Notes from the Beat, PAST TOURS, UNPLUGGED

What, reverse order? And did I reverse it again? I think that’s a leprechaun thing, and he did not get enough of his full-filling gags in a cut-short holiday, even for Paddy Ryan’s, who again cries for relief from such crunches from closures? Well it goes on and on and on, as more crucial dates on the calendar mount, and did he put some funny dust in my green tea? You decide.

The lines have been drawn, as many pub and grills have done their best to reduce table seating to safety […]

PAST TOURS, UNPLUGGED

The Never-Ending Story begins, again, with a memory of a lass from my past, that was allowed when Paddy Ryan’s unveiled a slightly new, social-distancing friendly, layout to its big dining room upon full reopen of that style of service. And this wasn’t just a simple push-back of several tables. Still can say hello, just not hug. See above and in Notes From The Beat Department.

With that build-up, insert the possibility of various green teas and other such shades and strengths of ale and beyond

PAST TOURS, UNPLUGGED

Bring back the Old School, even if school’s long been out, summer read. But just how bookish are you, to banish the newfound boredom? And what prevails in those pages? Want to cook up some excitement, and kick up some dust from what had been shelved in these stay-at-home times, giving your kitchen appliances, rather than your abs, a workout? And why do I sense a silly Weezer reference here?

With very few entertainment options currently, read a book? Or a cookbook? During times when docs say even your local,

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Another take on the description of music acts that he leads, trio, hits the stage jammin’ on Saturday, on top of an aforementioned star down the street of the added three inches, not necessarily the three chords. It’s a virtual slam dunk of joy when taking on Urban Olive and Vine on Saturday, since being taller in stature on both the stage and the court than 5-foot-3. Danzig and Dio take note, its Alan Busby’s time..

Make a Joyful Noise, in any number of different forms. A recent retiree from the Twin Cities, a step that

Notes from the Beat

It is finished. The lack of many kinds of spiritual fulfillment, that is. And a bit before churches were allowed to be open at 25 percent congregation capacity, you could still find a way to be the 13th disciple, as there was one spot to pray and meditate for that number of hours if you know where to locate it. Or march to the beat of a different drummer and do these things while on a labyrinth, striving to locate a chaplain who just keeps on trucking, boarding the Peace Garden not Train, or while taking a trek through the Cemetery, but not Pearly Gates of Pantera..

You can still pray and/or meditate under the area social distancing and closure restrictions, if you can locate the right

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