A few videos for you today. First, contrast andcompare the manners of Japanese society with what you would expect here in the good old USA. Next, see fine dining at its very best. Then its on to Fred and his wordworking projects for Sue over the past few months. Finally, if you are still into woodworking, open ”Fred’s Page”, scroll down almost to the bottom, and review Fred’s other woodworking projects.
Four clips to make your day go by faster (or maybe more slowly). First, another video of human/animal interaction – remarkable if true. Cat lovers will enjoy the second clip, and those who understand how awesome nature can be will appreciate clip number three. Finally, and sadly, one of the last performances by Elvis Presley before his death.
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO ALL YOU LOVERS OUT THERE ❤️❤️
As usual, I have nothing substantive to say. Just sending on a few YouTube or other videos clips that I have accumulated the recent past.Wow, it is boring sometimes.I even threw in some educational information on India. The last clip is a favorite – how you get the groceries you order from Costco in England. Enjoy.
Happy Groundhog Day to you all. This post gives me the opportunity to show the TT Ladies what the TT Guys are doing when you think that we are just fooling around when we leave the house.
No news is good news, I suppose? Just want you to see the below musing of that great philosopher, anon.
“It is sad to think how much the Covid threat has affected our ability to enjoy the sights and pleasures of the world around us. What is even sadder, however, is that some of us, maybe just one of us, have/hasforgotten or never knew, what those sights and pleasures are/were.”
Clips follow, the sweet, the ugly, andthe “juggler”.
Happy Holidays from Barrie and from me to our Tarpley’s Tavernfriends whether here in FL, Virginia, NC, or wherever. I have a few XMAS clips for your holiday enjoyment, all music (sorry Fred, no woodworking). The first clip features Cassandra Star and sister Callahan singing once again a Christmas tribute to the season to the tune of Hallelujah. This is a repeat rendition of their performance that I brought to you a year ago.
Next, newcomers Caleb and Kelsey bring you yet another performance of “Hallelujah” to lyrics of the season.
The next two clips are of a group calling themselves the Piano Guys doing their take on Christmas instrumentals. Following on the heels of the Piano Guys is a rendition of “O Holy Night” by Celtic Woman and the classic “Drummer Boy”.
Closing out our little Holiday Concert is a performance of “Gloria in Excelsis Deo ” by the Piano Guysfronting a cast of hundreds.