I had planned to hit an Irish pub or two, but I had to practice Baroque oboe and didn’t want a repeat of being a single gal in a Swiss-Irish pub. Besides, I have no green and feared for my life. Does eating steamed broccoli for dinner count?
Alone with my broccoli I decided to have some Irish fun. I’d hoped to record a tune I’ve learned while here, but it wasn’t working so here’s a tune I learned in Japan. I was running close to the 8pm quiet-hours so I’m a little rushed, but I must learn to stop making excuses for my music. Hope you enjoy!
WARNING: The following contains content that might be objectionable for some audiences. If you’re Irishphobic, don’t click below!
Old Man Dillon
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Why did this post earlier than the published date? It looks like the date I first made it. Even I missed that it had posted!
Posted by
IrishOboe
on Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 3:58 pm
I fixed it. It publishes with the original time stamp, unless you tell it otherwise.
Posted by
sursumcorda
on Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 4:10 pm
Bravo!! I enjoyed your Irish jig! We went out for dinner on St. Patty's day and Uncle Alan and I celebrated with a green beer. Alex had root beer, but it wasn't green.
I also enjoyed you're wheatabix demo. I love shredded wheat and think of you every time I eat it.
Have Fun!
Posted by
Aunt Pat
on Monday, March 19, 2007 at 10:24 am
Hi Aunt Pat! Thanks for tuning in! I'm so excited with all the activity on my blog. I always love to hear what family is up to as well. Wish we could meet here like we did in Japan!
Posted by
IrishOboe
on Monday, March 19, 2007 at 5:33 pm
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