Tuesday’s A to Z challenge: “G”
Event Type: General Blogging
Start Date: Tuesdays, recurring weekly
Description: Every Tuesday I offer the “A to Z challenge”, walking step by step through the alphabet.
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Last week we had the “tagged F”-challenge, so this week we’ll create a new turn with “G” – I’m sure you’ll also find a photo, a story or a music title tagged with “G”! Feel free to add in the comments below the link to your personal interpretation of the letter “G”!!! Myself I’ll focus on “Georgia”:
GEORGIA GIRL
GlennP from Florida added (via wikiloops, creative commons) the vocals to my soundcloud-track 82: me on guitar with my very talented friend Luzz on keyboard (accordion, bass, vibraphone); first title: “Galloping through Georgia”, now titled by Glenn: “Georgia Girl”
https://soundcloud.com/fingerstyle_guitar/jazz-wikiloops-jam-no-14004?in=fingerstyle_guitar/sets/virtual-jam-sessions
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thank you, Rosemarie, for sharing your five G’s gallery!
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hi Myra, thank you for introducing
the georgeous Susanna Goho-Quek!
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G = great http://scrapydo.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/tuesday-a-z-tagged-g-great/
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escaping is also my
GREAT lifelong topic,
maybe read my post
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Yes I feel with you
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G = GORGEOUS http://scrapydodog.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/tuesday-a-z-challenge-g-gorgeous/
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Gee, there are a lot of G’s. A whole string of them. That’s right a G string! OK, I’ll stop talking about guitars. Back to Georgia Girl, which brings me to Georgia On My Mind by Hoagie Carmichael, which I’ve posted before as it’s one of my favorites.http://bumbastories.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/georgia-on-my-mind-2/
And not to forget Sweet Georgia Brown, which I hope to at least partially master by the end of next spring..
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air on a g-string was played on our wedding 50 years ago;
actually we like the version of David Garrett:
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I heard a small gap in the mix between rythm of guitar and drums. It’s not easy to mix that but the song is good 🙂
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Great and gallivanting start to G-tagged day, Frizz. Here are my GORILLAS – or rather Graham’s gorillas: http://wp.me/pKVAM-yb
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you amused me with
” TBT – Time before Tish “
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Good day to you Frizz, my architecture for G is slightly unusual, though sadly I don’t have a Gaudi
😦 http://wp.me/pL5Ms-131
Jude xx
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BUT you have GEHRY, Jude!
my daughter is an architect –
so it was a must for me to shoot a
Gehry building in Dusseldorf:
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Gorgeous!
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Very interesting – I have to pay more attention to architecture when I’m out and about-ing.
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Thanks Lynne, architecture is so interesting – I admire the craftsmanship and design elements of so many different periods.
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Hello Frizz, here’s my G, the Italian town of Gubbio in Umbria: http://suejudd.com/2014/02/18/frizztexts-a-to-z-challenge-g-is-for-gubbio/
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hi Sue,
I always like your amusing intros:
“G could have been for Graz, Grindelwald,
Grottaferrata, Goslar, Görlitz, Gordes, Grimaud…”
P.S.: I’ve been in Greenland:
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Glad you like it!
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hi Laura,
in those centuries in Germany one of my ancestors nearly were burned:
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G was a little more difficult but I succeeded, with my husband’s help … http://lynneayersbeyondthebrush.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/a-z-challenge-g/
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hi Lynne,
you made me smile with the turbine and the G in the center of rotation turbulence…
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What fun – isn’t the internet an amazing thing? Used in the right way it can unify people across the world. Here is my slightly risque G – no G strings here 😉 http://travelwithintent.com/2014/02/18/g-is-for-gymnosophist/
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Here is my entry. Glass http://wp.me/p23TG1-3×3
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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you featured the modern glass cathedral very well!
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hi Frizz, at last I can join in again, at least with G … a gorgeous gourmet letter to celebrate … with Gardening 🙂 http://dadirridreaming.wordpress.com/2014/02/20/tagged-g-gardening/ I love your architecture shot, awesome!
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“Everything that slows us down
and forces patience,
everything that sets us back
into the slow circles of nature,
is a help…”
I learned this by my cat
(how she is strolling
through the garden daily).
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Here is my entry for this week’s challenge: http://wp.me/p24idL-1Rf
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“G” is for “GOLDEN GATE” = Allan G.G. Smorra!
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Here’s mine, Frizz:
http://adriftinafterthoughts.wordpress.com/2014/02/21/tagged-g-greed/
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a surprising G-universe, Mirada!
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http://adriftinafterthoughts.wordpress.com/2014/02/24/tagged-g-second-go/
I decided to have a Second Go, Frizz!
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So true your words about “everything that slows us down and forces patience”: We always seem to be trying to get ahead of ourselves and February is an especially cruel month for reminding us of what lies ahead.. Here’s to a new week! Please have a look at
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“robotic Genesis” = yes, our beginnings are still not quite clear for me, though I studied theology …
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about GINGER TEA:
http://nagpanaoan.com/2014/02/23/365-project-day-53-ginger-tea/
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