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Archive for September, 2008
James Gang – The Bomber
On September - 25 - 2008
Check out this article featuring Joe Walsh.
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James Gang – The Bomber from James Gang Rides Again, 1970.
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Python Lee Jackson – In A Broken Dream
On September - 23 - 2008
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Python Lee Jackson (with Rod Stewart) – In A Broken Dream, 1970. Re-released in 1972.
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Potter Puppet Pals in “The Mysterious Ticking Noise”
On September - 22 - 2008
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Republicans for Voldemort
On September - 22 - 2008
To continue the Harry Potter theme… the other night I saw a car with this bumper sticker on it.
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Jimboy, oh boy!
On September - 21 - 2008
I’ve had that slogan stuck in my head off and on for more years than I’d like to remember. Here’s a commercial from 1979:
So, naturally, when I saw this buoy I had to take a picture.
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Garden Update
On September - 21 - 2008
This plant was grown from the seeds Maddie harvested from a decorative gourd she and her friend were playing baseball with a couple of years ago! We can’t remember what the gourd looked like, so it’ll be fun to see what we get.
Decorative Gourd Bloom
The pumpkin vine has grown to the end of the enclosure, turned the corner, and is almost at the outer corner. I wonder how long it’ll get. I really wonder if any of these pumpkins will actually get any bigger. :/
Pumpkin Vine
Here’s one of my three cucumber sprouts. These are doing much better than the zucchini vines so far.
Cucumber Sprout
Here we have some more baby strawberries. I think we’ve had maybe three perfect red ripe strawberries from these plants. Maybe next year will have a better yield…
More baby strawberries
The Scarlet Gleam nasturtium plants are doing well. There’s obviously some little creepy crawlies that think they are tasty. 
Crimson Nasturtium
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The Quails – Shine A Light
On September - 16 - 2008
Marcy Playground – Opium
On September - 9 - 2008
