When I'm 64

Last night we went to Neon Leon's Zydeco Steak House in Homosassa, Florida. We both had jambalaya and listened to live zydeco music. The gentleman who played was quite versatile using various instruments, unfortunately I didn't get his name. One of the instruments he played was the squeeze box or Cajun accordion, and it reminded me of my brother (passed away at 45 much too young) who played the accordion as a young boy.

Today I'm 64, and I started humming "Will you still love me, will you still need me when I'm 64".



Listening to the Cajun music last night reminded me I'd promised myself to add more music to my life. I haven't fully accomplished that goal yet. I have to hurry since time is flying by much too quickly.

Here's Doug Kershaw playing Louisiana Man:



Of course I was thinking of Marguerite of Cajun Delights and Kittie Howard last night. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.

Rings of Trust

My friend and fellow blogger Kittie Howard's new book, Rings of Trust, is just out. It's now available on Amazon (kindle edition) and Smashwords. Through January 15 royalties will go to the Wounded Warrior Foundation. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.