Broken Hallelujah

Good Morning. I woke up to a dusting of snow this morning. It was expected, but my head was already wrapped up in Spring.



"Robert Crumb the visionary behind underground commix, is a reluctant hero of his generation." Good article. I have a lot of respect for Crumb. He's one of the very few who absolutely stayed true to his art and to himself.



If you want to look at a superior collection of photographs, check out Getty Images. I believe some photos you can use and some are copywrited. Prize-winning photo-journalists have pics here, too.



Back Off, Syria and Iran! MoDo puts the War Game in perspective.



My husband is doing so well on his dietary changes since his diabetes diagnosis. I thought it'd be a much harder sell than it's been. Although we're still trying to come up with more good ideas for healthier low-fat, low sugar, low sodium meals. Guess I can search online for that.



Warren Zevon's new studio album, which has the working title of "My Dirty Life and Times," is nearing completion and will be his final album, as he was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer in August.. The singer-songwriter plans to add some more vocals over the next couple weeks. Tons of entertainers have made contributions to this album.





Happy Birthday. Eric Clapton is 58 today.



"When I was drinking, I used to wonder if the bartenders were actually attractive or if it was their proximity to the Divine Elixir that made them attractive; nowadays I wonder if the counter-men at Sweet Inspirations are really cute, or if it is the exquisite pastry they give me that lends an extra aura of tastiness." This is just one of the reasons I enjoy reading Marlene Manners. She paints such lovely pictures with her words.



**Edited @ 3:07 pm--I see where BlogShares is Number 1 on the Blogdex Hit Parade. I've signed up, but still don't know what I'm doing yet.



Quote For Today

Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds.

~Bob Marley



I'll bet I can piss you off from here.