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What Made Me Cry on Mother's Day

Fortunately my own mom and I get along very well, so there was no cause for tears on that front. What made me cry was seeing this clip of Al Gore on Saturday Night Live and dwelling too much on what might have been. The prospect of Al Gore in 2000 didn't exactly energize me at the time: but Ralph Nader's claim that there was no real difference between Gore and Bush really doesn't stand up in retrospect. Alas.

Posted by Alex on May 15, 2006 01:31 PM |

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August 16th, Jana Holland, 8 pm: Jana Holland is one of our favorite musicians (and customers!) to play at Kavarna from time to time. She's brings a lot of energy to the room with her well written and beautifully sung music. You can hear some of her music here.

August 30th, Jeanne Kuhns and Lynn Gudmundsen, 8 pm: Artist and Singer/Songwriter Jeanne Kuhns has recently released a brand new cd, and we're very happy to welcome her back to Kavarna. She'll be joined by violinist Lynn Gudmundsen. She's described on her website like this, "Jeanne Kuhns is a folk/blues singer, songwriter, and a passionate performer who conveys to her audiences her love of life, women's issues and nature. She has been influenced by folk, blues, and rock and these threads have been woven into her music. She carries her poetic lyrics to you with a voice that has a private, intimate quality, full and deep yet capable of sliding into a clear high falsetto. She breaches the topics of single motherhood, surviving abuse, and the beauty of the world around her with awe and humility and humor." Having seen her perform several times, I can only agree. She's an amazing singer, and I'm looking forward to seeing her with Lynn Gudmundsen! Evening begins at 8 pm.

September 20th, Bill and Riki Schulz

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