A to Z Theme 2016

For my 2016 A to Z theme I used a meme that I ran across on the blog of Bridget Straub who first saw it on the blog of Paula Acton. This meme is a natural for me to use on my memoir blog. It's an A to Z concept and it's about me. No research and nothing complicated. I'm given twenty six questions or topics to discuss that are about me.

In April I kept my posts short and uncomplicated. In the midst of it all you might learn a few things about me that you didn't previously know.
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Friday, March 30, 2012

Sad Songs Blogfest: Places I Remember

   

       L. Diane Wolfe from Spunk on a Stick is hosting the Sad Songs Blogfest which is exactly what the title says it is.   I've already entered A Faraway View and A Few Words since I'm such a sucker for any music blogfest.

       Then as I was preparing my final A to Z posts for Wrote By Rote, I started thinking Sad Songs again. Wrote By Rote is my memoir blog which normally only publishes on Saturdays.  My theme for the A to Z Challenge will be concerning the places that have special meaning to me in my life.  Since there are so many Sad Songs about places, they began coming to mind as I was thinking about my A to Z posts.

         Here are my Sad Memoir Songs:

In My Life   -- This Beatles song could serve as an appropriate song for any memoir blog.



By the Time I Get to Phoenix --  Glen Campbell had a hit with this great song by Jimmy Webb.  It's all about places and lost love.  Makes you want to just sob and wail.



Hickory Grove -- There's a Hickory Grove in Tennessee.  I don't know if that's the place that Dan Fogelberg is talking about in this song, but it brings a lot of wistful memories back to me when I listen to it.

  Massachusetts -- The BeeGees sang this sad song before their disco days.



Amarillo By Morning -- The life of a rodeo cowboy ain't all that glamorous according to this song by George Strait.   That mournful lonesome fiddle really gets to me.



Kentucky Rain -- This is the hit version by Elvis.  A song about traveling looking for lost love.  A road memoir.



           Hope you enjoyed these picks and I hope you'll join me on my A to Z travels.  There won't be any music, but lot's of stories.

           For more Sad Songs go to Spunk on a Stick for the list.   Thanks Diane for hosting.




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