First up, This is a good song I think:
Then there is Chicken Fried:
Who doesn't like fried chicken and cold beer?
Finally, I'm not a big Ozzy Osbourne fan but this song in particular is very raccoonish:
Speaking of roads to nowhere, I would liken it to the wilderness or wildersea.
I mean who hasn't found the,selves lost at see in a dinghy wonderin' what the hell is goin' on? Where do I go? How do I navigate? Where am I? Where is I Am?
However, I have come to learn that we need these tests of faith, and humbling experiences (bevause they do makes us either humble or bitter, our choice) and it does condition us, and makes us stronger, vertically speaking.
And ain't that the point? To transcend ourselves? Adapt and overcome all obstacles and challenges? To fight for our liberties, 'cause our free choices are slackrosanct.
We need our slack.
Gagdad Bob over at One Cosmos says it so much better and anyone that wants to grow vertically can get a lot of food for thought there. And a good dose of humor as well.
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Fungle Jungle, Motel Zero, A Work In Progress, Blogodidact, Primordial Slack and Rick's blogs as well as All the others I have listed are excellent sources of wisdom.
Thanks, Ben - and right back atcha. It's always good to see what you have to say; you are a master of the guffaha!
Hi Julie!
Well, Thank you very much! One thing I love about being a raccoon is that humor is definitely a requirement for membership.
I know all you guys n' gals have a superb sense of humor and I find myself laughing a lot when I read your comments and posts at the high level of funny in yer bemusememts. :^)
Incidently, that Zac Brown song is very raccoonish too! Wholotta wisdom in it.
I'm always runnin' late lately! Apparently I'll never catch up, so Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and a Great Easter to ya, Ben!
Hi Don!
Right back at atcha bro! So good to hear from you. :)
Finally starting to catch up with everything. I enjoyed those, Ben. Thank you.
I saw Ozzie and Black Sabbath in concert -- many, many years ago. It was a pretty good show -- as best I can remember. After the show, the band got mad about something and cherry-bombed the toilets.
Sufferin' succotash!
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