Category Archives: music

What’s your personal anthem?

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Katherine Helms Cummings

I plugged in my iPod on my way into work this morning, and was surprised to see that Jay Bookman’s column today is all about what I listened to while I drove. I owned a small market radio station and … Continue reading →

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Homeward Bound

Posted on December 24, 2012 by Katherine Helms Cummings

I remember seeing this Saturday Night Live short years ago when it was broadcast. This year is serves as a poignant reminder of simpler times, the joy of family and friends, and how important being with those we love is the … Continue reading →

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How to throw a great July 4th party

Posted on July 6, 2012 by Katherine Helms Cummings

The Friday Photo A weekly photo inspired by spontaneity, art, and community. July 6, 2012 Live bluegrass music played by a beaming grandfather and granddaughter Old friends, new friends, great food An African doctor, educated in Communist Russian, returning home … Continue reading →

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