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Improving on a Beethoven Masterpiece–I Think
I have a love for Beethoven’s music. More so than Mozart, J.S. Bach, or even, going back to my college days, when I was a rabid fan of The Clash and artists like Bruce Springsteen. I think Beethoven’s passion came through so clearly in his symphonies, piano concertos, piano sonatas, string quartets, and other works. Read more
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The Man Who Mistook His C-PAP Mask for a Stack of Pancakes
I was at a strange dining room table–at least I thought it was me. I “felt” young, tall, and handsome. In front of me was an empty plate, accompanied by the full assortment of silverware and a fancy cloth napkin. Someone was talking to me from the adjacent kitchen as if we were intimately acquainted, Read more
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The Bitter Incongruity of Old Man Problems & and the Triumph Bonneville in the Window: A Repost
While ordering my calcium and vitamin D online, I was reminded I used to buy my pills from a neighbor who had a shop a couple of blocks from my office in Downtown Sacramento. Then I remembered the Triumph in his window and was tempted to walk the few blocks to his house, assuming he Read more
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Observations for the Mat #11: The Singing Yoga Teacher
Keisha, the singing yoga teacher Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a yoga workshop titled “Sacred Sound + Flow,” led by LaKeisha at YogaSix Land Park. As one of her students, I felt fortunate to attend this unique 90-minute session that featured a slow Vinyasa flow accompanied by live harp music, a meditative Read more



