Friday, November 21, 2008
No More Strobe
Ok. I am upset. Earlier this week, Sirius took away one of my favorite channels - "The Strobe". Yes, I enjoyed listening to the disco classics of the 70s when I was in high school. Now they are again distant memories. In its place, I have discovered "1st Wave" - the new wave music of the late 70s/early 80s. It reminds me of my favorite station when I was in college - WLIR. Although the station was "on the Island", it came in clearly in The Bronx. They played U2, INXS, etc before they made it to the pop charts. This begs the question, if I have moved away from 70s Disco and to 80s New Wave, will I one day catch up to contemporary music again? Hmmm. Stay tuned...
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Happy Belated Birthday, Marry
Hi Marry Hunter, nee Van Gunst. I lost touch with you a long time ago but I still think of you. Yesterday, September 14, was your birthday. I hope you had a happy day.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Wedding in Vegas
Day-after-New-Year Resolution (Follow Up)
Slacking on this resolution... gaining more than losing. I really need to turn this around!
Goodbye George Carlin and Bozo the Clown
Two other icons from my childhood recently passed away...
I remember watching George Carlin on the Flip Wilson Show when I was a child. My husband and I were fortunate to see a Carlin show in Akron a few years ago (after missing a show in New Jersey many years earlier due to a snow storm). I will miss his humor. 06.22.2008
What can I say about watching "Bozo the Clown" as a child? Lawrence Weiss (Larry Harmon ). 07.03.2008
I remember watching George Carlin on the Flip Wilson Show when I was a child. My husband and I were fortunate to see a Carlin show in Akron a few years ago (after missing a show in New Jersey many years earlier due to a snow storm). I will miss his humor. 06.22.2008
What can I say about watching "Bozo the Clown" as a child? Lawrence Weiss (Larry Harmon ). 07.03.2008
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Goodbye Jim McKay
I grew up watching ABC's Wide World of Sports with my dad. At a time when there were only 3 major networks, 3 minor channels, and one public channel in NYC, that show was the highlight of a weekend afternoon. I will always remember the show's introduction and will never forget the "agony of defeat" as a skier fell off of a ski ramp. More importantly, I will remember Jim McKay as a wonderful childhood memory.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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