Artemisia

Tracing the thread of my favorite Neil Young song through the fabric of my life.

While working on the North Vancouver waterfront as a young man in the Seventies, I win a battle and lose a war.

My Texas Cherokee grandma and I have one last "Big Time" and she gets a job offer from blues legend, Gatemouth Brown.

A bayou boy meets Lata Mangeshkar up on North Vancouver's Lynn Creek.

On the fabric created by weaving music, religion and art into a Giordano Bruno tee-shirt.

Anything shared with the world from your heart is a Tumbleweed Letter. Great Spirit reads them all.

How I came to play guitar and make a music cd of my songs. With a link to an MP3 of samples.

A Three-act Dance Drama that I created and also adapted for podcast.

A man and his cat ponder their place in the food chain.

How I narrowly avoided being "set for life."

The superior man sets his life in order and examines himself. Using, understanding and benefitting from the I-Ching.

In which two young dogs encounter two old cats and learn to appreciate Sinatra.

You can give a boy a shoeshine kit but you can't change the fact he's a hunter/gatherer.

An unexpected gig in North Vancouver. The medicine was strong that night. It was better than church.

A song waiting fifty years for the music to lift it off a brown braided rug in Beaumont, Texas.