Leovinus
One of my favourites, Our Ken.

A perfect snapshot of an all too brief moment.
2011-10-09

Lawrence Beck
I read a story yesterday (in The Wall Street Journal, naturally) which said that workers in the U.K. were less productive than American, French or German workers. This is why.

Years ago, I saw a study which indicated that people in the U.K. were happier than Americans. This is why.

Tell your sister to keep dancing, Ken.
2011-10-01

Soup in the Sand
Blasted fantastic!! Possessed by the music, the soul burst forth, with such a boldness of expressive art, the movement of dance- what a glorious few minutes that span an eternity!! To flit freely into spirit, shedding all worldly concerns, what true freedom, how this poem made me smile, such a gorgeous scene. Brilliant!!
2011-09-27

Stephen Jay
A grand work. Get away from the drudgery for those 3 minutes in such style.
2011-09-27

shells
Such spontaneity, one of those rich moments captured so well Ken, don't you just love it when that happens.
2011-09-27

countryfog
In a kind of dichotomy music can both capture one's spirit and set it free, if only for three minutes, but what wonderful three minutes. A sweet story Ken . . . I'm turning on my radio.
2011-09-26

What a happy image, and what a happy three minutes. To give into the music is a wonderful thing.

Your writing is crystal clear, I can see it. I wish I could hear it!

cheers,
jim
2011-09-26