HeyJaredJohn Clark
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Classic Rock – Maine Crime Writers (opens the original)
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John Clark looking back, sometimes recently, sometimes far back. When I was a teen, concerts meant our high school band played in the Thompson Memorial Auditorium, in an exchange concert with another high school, or as part of the annual … Continue reading → John Clark wintering as well as one can when ice threatens to undo what physical therapy has rebuilt, and climbing snowbanks to restore visibility when backing out becomes a regular event. Today, I’m going to see how readers respond to … Con
Appreciating music requires a concerted effort (opens the original)
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John Clark looking back, sometimes recently, sometimes far back. When I was a teen, concerts meant our high school band played in the Thompson Memorial Auditorium, in an exchange concert with another high school, or as part of the annual state band competition. Everything changed when I started college at Arizona State University. My first true concert experience was attending the Homecoming one at Grady Gamage Auditorium when the Fifth Dimension performed. It was magical and since then has led
Peavey Memorial Library – Maine Crime Writers (opens the original)
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John Clark recounting our annual trip Down East in a slightly different way. Many readers of this blog know that one way I keep active is as a used bookseller, mostly stuff I buy at library book sales. Over the … Continue reading → John Clark watching the dust settle following our move. We completed the removal of everything (ye Gods what an abundance of stuff left after two rounds of decluttering) Monday afternoon including mowing the lawn and washing the floors (compulsive, much?), … Continue
Booking A Trip, or Vice-Versa (opens the original)
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John Clark recounting our annual trip Down East in a slightly different way. Many readers of this blog know that one way I keep active is as a used bookseller, mostly stuff I buy at library book sales. Over the years, I have discovered some favorites, the Ten Cent Sales at the Thompson Free Library, our own annual sale here at the Waterville Public Library, The Lithgow Library sale (coming up this week), and three in Washington County I look forward to as part of our vacation. We missed the sale
When the Tank is Empty (opens the original)
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John Clark: I’ve never had particular difficulty coming up with an idea for a post at MCW…Until this month. I’m in a funk so massive that I could sell off 90% of it and still have more than the average bear. There are many contributors to this unfortunate situation. Let’s start with the meh factor, when I sit down to write, either nothing comes to mind, or apathy dances naked on the keyboard with a rose in her mouth. Then, there’s the need for ongoing distraction due to the crappy reality we liv
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