| | Tibetan Group | | I am a 32 year old Tibetan from Amdo.I left home 11 years ago and now live with my partner in Ireland.In January we will move to London and I am interested in setting up a traditional Tibetan group.I sing, play the flute, mandolin and Tibetan guitar.Anyone interested? | |
| | Does anyone play the mandolin? | | I just started, I am trying to teach myself, but have come to the conclusion I may have to start taking actual lessons from an instructor. I love the sound this instrument makes. | |
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| What a year | | It was the theme song for countless numbers of baby boomers, one that that meant so much and marked so many milestones in so many lives – from the theme for hundreds of proms to the recessional at even more high school and college graduations. It's doubtful that the artists who both wrote and sang it, bearded Jim Seals and mandolin-playing Dash Crofts, knew to what level that the message or the meaning of "We May Never Pass This Way Again" would ultimately grow. But to many of us in our 40s and 50s, it was more than a song; it was a capsulization of some of the greatest days of our lives. What does all this have to do with NASCAR?
For Kevin Harvick, it has everything to do with it, for Saturday night's Ford 300 here at Homestead-Miami Speedway was the final chapter in awesome Busch Series season – made especially meaningful by the fact that Harvick does not plan to run the complete Busch schedule in the future. After Saturday, Harvick and the Busch Series truly will never pass this way again. But what a trip it has been – or as the song says, "I'm the journey and you're the journey's end." Harvick's journey reached... | |
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