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: Autumnal Equinox
(This is an updated version of something I posted on an earlier Autumnal Equinox. Some things change. Some things never change.)
Today is September 22, and at 8:04 p.m. EDT, summer ends and fall (colloquially known here as “Sweatah Weathah...
Ten For Today Revisit: St. Joseph, Levitating
(This is a lightly edited version of something I posted on a previous feast day. It’s still scientifically accurate though.)
If you have been here a while, you know that I am a secular Catholic, which means I am angry with the Church, but...
Ten For Today Revisit: Sylvia Moy
(I originally posted this one on Ms. Moy’s birthday a couple of years ago. It’s all still true.)
Sylvia Moy was born September 15, 1938 in Detroit. She was Motown’s first female writer and producer (though the latter is disputed, giving th...
Ten For Today: Songwriter Anita Poree
As you know if you have been here a while, we like to sing the unsung.
Songwriter Anita Poree was born this day in 1939 in Chicago, and spent much of her life in California. According to the spotty, incomplete information I can find about...
Ten For Today: Just Do It
Today’s topic is cancer screenings, and why you should have them.
I do all the ones I am supposed to do. I am so white that I am practically translucent, so I get a once over every year for any nasty bits on my skin. I think I have told yo...
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