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| A 4-ounce glass of beer with just a little bit left. Delicious, and just my size! |
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| I studied this device for a while before asking my son, "Is this a jukebox?" He said, "Yes." Quite different from the ones I remember. |
Singers performed country songs, Beatles, and blues. One woman played the violin. Another recited poetry. None of them sounded like amateurs.
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| Here's my son, singing the blues and strumming on his Dobro-style guitar. Sorry the photo is a little blurry. I couldn't get closer right then and I didn't want to use a flash. I was trying not to be a pushy mom! |
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How fun! I haven’t been to a bar since...well, I can’t remember when. We seniors need to get out more!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know Max was a singer. How very cool! Looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I so love this kind of "going outside the comfort zone." Thanks for sharing, and here are MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOTS
ReplyDeleteDeb: Since I was with my son, I felt comfortable going to a bar. Otherwise, it's been years! Seems like I'm rarely out after dark these days. Even my evening writing group now meets in the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteGrace: Yes, Max has been playing guitar since he was a teenager and even took classical guitar lessons. His genre nowadays is blues.
ReplyDeleteLaurel-Rain: I must admit that I didn't really step very far outside my comfort zone. After all, I was with my son! It was fun, however, to experience something different. I try to say "yes" to opportunities whenever possible.
ReplyDeleteFun post, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy,
ReplyDeleteComfort zones are meant to broken once in awhile. This was a good
time to break it. Have a great day!
Hi, Judy. It was a fun evening.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, Sherrie. I agree--time with my son is always worthwhile, especially when he nudges me out of my routine.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to hear your son perform! You're allowed to be proud stage mom.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Irma. Computer programmer by day; rock star by night.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. That place looks like a great place and be that proud stage mom. I know that he enjoyed having you there.
ReplyDeleteHi, csuhpat1. I don't think I embarrassed him, although I did have to suppress the urge to let out a big "WAHOOO!" after his performance. I'm looking forward to more open mic nights.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! And a good reminder.
ReplyDeleteIt was a cool evening, Lynne. I'm trying to say "yes" to these opportunities when they arise.
ReplyDeleteIt's cool to have someone playing a guitar in family.
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