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Remembering those on September 11 - those who were lost and, also, the loved ones who survived them. And for those who continue to serve our country, cities, towns and villages here and abroad.
The Rising was Bruce Springsteen's first studio album in 7 years and reflects his feelings about September 11, 2001. This song was one of several performed at the WTC memorial and benefit.
May they all find healing in song as so many of us do.
There are tears on the pillow where we slept And you took my heart when you left.
It's amazing how you can speak right to my heart Without saying a word you can light up the dark Try as I may I could never explain What I hear when you don't say a thing...
*set water boiling...steam begins to drift up... holding sauce pan over flame... pour a little wine
into skillet... fragrant steam rolls up... shake pan then add more wine...
grab pot holder slip over handle... shake it... then flip simmering
ingredients, humming to Euge...check the basil/lavender mixture
for the grilled scallops ...
Another brilliant video by Radiohead. I like the most that shot, where a girl and a boy are in the cage like birds. Though the meaning of the song is obscure to me.
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Sweet Memory - Melody Cardot
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