They finally broke ground on the new dog park at Grey Park. With all the current madness locally with school closings and nationally with too many problems to mention, need to savor the small victories like this one. Life will soon get even better for that pup in my profile pic! #Evanston

Kelly and Will standing up for local schools!

Ref in USA-AUS losing control of this “friendly” match. Please nobody (else) get hurt over the international break.

Nobody caught this scheme when it was happening?

This one hits a little too close to home

Spinning a record when I remember that the #USMNT are playing tonight. Should have stuck with the music.

All those journalists who kept repeating Ange’s comment with derision must now eat crow. COYS!

Perhaps the preservation committee can focus on something else that’s worth preserving.

“Amphitheater” is quite generous – this isn’t Red Rocks we’re talking about, there are no concerts or other events here. It’s nothing special. It’s not comfortable to sit there. It’s not particularly attractive. There’s no history behind it.

One of my favorite patio albums

Love the Stranger, by Friendship 17 track album

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You inspired me to give that a spin for the first time in a long time so thanks for that!

Tugboat is a desert island track for me for sure.

TIL that King of Spain was not on the original release, it was added later as a bonus track.

Very excited to have this in a central location. Grey Park goes from sad and underused to a gathering place for friends and neighbors both human and canine from the community.

Dark Side of the Moon is washing over me this evening. Cheating a bit by listening to CD - no flip after The Great Gig in the Sky, just straight into Money.

Love when I stumble across a record I love but haven’t heard in months. Tonight it’s the self-titled (maybe untitled?) LP by Lamplight that came out last April. The feel of this record is sublime. RIYL Hovvdy.

Meant too similar to Tangled Up in Blue

Maybe the cadence was too similar to the title track?

Right up there with the afternoon Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to Ripple, Brokedown Palace and To Lay Me Down