The Relationship Tip

Coming back to her theme song years after she introduced it to the world.

As the lady herself said, “It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it.” And she was not going to be broken.

I get the sense that Dean Martin was absolutely crazy about this woman. My wife talked me into posting both of these videos so enjoy.

Lena back in 1982 talking and singing a song about one of the most important people in her life.

It’s so nice to get flowers while you can still smell the fragrance.
-Lena Horne

“Lena’s a powerful force of our history and legacy. She showed courage and tenacity during a tumultuous time, reminding us all that our journey on earth is meant to make an impact. Her journey surely did, and she broke down many barriers in the process. But it’s Lena, the woman, the human being that is the most fascinating to me: her vulnerabilities, her life, her flow through the many difficult times (and good ones) and her ability to remain graceful, elegant and beautiful always. What a special, phenomenal woman.” – Alicia Keys

A Legend has left the building. It’s Lena Horne Sunday.

I’m not doing a commercial for the India Tourism Bureau but had to snag another video of the wonder that is India.

Enjoy your Holiday and the videos

This Land is Your Land.

Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary contemplates what she would do if she had a hammer.

Music for a Sunday Evening say hello to Carina K.

Move over marriage hunting industry the rent a friend business is booming. I love Japan.

Jim Cavener reviews the play Nerve:

“NERVE,” by Adam Szymkowicz, is an uncomfortable, very edgy and unconventional excursion into the dating ritual of the online generation. This electronically arranged hookup between Internet daters Elliot and Susan, this is not your regular romance.

Both Susan and Eliot are neurotic with raging psychosis not far afield. Young, hip, and irreverent are only a few appropriate descriptions of these two relationship-hungry explorers. Disturbed, desperate and determined also work.

Okay it’s not the romantic kind although I guess the way things are set up it could possibly lead to that. But we thought this was an interesting story.

The history of Labor Day via The History Channel. Hope the weather is nice enough where you are to have a cookout. Enjoy.