Looking Back

I think you're strongest when you're telling the story of being in Fenway Park -- your voice gets more ... alive, somehow. :)

Good stuff; I'd listen to more.

Adam

As a person who makes very large mistakes on a regular basis, I find great comfort in hearing about others' blunders, too. :-)

ADQ

Please and Thank You for your Vote:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/6914

Keep on rockin' in the free world.

Ok you got me. It was cool minty blue just like the bottle of Listerine my mother had always kept in the exact same place under the sink. Satisfied?

As for Manheim Steamroller, growing up in Nebraska where they were actually from (not Germany) I had to listen to them more than . . .well let's just say gargling with windex might not have been an accident.

(Sorry public radio folks, especially KIOS -- I know all about your fondness for the 'Roller. Especially the X-mas album.)

I was a big fan of the Banana Bunch until- I saw a poster of star Jack Wild in Tiger Beat (or one of those teen fan mags). His smile displayed an appalling lack of dental hygiene. Because the poster was printed using something cheaper than the four color process, the three days of crud stuck between his teeth was a sickly green! Ugh! God, Jack! Brush your teeth! It was no small moment. Thanks for taking me back.
Jim Barfuss
http://www.publicradioquest.com/user/2824

“It is the gaps, the interstices, the place where things meet: That is what is important.” Seymour B. Moore

But you're not very congruent. Your message says one thing, but your actions say another.

You say you want to hear about everyone's small moments, and yet, the best I can tell you have not listened to anyone's submissions... when are you planning to start being the person you say you are?

I've done that same thing about the concentrate box vs the juice box.

Steve

It falls to the enlightened, and the intelligent and the sane to take responsibility for the deluded or doltish or insane.

My thought is that the small moments in life can have tremendous impact on us.

The blunders, epiphanies, observations, kind words, small moments, tragedies... and the impression that event had on you would impact others greatly and stir up similar, if not equivalent moments. Also, I need to know if I'm the only one who has mistaken a box of juice concentrate, for a juice box with no straw-hole...