Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
Joyce LinehanWriting about a collection of songs, loosely organized around a theme. Frequency is about twice a week. Until I retire. Then watch out.
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Ten For Today: Desire Paths
I have lived in Dorchester, a neighborhood of Boston, nearly all my life. In fact, I have been domiciled in just about 2.5 of its 6 square miles for all but my ten-month foray to the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the early 80’s (when it w...
Ten For Today: No Scotland No Party
So the World Cup is in North America, including Boston, where I live. This past week, Bostonians (and I suspect people in other host cities) are experiencing a little bit of magic, witnessing the joy of tourists and immigrants and seeing ou...
Ten For Today: Flag Day
Good afternoon from Boston, the Cradle of Liberty. It’s Flag Day. I am a patriot, and I love the flag and what it stands for, which, it seems to me, is often on the other side of a chasm in relation our posture.
As you may know, I spent so...
Ten For Today: Celebrating Chips Moman
(I wrote this a couple of years ago, but it’s always worth revisiting Chips Moman.)
As a young music fan, I spent hours (and hours and hours) on the floor of my bedroom listening to music and reading album covers and music magazines. Time...
Ten For Today: Beau Brummell, Dandies and Fops
George Bryan “Beau” Brummell was born this day in 1778. He was a dandy. He was perhaps the original dandy. And I feel the need to set a table here by saying that today I spent time exploring the notion, misunderstanding, and evolution of da...
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