The Shrine Down the Hall

We are contacted all the time about media/art/music projects honoring the fallen.

Here is one I ran across in the New York Times that I thought was worth sharing.

It's simplicity is striking.

One can imagine that these rooms never looked so neat and tidy during everyday life.

Only in death do they look so pristine and lonely.

Back to reality...

So, I have been a bad blogger lately. I have been at a loss for words and felt less than inspired to tackle blogging in addition to all the other year end things that we all do.

While we lost power last night and the house was eerily quiet, I felt it. It was the extended thought of wanting to peck away at the keyboard and get back into the swing of the daily grind here at TTFR. I imagine that those of you that make music have periods of time where nothing flows quite like you mean it to and days pass with little more than the thought of time passing by, but not accomplishing all that much.

Turning the calendar to that first month in January of a New Year is like wiping the slate clean and getting back to whatever it is you do best.