pickInteresting. More detailed & thorough than I expected. At times a but too detailed as a lot of it was the same, but it was interesting to get such a deep insight into this legend‘s life. It ended up being shorter than I thought since about 40% of the book is the acknowledgments, end notes, bibliography, etc.
I‘m completely ensconced in a “Nothing Keeps My Attention” mood. So let‘s try a little 70‘s faux rock biography.
pickWhat I like about memoirs is that introduce me to lives completely different from my own. And boy does Neenah Cherry do that, and that even if all the name dropping is excluded.
Her mom was an artist and her dad was a jazz musician so the family traveled a lot when Cherry grew up, mostly between Sweden and NYC. She took a break from school at 14, got married at 17 and had her first child at 18. She just never was a kid the way I was.
After I finished watching the Joyce Meyer Conference on Saturday afternoon, I found out that Stagecoach was going on so on Saturday and Sunday night, I watched Stagecoach on Amazon Prime Video. Amazon Prime Video was streaming it so these are the performers I watched and my thoughts about them.
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I found this (and the rest of the trilogy) at a used bookstore and couldn‘t resist. I first read these in late elementary school and loved them so I‘m diving back into them. Fingers crossed they hold up!
I can honestly say this is the first string quartet with didgeridoo I‘ve ever heard. And the first Sculthorpe. Not really good for “background music at work” today, what with the barking and all. 😀
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Wonderful book and story from Steven Curtis Chapman! Loved it! So full of wisdom and insight into our Lord and how good and holy he is! Very emotional as well.
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