“Rhapsody in Blue” – George Gershwin After the success of an experimental classical-jazz concert held with French-Canadian singer Eva Gauthier at Aeolian Hall (New York) on November 1, 1923,
Author: Decker
Usually bemused by the current nuttiness of the modern world and attempting to maintain my wits by writing about it all
The Freak Show Continues
When you’re one of ringmasters leading the circus, and if the circus you’re leading is in the business of saying one dumb thing after another
Looking for the Reset Button
“Look into your own heart and then look into the heart of another. Because when you look deeply enough into the heart of another, what
The Comical Side of Thinking
“I write because I don’t know what I think until I read what I say.” ~ Flannery O’Connor Thinking is an act very much in
The Unexpected Kindness
Remember when the memory of experiencing unexpected kindness, decency, compassion or empathy comes about in your mind, providing you with a feeling of love and
“Joyous Voices Sweet and Clear, Sing the Sad of Heart to Cheer”…
After about the 3rd bite of your marijuana edible; the 3rd toke of your joint: your 3rd martini of the night, or even after the
Dispatches from the Asylum 