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Sunday Serendipity

String quartet in D major No.1 op. 44/1, by Felix Mendelssohn

Enjoy, Jack

Sunday Serendipity

It has been a change in the weather this last week. I got my early garden planted, I think spring may be here.

Todays selection seems appropriate.

Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughn Williams.

Enjoy, Jack

Sunday Serendipity

For another Black History month Sunday, some midcentury Jazz musicians for your Sunday morning enjoyment.

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Sunday Serendipity

My second Sunday selection for Black History month.

Africa, composed by William Grant Still jr.

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Sunday Serendipity

Jazz and blues as sung by some of my favorite women singers. Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitgerald. Billie Holiday, Big Mamma Thornton, Nina Simone and my latest discovery, Samarah Joy.

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Now On Tap

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I think that is the question to be asked of those planting marvolous growers such as horseradish, ginger, bamboo, asparagus,…

It’s funny the back of the lettuce seat packet essentially says “ are you sure you know what you are…

as we all know, the stalks of rhubarb are edible, the leaves are poisonous

all the plant’s energy goes into producing seed and you want the stalks of the foliage for food you only…

What happens if you let it grow?