On Tuesday, July 24th, we ended our vacation up in Cda/Spokane. We had a great time and look forward to returning soon.
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- Bryan Vandergriff
- I am 33. I live in suburban Portland, Oregon, and I wanted to create a way for my friends and family to read my gripes and see pictures of what is going on in my life.
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- Saying Good Bye to CdA for Now
- Dinner at Mom's House
- Sonsteng/Needham Family Barbecue
- Kim's Wedding Reception
- Moneyball
- Learning to Eat Soup With a Knife: Counterinsurgen...
- Parker's 3rd Haircut
- Proposed Solutions to Climate Change
- Insurgency in Iraq
- The Post Surge Strategy
- Parker Goes to the Zoo
- Another Birthday Toy
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Realizing I'm neither friend nor family, I thought I'd pass along a good book recommendation. I started listening to jazz about a year ago and decided I wanted to learn more about it. I found "Lady Sings the Blues" (by Billie Holiday) at Wal-Mart for $13 and I checked from the library "Ella Fitzgerald" by Stuart Nicholson - I found them to each be an interesting look into the lives of many musicians, not just Ella and Billie. My last jazz acquisition was a CD made by Doc Cheatham and Nicholson Payton in 1997. Hard to believe Doc was 91 when he recorded same. You have to listen to it to understand what I mean.
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