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Well, today I’m featuring another of the many songs that take me back to my youth every time I hear them.
As I’ve mentioned before, the nostalgic tunes I enjoy the most are upbeat, positive songs that convey a happy message.
The one I’m sharing with you today is “Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)” by a group called Edison Lighthouse. [Read more…]
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If someone mentions the term “Twin Cities”, most people will immediately think of Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota.
While those are indeed the most famous twin cities in America, they certainly aren’t the only ones in this vast country.
As luck would have it, I grew up and currently live just a short drive from a pair of the most beautiful and intriguing twin cities you’re likely to find. [Read more…]
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Everyone who really knows me knows I enjoy these four things:
1 – Technology
2 – Bluegrass Music
3 – Clean comedy
4 – Goats [Read more…]
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Every now and then I’ll hear a song that takes me back to my youth, and the nostalgic tunes I enjoy the most are upbeat, positive songs that convey a happy message.
One such song is “Nice to Be with You” by a group called Gallery. [Read more…]
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The planet Mercury is too small and too far away to see with the naked eye, but you can easily see Venus with the naked eye because it’s the second brightest object in the night sky after the moon.
What’s more, if you look at Venus through an inexpensive telescope you’ll even be able to see its moon-like phases (crescent, half, or gibbous) as it orbits the sun.
Now, here’s the intriguing part… [Read more…]