by Christine | Dec 12, 2007 | Welcome Column
“Bah! Humbug!”, said Ebenezer Kludge as he plunked down the money for the self-tuning guitar. “I’m a busy, important musician! Surely I shouldn’t be bothered with trivialities like learning how to tune my instrument!” He took his instrument home to his chilly, dank...
by Christine | Jun 28, 2010 | Welcome Column
I remember when karate really hit the big time, back in the seventies. The cold war was in full swing and people were fascinated with secret agent stuff. Everywhere you looked, on TV or at the movies, secret agent heroes like James Bond were beating up on the bad guys...
by Christine | Jun 27, 2016 | Welcome Column
The Bluegrass “Family”I find it interesting how it would appear that every organization or entity develops a culture of its own. Individuals that make up the group bring their own perspectives and views which combine with those of others and at some point a group...
by Christine | Jul 16, 2010 | Welcome Column
Today’s column from Bert Daniel Friday, July 16, 2010 I don’t know how much my parents worried about me as a kid, probably a lot. But it didn’t seem like that. In my mind, I was free to roam the neighborhood and do whatever I felt like all summer...
by Christine | Nov 30, 2007 | Welcome Column
The Bluegrass Mojo November 30, 2007 Missing Tom Tworek desperately last weekend, I pulled out a box of old photos and began looking for a snap shot of him back in the days we played in a band together. I found one, a black and white 8X10 of the band playing in...
by Christine | Oct 23, 2013 | Welcome Column
Trees are pretty magnificent, aren’t they? They provide shade, fruit, wood, along with leaves and sewer-destroying roots. If you have a tree living near you, you are familiar with the trees’ yearly cycle. In the spring, they’re busy, producing smaller branches, little...
