Tonight's entry will be short. Jilda and I played at the Comer Museum tonight. It's about 90 miles south of where we live.
We've played at the museum before and we love those folks. Tonight, we'd play a while and chat a while.
We just got home and I have the late-night gig blues
The only picture I have was one I took this morning as the sun was waking up.
There's a saying about it but I'm too tired to remember.
Red sky in morning
Is never boring?
I forget.
We've played at the museum before and we love those folks. Tonight, we'd play a while and chat a while.
We just got home and I have the late-night gig blues
The only picture I have was one I took this morning as the sun was waking up.
There's a saying about it but I'm too tired to remember.
Red sky in morning
Is never boring?
I forget.
If you forget, try this one.
ReplyDeleteA red sky in the morning is a shepherd's warning.
For what that's worth in Alabama because I have no idea whether there are any shepherds to speak of who'd be interested in this warning anyway.
Alphie
Alphie
And here I thought you guys were singing the Blues! ;-) I don't know the proper term, but I call that a silhouette shot, I love it.
ReplyDeleteSherry & jack
What a beautiful shot of red skies in the morning - they say sailors take warning. I can't do late nights at all anymore. Proof is that I woke up at 3 am in my chair in the front room where I was trying to stay away until 9:00 so I could go to bed. Ha!
ReplyDeleteThose late-night gig blues are actually the satisfying feeling while you are coming down from a great time.
ReplyDeleteI always heard - red sky in morning sailors take warning, red sky at night sailors delight.
ReplyDeleteTake care, Sheila
I knew what it was. This was my lame attempt at humor :)
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