Thanks For The Dance, The Hills and It's torn are my favorites. Beautiful music. And the vinyl comes in a very nice cover.

Stay tuned - more infos September 2020 !

Hello Friends what a wonderful walking weekend organized by Phil and Jean. I will need Phil's help with the weather trick in 2021 when you all hopefully are fit and free to join the 7th walking tour in Black Forest Area, Germany. Here is a group photo of a different kind taken in York's great music ...

I looked at the participants list and found:

Diane Williams Poeirdrie Mellon

What a name.

Wonderful venue, Maarten. I can't wait to perform at the open mic. I hope that many of my fans will attend.

That's great news indeed. Many thnx go to Jarkko and Eija for having organized these meetups all those years. That's been hard work for sure. Hans and Caren, we are glad that you are keeping Option C alive and I am looking forward to more wonderful days to share with friends on this outstanding isla...

I posted the following to a group of University of Wisconsin sports fans who I consider friends. It contains some personal history of my love of Leonard and his works, but I thought it might be a good start to a discussion of this wonderful book of poems and notebook entries. Just received the book...

This is spooky.

I am so sorry about this. Last time we met Arthur and Bernadette was at the Toowoomba LC Birthday celebration in 2007. What a shiny person he was with a great smile. RIP, Arthur.

Only 3 weeks to go. So most of us will wait for the bus at Budapest airport on Thursday September 28. I am ready for more fun.

I will. I am way too young for a debate about what is original.

Please don't fall off the cliffs, friends.

Isn't it nice to see the yellow and black on this thread ?

I agree that Claudia has created a beautiful song which was worth to be performed at the inaugaration of the bench.
A real benchmark.

One last look at the pretty moon
And then he went down like a stone
We knew that it would happen soon
For all his flesh fell from the bone

Half a year without the man
No word, no tune, no blessing
We try to smile as best we can
It's darker since his passing

It feels good, to read this. Thank you, Mr. Kory.