Sure, said Chelsea, I’d love to see your den.
No, said Morton, I haven’t seen any worms.
Yes, said Glouster, very fine form.
Category: Holidays
“Blurtso feels light as a feather”
“Blurtso sings with friends”
Banana Pancakes – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerBlowing Away – Linda Ronstadt
Audio PlayerBookends – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerAmerica – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerBrushfire Fairytales – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerBubble Toes – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerBuckets of Rain – Bob Dylan
Audio PlayerDon’ t Mess Around With Jim – Jim Croce
Audio PlayerFall Line – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerFeeling Groovy – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerFifty Ways To Leave Your Lover – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerForever – Ben Harper
Audio PlayerF- Stop Blues – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerGone – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerHomeward Bound – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerI’d Rather Hurt Myself – Roger Miller
Audio PlayerLeaving On A Jet Plane – John Denver
Audio PlayerI Know Where I’m Going – Traditional
Audio PlayerJohnny I Hardly Knew Ye – Traditional
Audio PlayerKathy’s Song – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerLandslide – Fleetwood Mac
Audio PlayerMy Own Two Hands – Ben Harper
Audio PlayerNo Other Way – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerGirl From The North Country – Bob Dylan
Audio PlayerOne More Cup Of Coffee – Bob Dylan
Audio PlayerPosters – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerSara – Bob Dylan
Audio PlayerScarborough Fair – Traditional
Audio PlayerShelter From The Storm – Bob Dylan
Audio PlayerShenandoah – Traditional
Audio PlayerTenderness – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerThe Least You Could Do – Ben Harper
Audio PlayerTimes Like These – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerTraffic In The Sky – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerWe Had It All – B.W. Stevenson
Audio PlayerBetter Together – Jack Johnson
Audio PlayerYou Can Close Your Eyes – James Taylor
Audio PlayerYour Loving Arms – Hank Williams
Audio PlayerSong For The Asking – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerCongratulations – Paul Simon
Audio PlayerSarah Maria – James Taylor
Audio PlayerBelieve In Your Dreams – Rudolph and Clarice
“Bonny celebrates until the cows come home”
I didn’t know you were Irish, said Pablo. Actually, said Bonny, I’m Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and English. My oldest ancestors arrived in the Isles around 400 B.C. and lived in all the various regions. I used to celebrate Saint Andrew’s Day on November 30th, Saint David’s Day on March 1st, and Saint George’s Day on April 23rd, but now I celebrate them all on Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17th. Does that mean you have to drink four times as much beer? said Blurtso.
“By yon bonny banks and by yon bonny brays…”
“Blurtso looks at the snow” (XXII)
Today is Valentine’s Day… I suppose a lot of couples are celebrating, and a lot of singles are not. Some have been reminded how fortunate they are, and others how unfortunate. And most importantly of all, the stores have sold truckloads of candy.
“Blurtso goes into shock”
Hmmm, thought Blurtso, no more football.
I wonder how much I can get for my TV?
“Blurtso visits his friends in Concord” (I)
Welcome! said Bonny Bray. I’ve got a great evening planned! First we’ll go shopping, then we’ll eat dinner, then we can have cocoa at the Colonial Inn. I’ve booked a double room with an extra bale of hay!
Mmm, said Pablo. Mmmmm, said Bonny. Will you tell me a story? said Pablo. A story? said Bonny. Yes, said Pablo, a bedtime story about two donkeys that snuggle under the covers. Warm covers? said Bonny. Yes, said Pablo, very warm covers.