Christmas music.
I have added Christmas music to this blog and it is located at the bottom of the blog,I hope you enjoy the songs I have on the playlist
The City by The Bay.
I used to enjoy going to San Francisco when I lived in Sacramento. Posted in honor of my co-author,Sandee
Panoramic view of the City of SACRAMENTO
I was stationed at McClellan AFB.One of 2 Air Force bases.got married there lived there until I got divorced and moved back to Cleveland.
United States Armed Forces.
MANY HAVE ANSWERED THE CALL TO SERVE IN ALL THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF OUR MILITARY..
MY HAMMERED DULCIMER
my Hammered Dulcimer (See 2/19/08 to learn how it is played & 2/29 /08 to hear the dulicmer being played.And No I am NOT PLAYING THESE TUNES,and DO NOT PLAY ANY OF THE DIFFERENT SONGS POSTED ON MY SITE,WELL AT LEAST NOT YET,MAYBE SOME DAY.
ABOUT THE HAMMERED DULCIMER
The hammered dulcimer is an ancient trapezoidal musical instrument played by striking the strings with wooden hammers.
Originating in the Middle East about 2000 years ago, English soldiers brought the instrument back to England after their failed attempt to conquer Persia during the Crusades about 1000 years ago. Dulcimers have many names in many lands: santur in the Middle East, yang q'in in China, hackbrett in Austria, zither in Germany, and cymbalom in Hungary. The name "dulcimer" is derived from Latin, meaning "sweet sound". Hammered dulcimers were popular in England during the reign of James I, when the Bible was translated into English as the King James Bible. The dulcimer was mentioned in the Book of Daniel 3:5 among other instruments "..the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, dulcimer, and all kinds of music..." The dulcimer was later mechanized to become what we now know as the harpsichord which later evolved in the piano.
Originating in the Middle East about 2000 years ago, English soldiers brought the instrument back to England after their failed attempt to conquer Persia during the Crusades about 1000 years ago. Dulcimers have many names in many lands: santur in the Middle East, yang q'in in China, hackbrett in Austria, zither in Germany, and cymbalom in Hungary. The name "dulcimer" is derived from Latin, meaning "sweet sound". Hammered dulcimers were popular in England during the reign of James I, when the Bible was translated into English as the King James Bible. The dulcimer was mentioned in the Book of Daniel 3:5 among other instruments "..the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, dulcimer, and all kinds of music..." The dulcimer was later mechanized to become what we now know as the harpsichord which later evolved in the piano.
SORRY FOLKS.
AS THE TITLE SAYS,I HAVE BEEN DUMPING SOME OF THE BLOGS THAT I FOLLOW.THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CONTENT OF THE BLOGS,BUT A HEALTH ISSUE FOR ME. I WILL MISS THE BLOGS THAT I STOP FOLLOWING. I HAVE A TOTAL OF 243 DIFFERENT BLOGS THAT I FOLLOW AND THAT IS WAY TOO MUCH FOR ME TO HANDLE.NOT TO MENTION THAT I HAVE NOT COMMENTED ON THESE BLOGS IN QUITE A WHILE.
SO I WILL BE CUTTING DOWN ON THE BLOGS.I HAVE TO,AGAIN IT IS DUE TO MY HEALTH ISSUES.
THIS PAINS ME TO DO SO THERE ARE SO MANY BLOGS THAT I HAVE ENJOYED VISITING.
I have most of the blogs on my 3 Blog Rolls and I will visit with you that way just a few at a time.
I HOPE THAT EVERY ONE UNDERSTANDS.
SO I WILL BE CUTTING DOWN ON THE BLOGS.I HAVE TO,AGAIN IT IS DUE TO MY HEALTH ISSUES.
THIS PAINS ME TO DO SO THERE ARE SO MANY BLOGS THAT I HAVE ENJOYED VISITING.
I have most of the blogs on my 3 Blog Rolls and I will visit with you that way just a few at a time.
I HOPE THAT EVERY ONE UNDERSTANDS.
MORE STUFF TO READ/LISTEN TO FURTHER DOWN
Please check out my MUSIC Playlist and followers on at the bottom of this blog.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
A powerful message.
I saw this on Dori's site and decided that I had to post it here as well.Thank You Dori for having this message on your site!
Posting # 1277
Posting # 1277
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here here !!!!!
That is awesome that you have lost so much weight. I struggle too, but I never give up.
What a blessing!
Amen!
Mike, this is very powerful and I appreciate your posting this.
To live in a world without compassion is to be dead to another's heart.
I do not want to live in a world without it. I do not want doctors and nurses without compassion. Or funeral directors without compassion.
We experienced a lot of compassion when my mother died. Total strangers lifting one another up in the ICU waiting room. It was extraordinary and something I will never forget.
I thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a nice comment.
Finding Pam,Just Breathe,and Speedcat,there still the need for compassion especially in the medical field where people the have mental issues are mistreated.
Hi!
I have an award for you.
Please come to receive it if you accept it:
http://justana-justana.blogspot.com/2009/11/golden-lion-award.html
Love,
Ana
Ana,thank you I'm on my way over.
Thanks for posting this Mike :) I'm so glad that you are paying it forward here too :)
Dori,when I see thjing that strike a cord with me I post it as well.
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