From the first time I ever heard this song, I don’t even know how many years ago, I’ve hoped that people would take its message to heart. It’s a message of hope and love and peace, which are things that everybody should want, for themselves and everyone they come into contact with. But the rushContinue reading “Imagine all the people, sharing all the world”
Tag Archives: Pearl Jam
Baseball’s hold on me
Over the past 24 hours, three baseball-themed pieces that I wrote have appeared online. The deal between Pearl Jam and Fox Sports for the upcoming World Series was discussed in a piece on ThroughTheFenceBaseball, a memory from the 2003 Cubs season appeared on FiveWideSports, and a vision of how 2003 might have ended differently appearedContinue reading “Baseball’s hold on me”
New to the zine
One of the highlights of last summer for me was the Pearl Jam concert in Wrigley Field on July 19th. I wrote about it here, and wrote about it on TTFB, but I still had some bigger point to make. I was happy to be able to share this point with the baseball aficionados atContinue reading “New to the zine”
What is my phone telling me?
Something about this picture, and a few more that I took at the Pearl Jam concert at Wrigley Field, is a bit off kilter. I won’t get into it here, but I’ll just post this here and let everyone who wants to see it have a look. More to come shortly.
Some days it rains
The Pearl Jam show at Wrigley Field was a unique and special experience. I’ve not yet had the time to digest it all, but I wanted to get a thought or two out there for public consumption. I’m sure that more will follow in the days ahead. The concert was Eddie Vedder’s emotional homecoming, andContinue reading “Some days it rains”
Someday we’ll go all the way
I’m pretty sure that one‘s going to get played tonight, when Pearl Jam rocks Wrigley Field. Details to come….
You’re gonna hear the angels sing
The days that I commute out to the suburbs for work can be trying. The traffic usually isn’t that bad, and by now I’m used to the 45 minutes to an hour that I have to sacrifice each way in order to make a living. It certainly beats the alternative. The challenge doesn’t come fromContinue reading “You’re gonna hear the angels sing”
LaTroy Hawkins and my basement elliptical
Yesterday morning, I had the house to myself and some time before I needed to work, so I heeded the typically-ignored elliptical machine in the basement. I put on some Pearl Jam (Vs., if it matters) and began to work out. It actually felt good to be working up a sweat. And as it sometimesContinue reading “LaTroy Hawkins and my basement elliptical”
Blue Batting Helmet 