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Tag Archives: Mt. St. Mary’s College
A Series Of Firsts
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American born saint cannonized by the Catholic Church was born on this date in 1774. Establishing the first Catholic school for girls in the nation, at Emmitsburg, MD, Mother Seton then went on to be … Continue reading
40 Years Ago, He Was 25
Dan Fogelberg would have turned 65 today had he not died in 2007 of prostate cancer. I always try to remember to honor Dan on his birthday and anniversary of his death. I also think of my ol’ buddy, Bernie … Continue reading
List #2: Live Recordings
The second installment of my favorite music. “Just one man’s opinion, but a good man’s at that”. (Any “Mounties” remember who said that?) Tonight I was was supposed to be practicing three new songs for an event we are playing … Continue reading
Posted in Music for anytime, Music Is Fuel, Music Lists
Tagged AKUS, BOC, HBO Vinyl, Humble Pie, Jethro Tull, Jimmy Buffet, John Denver, Kiss, Mt. St. Mary's College, Peter Frampton, Poco, REO Speedwagon, Rush, Sister HAzel, Steve Forbert, The Good Rats, The Outlaws, The rolling stones, Top live albums, Triumph
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Poetry Lesson
Dr. Bill Heath, former Associate Professor of English, came to Mt. St. Mary’s after I had graduated and we have never met. Below is his roadmap for learning to appreciate poetry. Couldn’t we apply this idea to just … Continue reading
The Sky Was Purple
Categorize as “Rambling Memories” Back during 1978-1982, while away at Mt. St. Mary’s University, when it was still a “college,” a habit was started that has spanned over thirty-five years. The lead in story: One of my buddies there … Continue reading
To The Highway.
Leaving in a few hours for another 750 mile road-trip “home”. Stopping for lunch in Roanoake, VA with business buddy (hopefully) and then spending the night at “The Mount” for a mini-retreat, including dinner with two seminarian friends at The … Continue reading
Did You Show Him My Card?
It was the summer of 1978…the end of the summer. A few days earlier, I had been deposited three and a half hours away from home at Mt. St. Mary’s College (now University). It was the first weekend away from … Continue reading
Posted in God, Uncategorized
Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, George Burns, John Denver, Mt. St. Mary's College, Oh God, Ray Visotski, religion
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Requiesat In Pace
I just received word that another one of my college professors has died. By coincidence, I ran into George Winnes back in 2010 and mentioned it in this rambling treatise. The Mount has announced his death here. I am … Continue reading
Goodbye, Friend
I’m going to take a brake from my new discovery….Goodreads and make another mention of the Rev. “Call me Paul” Redmond. who died on October 19, 2014. Jim Kittinger, a friend from just outside Emmitsburg (another one of those undertaker/EMT … Continue reading
They Say It Comes In Threes.
What is “it”?…death. Today, I learned of the death of three men that have played important, albeit different roles in my life. I received an e-mail this afternoon from my college announcing the death of a great priest and then … Continue reading
A Night Out
Last night, I met our middle daughter Elissa, (aka Jelly) in her new, home city of Charlotte, NC to see Steve Forbert play at The Stage Door. I have been a fan of Steve’s music since 1978… my freshman year … Continue reading
Memories
Tonight, I opted to cook dinner and clean up afterward…usually Alicia and I split that, but I was in a groove. We listened to Dan Fogelberg’s, Captured Angel as I cooked (Baked Flounder with pear and ginger, sauteed peppers and … Continue reading
Little Things Are Important
Below is a link to a recent article by one of my college biology professors. Dr. Bill Meredith was interesting then and is still interesting now. When I read the story, I can still hear his voice, even after the … Continue reading
Dr. Bill
I am a fan of Emmitsburg, MD. If you do not believe me, type in “Emmitsburg” in the search box in the upper, right hand corner of this page. I spent four years there at Mt. St. Mary’s College….1978-1982. I … Continue reading
The Routine
Note: I attended Mt. St. Mary’s College, now University, graduating in 1982. There is a highly respected seminary located at the college, considered to be one of the most conservative seminaries in the Country, meaning that it stays true to … Continue reading
Posted in The routine, Uncategorized
Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Aquinas High School, Deacon Renaurd West, Mt St MAry's Seminary, Mt. St. MAry's Class of 1982, Mt. St. Mary's College, Mt. St. Mary's Grotto of Lourdes, Mt. St. Mary's University, Pat May Seminary, Patrick May, Ray Visotski, saint elizabeth ann, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, St Elizabeth Ann Seton, The Ott House
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