“…But we know, from the rest of his music, that Beethoven was a man who experienced all that we can experience, who suffered all that
Month: April 2018
Keeping it Real
As one of the current sales pitches here in the land of the mostly apathetic makes its’ rounds on TV, or, if you just happen
Saturday Jazz
William John Evans (August 16, 1929 – September 15, 1980) was an American jazz pianist and composer who mostly worked in a trio setting.[2] Evans’ use of impressionist harmony, inventive
The Roads of Washington’s Apathy
Here in America, in most metropolitan areas or even non-metropolitan areas, one is given the opportunity to experience the joys of “four-wheelin” fun on roads
Let the Dogs Rule…Before It’s Too Late
You know how it goes. You’re listening to your boss drone on about unmet company goals, the need to work smarter, longer, harder (whatever that
That Lonely Mile
Everyday, thousands of workers go to their employer with the demand that they want a raise and the equally curious demand that they expect to
Dispatches from the Asylum 