Content: music

Summary:

Beautiful, talented, and about to inherit – Why is Sarah’s heart in turmoil...? Sarah Miller, the new darling of the Chamber Music Society, the protégée cellist of their in-house Quartet, receives rave reviews for her first series of concerts. She has just buckled her last term at New York’s prestigious music academy of Julliard when a hit-and-run driver strikes her down and disrupts her plans. Luckily unscathed, engagements still need postponing until proper exercises can restore agility and full mobility to her bruised wrist. While the melody is interrupted, Sarah meets up with the formidable Spinner brothers. The younger Mark, handsome and charming, sweeps her off her feet. The elder Julian, black sheep, black belted, and daunting black mood enjoys badgering and humiliating her. Her wrist recovered, playing music again, Sarah wonders which exercises will mend a bruised ego and an aching heart. ...Perhaps it’s because she is unworldly, unsophisticated – an orphan raised by tutors and nannies who ran to the bright lights of New York City...only to slam into the dark heart of Julian Spinner.

Chapters:

Summary:

The title of this quirky women’s fiction novel is also the name of the entirely female band the main character, Kat, forms in order to keep connected with her best friend—a family-oriented shrink she met in a college group. Kat’s painting career receives a boost from the socialite singer the friends recruit, and a romance with the guitar player’s cousin develops; both increase the stakes Kat has in the band’s success. But when the debut gig ends up being their last, will Kat be able to adjust to the changes, or will she lose her guy, career, and best friend through the band created to gain it all?

Chapters:

Summary:

Glance at Sapsorrow's "Syncing @ the speakeasy and was inspired.

Chapters:

Summary:

A light hearted look at a real life disaster! Did it make you laugh?

Chapters:

Summary:

Churches are being divided into contemporary and traditional in the same buildings now and one does not know what to do with the other is it a bit of religious snobbery of is it meeding the needs of all

Chapters:

Summary:

For those that are unfamiliar - I write these bits of fluff from time to time in the hopes I will eventually have enough to string together in some kind of series of short stories/rants/amusing tales of daily life. This one is because - Argh!!!!!!!!! My Mp3 player died.

Chapters:

Summary:

My picture of venerable old Jazzheads paying homage to their music.

Chapters:

Summary:

This is a poem about past loves, frustrations, and finally meeting The One.

Chapters:

Summary:

An expression of the sights and sounds of Jazz music through word.

Chapters:

Summary:

America's fascination with the coffeehouse is second only to the elixir they purchase inside. Deep down they are searching for something much more gratifying than a place serving fragrant beans and yummy muffins. The Java Pump is a coffeehouse where priests, rabbi's, agnostics and atheists discuss politics and God, and walk away as friends. Live music on Friday and Saturday nights, brings them together on the outside patio for camaraderie and entertainment. The Java Pump draws a vivid cast of characters, each with a story to tell, all anxious to solve an 80-year-old murder--much to the delight of the two ghosts who live there--and have since 1928.

Chapters:

Summary:

I was up in the wee hours, and it was raining. My spirit was restless, so I sat and listened to it for about 4 hours, trying to pray; get some peace in my soul. This is what came of it!

Chapters: