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I’m Anita
I’m Anita. If you believe everything you read in yearbooks, like the one I’m seen signing in this picture, this eighth-grade version of me is sweet, sweet, sweet, nice, pretty, a great friend, a good...
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No, it’s Not an Accordion!: Original Music by Noted in Nashville
No, it’s Not an Accordion!: Original Music by Noted in Nashville When I recorded my first CD, I answered two questions on a regular basis. Has anyone ever told you that you look like Sandra Bullock? Is...
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“Super Turkey” Featuring Lanie Draughon
“Super Turkey” Featuring Lanie Draughon This is why I still teach. I may not keep the schedule I used to. I may never teach 40 students a week again. But I don’t need that anymore. The few...
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Dial In
Dial In Before I go any further, I have a bit of business I need to clear up from last week’s post, “Pitch, Pitch, Pitch.” Jake The Cat would like me to make the record clear that he has never, in all...
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“Poor Wayfaring Stranger”
“Poor Wayfaring Stranger” I remember singing this for my church when I was twelve. I was raised in the Church of Christ, so that meant no piano, no guitar, no nothin’ but me and my voice in front of...
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“Just Too Fine”
“Just Too Fine” I’m a big Randy Newman fan. I love his weird sense of humor and the unexpected turns his music and lyrics take. His song “You Can Leave Your Hat On” is simultaneously sexy and silly...
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You’re Not ‘The One That Got Away’
Well, hello there! It’s been a while. I’ve enjoyed catching up on your blogs this week. Thank you for making me feel missed and welcomed back. There are many, many songs written about “the one that...
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We Gather Together
My computer works. Not a particularly noteworthy announcement from a blogger, I know. But being without my computer for weeks makes these words sing off the screen with all the vibrato of a Wagnerian...
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