Since I have a fear of flying, and a flight to B.C. tomorrow morning, I’ve been in a constant state of panic for the last week or so. When I finally fall into a restless sleep, I have non-stop nightmares of arriving at the wrong terminal, without a ticket or some vital bit of identification, and wearing all the wrong clothes, if I’m wearing clothes at all. Even when there’s no reason to panic – and I can always find a reason to panic – I’m in a simmering pre-panic mode. My house looks like an exploded suitcase. Everything is everywhere.
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Roxanne Tellier – Don’t Get Around Much Any More
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Alannah Myles, Alison Young, Beverlie Robertson The Chanteclaires, Bob Cohen, Bob Dylan, Bob Segarini, Bohemian Embassy, by Rosemary Solway, Chick Roberts, David Woodhead, DBAWIS, Dede Higgins, Don Cullen, Don’t Get Around Much Anymore, Eric Alper, Gordon Lightfoot, Harbourfront, Joanne Crabtree, John Robert Columbo, Judith Orban, Keith McKie, Kensington Market, Kensington Market Jazz Festival, Klaas von Graft, Linda Goldman, Lois and Bram, Lorne Michaels, Margaret Atwood, Milton Acorn and Al Purdy, Molly Johnson, Nancy Simmonds, Nancy White, Owen McBride, Perth County Conspiracy, Richard Underhill, Riverboat, Robert Priest, Roxanne Tellier, Sharon, Sharon Hampson, Sylvia Tyson, Terry Jones, The Boat, The Dirty Shames, The Shuffle Demons, The Sinners, Wayne and Shuster, Yorkville on September 26, 2016 by segariniAch and oy vey! This house move is cramping my style, big time. Haven’t been able to get out to a lot of events, because time’s a ticking, and there’s only so many hours in a day. I’d like to say I’ve become more selective in my outing choices. But the truth is, moving and packing is a bitch. There just isn’t any time to gallivant around.
But let me tell you about two recent events I did manage to squeeze in. Both were wonders in their own ways.