A month of Sundays would, technically, mean a period of 30 to 31 weeks. Used to denote a long period of time or something that will never occur. From times when amusement, commerce and other activities were restricted or banned on the Sabbath, a month of Sundays suggested a long, endlessly dreary period of time.
From May to November 2019, I wrote weekly “month of Sundays” posts touching on things historical, literary, musical, miscellanea.
I need a unifying theory; something to occupy the empty spaces in my mind; grounding in the constant chaos of stress and circumstances.
So, listening to the Decemberist’s I Be Your Girl tonight reminded me of their music video for “For Once in My Life,” which I featured in one month of Sunday post. Maybe I need another month of Sundays . . .
Sunday September 12
a musical interlude
[an unobjective selection of] musical folks born on September 12:
1943: Maria Muldar, singer-songwriter
1944: Barry White, singer, (2003)
1949: Tony Stevens, rocker (Savoy Brown)
1952: Gerry Beckley, rock musician and songwriter (America)
1952: Neil Peart, drummer (Rush) (2020)
1956: Barry Andrews, rock musician (XTC)
1966: Ben Folds, singer-songwriter
1981: Jennifer Hudson, actor and singer
Happy Birthday! 
Lorraine's frilly freudian slip 
September 15, 2021 at 12:22 pm
hahahahaha – sorry, but I don’t normally do music vids much, don’t really know why – if anything, I might just listen to a bit of the song, but oh, thank you – I did the Ally oops ….. and damn it! I really MISS that show! Crap – it was awesome. hmmm …. must wander and see if any stream it ….
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September 16, 2021 at 8:07 am
I don’t have a subscription to any streaming services for movies, television, or music. So, when I want to hear a song, I find myself at Youtube, with all the commerical interruptions. Apparently sirius is no longer just a car streamer. Hum. Wonder if there is a free version. Just tune out the commericals. I have a love/hate with the Ally show. Mostly hate. But that’s me.
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