After a memorable vacation, thanks to our memorable friends in Vancouver, we’re home in memorable Boston!
Do you see anything memorable in my images for today?













































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Thanks to the enthusiastic and supportive response to my original songs I got from our memorable friends in Vancouver (who were always willing to lend a hand), I think I’m ready to give a memorable concert/Democrat fundraiser on Saturday.
Here’s what I find when I search for “memorable” on YouTube:
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Now I am looking forward to your memorable comments.
Thanks to all my memorable friends, including YOU!

I miss you already, Ann and Aaron! And so wish I could attend your concert on the 31st! We were all blown away by the concerts you gave in our living room.
I will be keeping you in my heart when I perform on Saturday, Maureen.
“Those were the days” is one that brings good memories of the Blue Moon Tavern in Seattle, where once in a while someone would put it on the playlist and the entire bar would stop whatever it was doing and sing along at the top of its lungs. Especially poignant now, having just lost one of my best bar buddies, Jack – and remembering him grinning at me from across the bar, raising a bottle of beer in salute. Yes, he was an alcoholic and yes, it killed him in the end. But as one of another of my favorite Dead songs say, “If it was a straight life you’d had, we never would have known your all these years.”
Thanks for the memorable comment, Barbara.
I’m eating pretzels over the keyboard on Crackers Over the Keyboard Day.
Welcome home!
Thanks for a delicious and memorable comment, Debbie!
On my 40th birthday I walked into an Irish pub and immediately heard “Old Red Eyes is back…” That was a memorable moment in many ways but “Everybody’s somebody’s asshole” is another favorite memorable song lyric.
You are soooo memorable, Chris.
you have had an extremely memorable summer, and it’s not over yet! )
Another memorable comment from you, beth!
I’m glad to see some mountains, or at least some high hills, behind you and your friends, Ann. Thank you for sharing your Canadian adventures.