Thought this was hilarious…
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Thought this was hilarious…
Sorry it’s late…
(Note: the word “cuck” is used here a bit. However, it’s required, as it’s in the name of this awesome extension.)
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Yup. You’re getting two Self Care posts today. Because of this…
I did promise a couple Passover recipes.
This is one Mom found and then slightly modified. The original idea was a macaroni and cheese, but for Passover. Because matzah farfel (basically crushed matzah) is used, it turned into a very dairy casserole. And it is delicious… assuming you aren’t vegan or lactose intolerant. If you’re either or both of those things… you might want to skip this one…
Heh…
So…
Far too many people credit Elvis Presley with “inventing” Rock n’ Roll. Now, we can talk about the merits of his music (I’m not a fan, personally), but if you still think this is true, then you really don’t know Rock n’ Roll, and you perhaps need a course in how, just like with everything, white people stole music from black people.
But it’s not that simple, see, because people who think they do know will then point to Chuck Berry. I mean… better, but you still need to make your way back. You see, it actually wasn’t a man who invented Rock n’ Roll at all. Because before Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Elvis, there was…
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
As far as I and many others are concerned, the moment the Blues transformed into Rock was the moment this woman, a gospel singer, picked up the guitar.
Never heard of Sister Rosetta Tharpe?
Well… let me (and the Daily Beast) introduce you…
Another instrument I love is the saxophone. In fact, I used to play it as a kid. Sadly, I haven’t played in years, and have largely forgotten how to play, although I do want to pick it back up again…
Here’s one amazing saxophonist, who I’ve seen on the streets of New York City, soloing at Red Rooster. His name is Rakiem Walker, and this is his Project.
Enjoy!
Ah, the sitar. I absolutely love this instrument, and very much want to own and learn how to play one. Here’s one of my favorite sitar players, Anoushka Shankar, playing “Lasya”.
Enjoy!