If he gets selected there's another HUNG JURY in store! :banghead:
I just put on CNN. Those poor people. Prayers for safety for all.
I loved, loved, loved seeing James at Tanglewood. He performed last night in Boston at a concert to support the victims of the bombings. I hope they haven't aired it yet on tv. He spoke about the lyrics of SBJ just today on HLN.I have yet to share any music yet I have so enjoyed the music that has been shared.
I grew up near a place called Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston symphony. Back in the day, the 70's mostly Tanglewood also held popular concerts, like The Who, Santana, Jethro Tull, Chicago, etc. Those were stopped quite a few years ago now although we still have James Taylor who lives nearby and always plays there every summer (his current wife worked for the Boston symphony).
So, this is my "local" music, so to speak...
No summer is complete without Sweet Baby James . Listen for the crowd shouting for "Stockbridge"-this was the one from 2010 with Carole King and Yo Yo Ma-have heard it every year since I was 10 I think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBaAeSNMLrU
When I was a teen two of my faves to hear were James Taylor and Carly Simon. He also performed with Joni Mitchell and Carole King a lot back then at Tanglewood and the Music Inn in the Berkshires. A bunch of us would go on Tuesday nights (cause the weekends were for the symphony). It was close to home and safe-we'd sit on the beautiful lawn overlooking the Stockbridge Bowl and listen to great music.
This was one of my fave songs when James & Carly were together
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_D0i7UC9UY
I also like classical music and my same friends would often get together and go to the Sunday afternoon concerts. I mean, we weren't going to go to the symphony on a weekend night! And now we've been bringing our boys to those concerts.
This was an amazing performance of Elijah performed in German from memory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3ACAdK9MDQ
But my kids are never going to go to concerts like this that I attended when I wasn't even a teenager cause I had a super cool older cousin with a convertible!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXb8ZDuICCs
He'll never get selected for her trial. I hope it's something really boring.
He's 6'3" and I'm 5 feet even. He takes his size after my dad's family. Mom's dad was 5 feet. Cherokee's are so short.
I got a lot of good info from the actual decision
http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2013/03/14/07-99001 web - corrected.pdf
And the state's appeal of that decision was denied.
i think she was wrongly convicted. While I cannot be completely sure of imnocence, conviction based on the testimony of a cop with that kind of known history, and no other evidence, was just wrong. I think it is incredibly spiteful of the state to have her still sitting in prison
Michael Kiefer ‏@michaelbkiefer 1m
No joke: I just got called for jury duty at Maricopa County Superior Court on July 18, the day Jodi Arias is supposed to go back to trial.
:facepalm:
I have yet to share any music yet I have so enjoyed the music that has been shared.
I grew up near a place called Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston symphony. Back in the day, the 70's mostly Tanglewood also held popular concerts, like The Who, Santana, Jethro Tull, Chicago, etc. Those were stopped quite a few years ago now although we still have James Taylor who lives nearby and always plays there every summer (his current wife worked for the Boston symphony).
So, this is my "local" music, so to speak...
No summer is complete without Sweet Baby James . Listen for the crowd shouting for "Stockbridge"-this was the one from 2010 with Carole King and Yo Yo Ma-have heard it every year since I was 10 I think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBaAeSNMLrU
When I was a teen two of my faves to hear were James Taylor and Carly Simon. He also performed with Joni Mitchell and Carole King a lot back then at Tanglewood and the Music Inn in the Berkshires. A bunch of us would go on Tuesday nights (cause the weekends were for the symphony). It was close to home and safe-we'd sit on the beautiful lawn overlooking the Stockbridge Bowl and listen to great music.
This was one of my fave songs when James & Carly were together
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_D0i7UC9UY
I also like classical music and my same friends would often get together and go to the Sunday afternoon concerts. I mean, we weren't going to go to the symphony on a weekend night! And now we've been bringing our boys to those concerts.
This was an amazing performance of Elijah performed in German from memory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3ACAdK9MDQ
But my kids are never going to go to concerts like this that I attended when I wasn't even a teenager cause I had a super cool older cousin with a convertible!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXb8ZDuICCs
Its good to see so many of you! I don't post often but give lots of thanks for all the great posters who say everything I feel. It's been great following here with all of you.
This is me and my oldest son 2 years ago at his wedding, proud Army Mom here.
Oh, I too am vertically challenged. :floorlaugh: I am same height as you, 5 foot.
Christmas in Sarajevo is the song that got me hooked also.
Here is there website. They have a DVD out. I have it and it is really good but it is nothing like there concerts.
http://www.trans-siberian.com/
Our son has always kept his hair short in a military style haircut but about a year ago he began to grow it long and at first I didn't like it as it was growing out but now.........WOW! He is gorgeous if I may say so myself. His hair is black, thick, silky, and very shiny. His wife loves it this way.
Everyone that knows him thinks he looks like a movie star.
He is 38 but looks maybe late 20s with a beautiful complexion and dark eyes.
He looks nothing like his mom though but that's ok.I always say I have to keep his birth certificate handy to prove he is mine.:floorlaugh: He looks like his dad.
IMO