2,101 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Bill I love that ladies piano playing  and the whole band great find my sort of music.
Pete

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2,102 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Knowledge is clearing the  fog and knowing that we can  sail our ship home   These  words  are passed down to me from my mother who heard them from  others in her past.

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2,103 Reply by Peatle Jville

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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.
Kev I have no idea who came up with this good thought. I am not sure where I first heard this thought on life.I think Doug has found it's origins. My older sister who is twelve years older than me went to school with Quakers and maybe I heard it from her. A friend of mine was brought up in the United States Amish but he left it when he became a man Imight have got the saying  from him.

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2,104 Reply by Peatle Jville

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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.

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2,105 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Tig you definitely got a country song with those lyrics.

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2,106 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Nice cover Curt

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2,107 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Jandle  Wrote
Peatle .... I like your drawings!  You talked about the drawings on the wall and what they meant, what about the bottom one on the wall, you didn`t talk about that one?  Great to see you join in and a Merry Christmas to you too.

Thank you and Merry Christmas, Jandle the third picture at the bottom represents imagination it is a horse with wings, flying through outer space.

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2,108 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Ryan Ayers guitar style of playing is magic. Thank you TF for   introducing me to his music.

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2,109 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Mojo you got a nice cool  style of singing and playing.

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2,110 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Kaua e mate wheke mate ururoa
Don't die like a octopus, die like a hammerhead shark
Octopus are renown for their lack of resistance when being captured, however a hammerhead shark will fight bitterly to the end, to the point that when you fillet it fresh, its meat quivers. Commonly used to encourage someone not to give up, no matter how hard the struggle is.

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2,111 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Neo I enjoyed the article. I have always found Australia's Flora and Fauna to be fascinating.  The other thing that interested me was how Indigenous Australians lived with nature before  colonization by new settlers and introduced species.

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2,112 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Here is me trying a Irvine Berlin Christmas  tune with Robert Anonymous on Guitar and my not so good vocals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm5yy3EcwPo

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2,113 Reply by Peatle Jville

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A good  Christmas song you wrote EB. I also like the photo of the Pohutukawa tree in flower with your song.  For those who don't know what a  Pohutukawa trees is. The Pohutukawa tree with its crimson flower has become an established part of the New Zealand Christmas tradition. It only flowers on or around Christmas and New Years.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm5yy3EcwPo

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2,114 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Badeye great thread I check it out regularly. Here is a Kiwi  Country  Blues Group. they are good but I must say they need more  of a traditional blues  feel instead of their smooth flow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0SvCUAaJLw

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2,115 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Thank you Neo I like the idea of people drawing cartoons to tell every day stories. The thing is is with cartoons you don't have to be a great artist. It  also can be another way of doodling.

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2,116 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Thank you clippath. At the time when Jandal put that up on soundcloud I got some very good feed back from people. It was wonderful how Jandal made the song work.
I was pleased to read Phills excellent poem on this same subject that tackles a problem for many woman around the world.

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2,117 Reply by Peatle Jville

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That was a great idea for a cd  Did it happen ?

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2,118 Reply by Peatle Jville

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TIG I like the way  your song  reveals hard times are good in their own way.. For  me as I see life, the only way most people  achieve true happiness is after they have experienced true sadness. You are a very talented songwriter.

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2,119 Topic by Peatle Jville

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This is my way of making a cartoon of a  office Christmas party. I tried to make it look like an exaggerated snap shot of three people at a party by doing a  simple pen drawing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oTUpINzXMg&t=14s

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2,120 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Thank you Tig I should thank  Irving Berlin for the tune. My guitarist who wants to  be called Robert Anonymous for his playing.
"White Christmas" is a 1942 Irving Berlin song reminiscing about an old-fashioned Christmas setting. The version sung by Bing Crosby is the world's best-selling single with estimated sales in excess of 100 million copies worldwide. Other versions of the song, along with Crosby's, have sold over 150 million copies. Here is me with my version with  the  lyrics Guitar Christmas selling no copies  worldwide.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm5yy3EcwPo

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2,121 Reply by Peatle Jville

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A nice reggae Christmas vibe ctech,

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2,122 Reply by Peatle Jville

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This is my Santa wish attached.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm5yy3EcwPo

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2,123 Reply by Peatle Jville

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In winter it  is even more cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPs1KOcugj8

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2,124 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Love the video TIG . I will attach a short 40 second video of me drawing a Christmas Cartoon while listening to Vivaldi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPs1KOcugj8

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2,125 Reply by Peatle Jville

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Interesting Guitar and vocals.

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