Hello, All - Bob wrote:
> <<P.S. I'm also a buddy of Gregg Cagno's - that should get me some extra > brownie points, right? :-)>> > > Or put you under INSTANT suspicion! ;~) > > Welcome, Susan...looking forward to hearing more from you. I thought your > choices of "funeral songs" were very inspired. Thanks for the warm welcome, Bob - if being a friend of Gregg's makes me an "accomplice to the crime", consider me guilty as charged... :-) and then Timothy and Denny suggested: << "Timothy Spong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The term is "foreword," and the word itself usually appears, like a title, >on any given book's foreword. The term is "epigraph," generally a quotation (also applies to building inscriptions, etc.) Denny >> Yes, that's it! - epigraph... :-) I can't believe my English major/journalism minor brain couldn't remember that - ack! I'm most especially grateful to all of you, though, for your many insights into Joni's work after Miles of Aisles - I must admit a preference for her earlier, confessional pieces and although I continued to buy her music over the years, with a few exceptions it just didn't "speak to me" as much as her previous albums. However, I am a firm believer that "the teacher appears when the lesson is ready to be learned" - I have begun to drag out everything from Hissing of Summer Lawns on and will be giving them a thorough listening, in a different light... which is how I feel so many years after their initial introduction. Thanks again for the motivation - eeny meeny miney moe, catch a Tiger... Dog... Rainstorm?... by the toe... :-) Susan http://www.heartsdesireconcerts.com "Guiding a ship, it takes more than your skill It's the compass inside, it's the strength of your will..." ~ Dar Williams
