We are hoping for the gorgeous weather of Indian summer. I really miss my old coffees shop/third world snack cafe.
Sister Anne’s
Sometimes after work during my version of happy hour I come to Sister Anne’s records and Coffee. I work on my videos or blog and listen to music and drink cawfeee.
Anne Winter at Culture Under Fire in1991Jim, who owns the coffeeshop used to work at Recycled Sounds and named his shop after Anne Winter.
They are celebrating their first birthday anniversary the first weekend in October.
https://youtu.be/DfUpfc02xe8
I’m starting to reminisce and get sad. It’s time to go home to my Darth Vader machine and sleep.
It takes nothing to make us unmoored and adrift lost in the vast stillness of being alone in the world. Too much is unsettling the calm nature of my peace. I can not fear the distant sails on my horizon as fear is paralysis. I must keep moving with the current.
City Market KC
It was a nice fall day. What a good time to go to Bar-K.
September comes and goes and I rarely acknowledge the Birthday of my blog. This year was no different as I have been super busy with many things. However, belatedly I have decided to write a post for the tenth anniversary of Svoboda.
When I first started this blog, I was feeling insecure about my own personal future and the future of the entire media industry. Ten years has not changed that.
We went on our first trip to the Grand Canyon that year and we lost someone who was significant to the life of our city...
The gains over the years have been too many to really list out. Probably the biggest gain has been that Kansas City has become a genuinely nice place to live. Artists have lead the way in that. I want to keep this post short, so I will end with a video.
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