lighter, longer days
The Ptown dunes, early spring
The gift of lighter, longer days – what a welcome change after this cold season of winter; this sometimes endless season we endure, curse, sometimes enjoy, but usually wish were over sooner rather than later.
Moving into a new season is always a bit difficult for me, and somewhat cathartic in it’s passage – cold into warmth, dark into light. But I welcome this change, even with the personal difficulty surrounding it.
As we slowly enter into this season of Spring, I sense hope in the song of birds I hear in the morning. As the crocus stems fight their way up valiantly through the semi frozen ground, I applaud their courageous struggle and tenacity. I reach deep down into myself, looking for similar strength to meet the days ahead - with an open heart, a clear mind, and a tender soul. And I keep writing down the songs in my head….
Try Again
dark days, long nights
it took awhile before I could,
see the light.
So, I slowed down,
it was too fast
it took awhile before I knew,
it would last.
Somethings are better left to wonder
Some words are better left unsaid
Sometimes I feel like I’m going under
When I listen to the voices in my head
So, I try again…..

March 19, 2008 at 8:30 pm
Hi guys!!!
well finally got to the website and it is fantastic ( as are most things that you do!!) Just wanted to say that I have enjoyed the cd and all the musuc that you have bestowed on us your loyal fans. Dori love the words and the sentiment of “try again” that has become my motto over the last year or so and just wanted to pass along my sincerest thanks for all you guys do with your music that makes all of us feel so damn good!! Keep the tunes coming and look forward to seeing you at Waterstreet in April
Peace and love
Chef Paul
April 1, 2008 at 7:31 am
Dori and all,
This is my first time to your blog. Great words. Great feelings.
All heart all the time.
Truly, thank you so very much for sharing your life and spirit and voice with us.
And Don, thanks for sharing your fingers (smile).
Jack, Gerry, Paul, you all are the best. See you soon.