It’s October 1st which means it’s time for our neighbors across the street to display their creepy inflatables. So far, there’s no sign of the coked-out cat from last year.
But, to be honest, I’m not entirely sure what’s out there right now. It’s very windy and the inflatables aren’t standing at attention. When I passed them earlier, I thought that long, cylindrical inflatable was somehow attached to the jack o’ lantern.
However, from this angle, it looks more like a pumpkin-head dracula doing a face-plant.
Or push-ups.
Or maybe he dropped a contact. Whatever his deal, I’m just glad he’s not staring in my window.
Tracy Abell 
The vampire, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind. The vampire is blowin’ in the wind.
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HA! Now I’ve got a new ear worm. Thanks a lot, Jenn.
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Hee hee! Jenn’s so right!
I said to M this morning that there are no good protest/folk singers anymore and we need them again. (Probably rappers are the new protest singers. But I don’t follow rap. I’m pretty sure that it isn’t as melodic and effective for a singalong at a protest rally.) I think it’s time for Dylan to write some new stuff. Or bring the classics out of mothballs…
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Who needs Dylan when we have Jenn Hubbard to lead the sing-along?
There’s a whole new wave of protest singing going on now, but none of those songs have captured attention like the hook-y “blowin-in the wind,” I don’t think.
During the excruciating Bush/Cheney years, I listened to Green Day’s AMERICAN IDIOT a lot. That helped. After that, many were complacent during Obama’s drone wars, propping up the rich, etc., and there didn’t seem to be as much going on, protest-song-wise. And now people are angry and frightened again, and they’re singing it. Here’s a link to some:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/13-great-antidonald-trump-protest-songs-w467532/billy-bragg-the-times-they-are-a-changing-back-w467697
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Thanks!
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