Cobain, Junos and other brilliance

It's been over a week since I last blogged, but I'm getting a good reaction from you about what I've written so keep the emails coming. 

Today is the 14th anniversary of the death of Kurt Cobain.  Not that I was a huge fan of his while he was alive, but I recognize his influence and did even at the time.  He was also one of those celebrity deaths that I can remember exactly where I was when I found out.  I was at the corner of Aberdeen and Locke St., walking home from school when a friend drove by and shouted out the window of her car what had happened.

Did you see the Junos?  I caught most of the show.  I was a happy to see Triumph inducted in to the hall of fame.  I've always been a huge fan of those guys!

I don't know about you, but I am shocked, shocked that Pavarotti used to lip-sync some of his performances.  Here's a linky: http://www.thespec.com/News/CanadaWorld/article/351255

Some other thoughts and notes:

I can't wait for the next rainfall because I fixed my eaves trough the other day.

I like the show "Intervention," It makes me feel better about myself.

I always thought that Burt Reynolds should have been the lead in the movie, "Gandhi."

Alan Freed was treated unfairly.  Dick Clark got away with murder (figuratively speaking).