carnival

I was looking for a video of the novelty song from the mid 70’s by Larry Groce called “Junk Food Junkie” to post for “Feel Good Thursday” (Friday, I’ll be posting the greatest patriotic song ever recorded).  Anyway, there are no videos of Groce performing the song, but I ran across this, and my head nearly exploded:

It's summertime, and while the weather is warm and ripe for a trip to the beach, we've still got work to do.

To help remind us of that, here are this week's Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants posts:

The Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants stops here this week, so send me your best posts. I'm looking for any good ideas, no matter the issue area.

British pop group Coldplay released their latest album several days ago, and there is one song in particular that interests me: Violet Hill.

Sadcox is holding a carnival. This should be fun with endless material.

This along with countless other things that never seem to end here in good ol’ East Tennessee make it really hard to keep up with all the idiotic things local politicians do.

With all of our destinations visited, it was time to start sailing back to Miami. That Friday, Casey and I slept in. It was the first day that we'd done that, and it really felt good!

Families feeling the money crunch will find some free activities to take advantage of this summer at the Maury County Public Library.

Well, I guess that I might as well get started on the details of the trip. So, ya'll just stay with me. As I said in my last post before we left for the port, we were scheduled to take that noon shuttle to the port. We were packed, ready, and waiting, when I noticed the other couple sailing on the Valor had their Carnival luggage tags.