I'm a blog slacker, I'll admit. Sorry! Being in a school rotation + busy weekends + super early mornings (yaaay half marathon training) = no blog time.
But, I thought you might enjoy seeing what a big sports fan I am (ha).
I'm digging this Tom Waits cover by Sarah Jarosz. And pretty much this whole ablum by her.
Something about leaves turning and pumpkin everything also reminds me how much I love folk and bluegrass...so enjoy!
(And in other news, I start a new rotation on Monday...public schools! I still haven't had my flu shot, so let's all say a prayer for me, yes?).
*I have to add that musicians like this one are part of the reason Nashville has made my list of possible future homes. I would love to be able to catch shows like this on even a semi-regular basis.
I thought I would eventually regret chopping off my long hair. I am happy to say that I was terribly mistaken. It is so much fun to mess around with, and I never would have been able to do this with long hair:
My expression, on the other hand, would be courtesy of my strange personality.
A couple links I enjoyed today, while (not) writing an excruciatingly long pertinent history...
1. Freaky Fortnight. I am loving this series of posts at Slate. One of the Slate editors and his stay-at -home mom/writer wife are switching places for two weeks, and writing about it. I am finding it enlightening, and funny.
2. An opinion piece on the Prez's nobel prize hubbub. I love Barack (and I'm proud of much of what he's done), but I tend to agree with this fella.
It's October 4th. It's one of the first really cool days of the year (my heat even kicked on for a couple minutes!), and I have started holiday prep. And by holiday, I don't mean Halloween, or Thanksgiving.
I should really be from somewhere else, where it's okay to listen to Christmas music in October.
'Cause I'm doing it anyway. But don't fret, I still love a good pumpkin spice latte.
I'm on a journey to become a Speech-Pathologist, and in the process I'm trying to become a more loving and gracious kind of person.
And I'm glad you came to visit.