I’m supposed to be writing a column today (Tuesday). I almost forgot. Not because I don’t like writing (I love it), I’m in the middle of a swarm of projects, and it currently looks like Christmas exploded all over my house. As well, getting back into my former world of telecom is akin to performing the Highland Sword Dance which involves finesse, footwork and a delicate balance, making sure you don’t touch the swords. Now that it’s “end of year” for most businesses, the almost palpable whoosh of calendars rapidly opening has generated a ripple effect creating a tsunami of meetings and conference calls. “Man the decks…..it’s everyone for themselves!”
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Pat Blythe – England, a surprise…..and Christmas music
Posted in Family, life, music, Opinion, Review with tags A Charlie Brown Christmas, Aer Lingus, Blubberhouse, Bob Segarini, Brass Transit, Brian Barlow, Carlton-in-Coverdale, DBAWIS, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, Easby Abbey, Ember Swift, Empire Theatre Belleville, John Sherwood, luvthemusic, Masham, Pat Blythe, Pat Blythe A Girl With A Camera, Pately Bridge, Paul DeLong, Prince Edward Country Jazz Festival, Ralph Fitz Randall, Richmond North Yorkshire, Saltburn, Scott Alexander, The Georgian Theatre, Vince Guaraldi Trio, Wetherspoons, Whitby on December 17, 2021 by segariniPat Blythe – Until next year be safe, be happy, have fun……
Posted in life, music, Opinion, Review with tags 4th Annual Unison Schmoozefest, Amanda Powers, Barry Roden, Bill Bell, Bob Segarini, Bruce Bradley, Canada Rocks Media, DBAWIS, Eddie Bullen, Hartley Pickens, Jay Douglas, Julian Taylor, Julian Taylor Band, Liberty Grand, luvthemusic, monowhales, Oliver Salathiel, Pat Blythe, Pterodactyl Problems, Richmond North Yorkshire, Sally Shaar, Sarah French, Sarah French Publicity, See Rock Live Magazine, Temple Church Choir, Tom Cochrane, Unison Benevolent Fund on December 11, 2019 by segariniThis week of December 8 has got to be one of the craziest weeks yet this year and the month just keeps getting busier. Special functions to attend, birthdays, a show, baking, shopping, writing, editing, decorating, cleaning…..the list goes on. In the middle of this maelstrom I have to spend an entire afternoon at the ophthalmologist and another afternoon hanging around my doctor’s office (annual checkup). Time spent away from the computer and other “duties” is keeping me up until the wee wee hours of the morning.
Last week was all about the music of Christmas. Heading down that rabbit hole I learned about, and listened to, some amazing music while researching and selecting the tunes for the column. I’m not sure there’s much more I can add.