The bruise I can show, and the hands…

My left leg

The bruise I can show, and the hands…

My left leg

Accident

I was walking down some stairs at a park and the woman behind me stumbled. She bumped into me but was able to grab the handrail. I wasn’t and fell. I was carrying a juice bottle and it broke in my hand.

I have a broken middle left finger, a broken bone in my right hand (weird finger puppets result). I have 4 stitches in my head at the hairline (BUCKETS ‘ o blood but little real damage), 2 in my left knee, and 9 in my hand between my pinkie finger and ring finger on right hand where I cut it in a juice bottle I was carrying.

I am bruised and scraped and sore but okay. Of course, I am more sore today than I was yesterday. However, I can type, so can work which is good because I have no time off left…. The 1/2 cast and fingers hurt more than anything else but this, too, shall pass.

I am going to take off the cast and pad it a bit ’cause it is moving around and pressing on my wrist bone.

I can’t dress myself except in jammie pants and a loose shirt and I feel dizzy because I was lying flat on my back all day.

Boooooo….

Accident

I was walking down some stairs at a park and the woman behind me stumbled. She bumped into me but was able to grab the handrail. I wasn’t and fell. I was carrying a juice bottle and it broke in my hand.

I have a broken middle left finger, a broken bone in my right hand (weird finger puppets result). I have 4 stitches in my head at the hairline (BUCKETS ‘ o blood but little real damage), 2 in my left knee, and 9 in my hand between my pinkie finger and ring finger on right hand where I cut it in a juice bottle I was carrying.

I am bruised and scraped and sore but okay. Of course, I am more sore today than I was yesterday. However, I can type, so can work which is good because I have no time off left…. The 1/2 cast and fingers hurt more than anything else but this, too, shall pass.

I am going to take off the cast and pad it a bit ’cause it is moving around and pressing on my wrist bone.

I can’t dress myself except in jammie pants and a loose shirt and I feel dizzy because I was lying flat on my back all day.

Boooooo….

The Skull Bunny adds another band…

Anyone who knows me, knows I am a huge fan of a local band called The Sunbleached Skulls. The Skulls are three guys who are now close friends and I go to every show. They play a mix of alt-country, traditional Rock n’ Roll, Roots, and Folk music and I love everything they do.

I am their official “#1 Skull-Bunny”.

The are also individually involved in their own projects and Ken Workman, the Skulls’ bass man, has his own band called Ken Workman and the Union. He is in the process of putting out his first CD and he and his band have been doing a lot of gigs around town.

On Saturday night, Ken did a solo, opening for another band, the Rick Hayes Acoustic Trio. I intended just to hang about to hear Ken but decided to have a listen to Rick Hayes. Well, Was I glad I did!

Rick is from Newfoundland. While he is sort of “part-timing” the music while pursuing a degree in psychology, he has the potential of being one of the best traditional folk musicians to come out of the Maritimes.


Swiped from Rick Hayes’ website…

He has a few of the songs on his MySpace page.

His CD, produced this summer without the trio, is great. I can see that with the trio, the next CD will be even better.

The trio, BTW, includes Sean Burke, the bass player from Ken Workman and The Union; and Rich Waller. Sean is another local musician who has an incredible talent who has played or opened for some of the biggest names in the business. All three on stage together are simply astounding.

Swiped, I’m afraid, from Sean Burke’s MySpace… I hope he doesn’t mind (just until I take a few of my own)

It goes without saying that I will be spreading myself pretty thin trying to get to yet another set of gigs!

The Skull Bunny adds another band…

Anyone who knows me, knows I am a huge fan of a local band called The Sunbleached Skulls. The Skulls are three guys who are now close friends and I go to every show. They play a mix of alt-country, traditional Rock n’ Roll, Roots, and Folk music and I love everything they do.

I am their official “#1 Skull-Bunny”.

The are also individually involved in their own projects and Ken Workman, the Skulls’ bass man, has his own band called Ken Workman and the Union. He is in the process of putting out his first CD and he and his band have been doing a lot of gigs around town.

On Saturday night, Ken did a solo, opening for another band, the Rick Hayes Acoustic Trio. I intended just to hang about to hear Ken but decided to have a listen to Rick Hayes. Well, Was I glad I did!

Rick is from Newfoundland. While he is sort of “part-timing” the music while pursuing a degree in psychology, he has the potential of being one of the best traditional folk musicians to come out of the Maritimes.


Swiped from Rick Hayes’ website…

He has a few of the songs on his MySpace page.

His CD, produced this summer without the trio, is great. I can see that with the trio, the next CD will be even better.

The trio, BTW, includes Sean Burke, the bass player from Ken Workman and The Union; and Rich Waller. Sean is another local musician who has an incredible talent who has played or opened for some of the biggest names in the business. All three on stage together are simply astounding.

Swiped, I’m afraid, from Sean Burke’s MySpace… I hope he doesn’t mind (just until I take a few of my own)

It goes without saying that I will be spreading myself pretty thin trying to get to yet another set of gigs!

Don Charbonneau "Backyard Rink" and "Overtime"

Another friend, Don Charbonneau, has entered both a song and a theme in the Hockey Night in Canada theme song contest!

Don Charbonneau "Backyard Rink" and "Overtime"

Another friend, Don Charbonneau, has entered both a song and a theme in the Hockey Night in Canada theme song contest!

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