Come on in and welcome to the Tuesday Chatter Café! Take some time to relax and enjoy the jabber. You’ll find the café a friendly place to meet for coffee and chitchat. Just a reminder, constructive criticism is not always constructive.
Word of the week-cacophony–noun-a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds.
Synonyms-din, racket, noise, clamor, discord, uproar
“I love sleep. My life has the tendency to fall apart when I’m awake, you know?” Ernest Hemingway
Shredded facades create a cacophony
rise and fall at games of monopoly
methinks this causes animosity
clearly impedes feelings of hospitality
a crooked stance warrants an apology
from a misshapen drunken apostrophe
words in alphabet soup become gossipy
creating a potage of curiosity
wannabes concerned about the economy
hmm, what about the take on hypocrisy
let’s narrow it down to mediocrity
A far-fetched attitude from grandiosity
perhaps, the study of societal garbology
will clue us in on how our oddities
will make mortals act more responsibility
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And on this day, Tuesday, May 15th-
2010-Jessica Watson is the youngest person to sail solo, non-stop and unassisted around the world at 16 years old.
2007-42nd Country Music Awards won by Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, and Carrie Underwood
1993-Alamodome opens in San Antonio, TX
1990-39th Miss Universe is Mona Grudt, 19, of Norway
1983-Madison Hotel located in Boston is destroyed by implosion. The hotel, a 17 story buff-brick, Art Deco building stood for 53 years. Originally named, Manager, the name was changed to Madison in 1958.
There were some magical moments and also some dark moments for the Madison. One of the hotel’s most notable events was the Beatles stayed there and held a press conference in the “Madison” room in 1964. The press conference was crashed by three college students that were gung-ho to meet the Beatles in person. They succeeded in their escapade and made history doing it.
1963-Peter, Paul & Mary win their 1st Grammy for their song “If I Had a Hammer”
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-Eugenia
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Fun Tuesday Chatter as always!
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Thank you for visiting, Lynn. xo
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Lessons of life… Wow! Must share. 🙂
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I’m thrilled you like it, Bette! Thank you. 😊
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
The different layers built up in each line of the poem are amazing. Read on …
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Thank you so much, Reena, and I appreciate the reblog. 🙂
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The Hemingway quote touched the right chord as an appetizer, and your wonderful poem built on it beautifully.
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Reena, I’m thrilled you enjoyed it! I had fun with this one.
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https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2018/05/15/noise/
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Another fun Tuesday visit to the cafe Eugenia. If only they offered societal garbology as a course of study. Love the Hemingway quote.
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Thank you, Davy. Yes, imagine what mankind could learn from a course in garbology. What’s taking place now to save our planet is not enough.
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I agree Eugenia. We need to find another way and quick.
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If “I Had A Hammer” would have a much different meaning if it was performed today.
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Oh, yes – most definitely!
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Cacophony and garbology. Both seem to bring about confusion in my world. Maybe that’s why I like the quiet so much.
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Yes, makes sense to me.
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