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The devil went down to Georgia…

September 22nd, 2007 10:43 pm —  355 views

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About a million years ago my father made my brothers and I a mixed tape while we were visiting him in California (yes, I said “tape”…I’m totally dating myself here). One of the songs was the title of this entry. I was watching the last half of Brokeback Mountain (still haven’t seen the whole thing, not sure I want to) and I heard this in the background during one of the scenes. I’ve always loved this song and know every word of it.

Some of the other songs from that mixed tape? Help me out Reverand…I remember the Eye of the tiger, Jukebox hero, Urgent (the great sax solo), Rosanna. Remember this Old Dog? Had to be 20+ years ago…

So yeah, today was totally a long day. My group met for six hours. We got a lot done. And yes, I’m still thinking it’s The Best Group Ever.
It’s late, again. W. has gone to bed…though I heard her upstairs just a few moments ago moving about. She’s not asleep yet.

I really need to crash. Blogs are crazy. I realized that people have been posting comments and they haven’t been showing up. Blogs like this one receive a crazy amount of spam as comments so the system queues them for moderation. I’ll pay closer attention. I like to hear from people, not spam bots.

Image: I took this picture during our group meeting today. We were all working hard. I was pretending to sleep. Who took this picture you’re wondering? I did of course. :)

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3 Responses to “The devil went down to Georgia…”

  1. mom on September 23rd, 2007 1:19 pm

    of course you were faking sleep – anybody’s mother would know that “fake sleep” look. i really look forward to your,,,your,,,what would it be called. ‘blog” stuff???

    i need your e-mail address.

  2. Heidi on September 23rd, 2007 3:16 pm

    Spike,
    I really like the look of your new web blog, makes it more personal. Enjoy reading your blogs too.
    Heidi

  3. Randall P Hainous on September 24th, 2007 8:01 am

    Cats in the Cradle by Jim Croce…he was rather reluctant to add that one.
    Side B ended with Ride in the Storm Out by Reo Speedwagon…that’s about all I can remember.

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