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19 Apr 03 - 01:13 AM (#936336) Subject: BS: Thought for the day - April 19, 2003 From: katlaughing ~ Art Thieme ~ |
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19 Apr 03 - 01:17 AM (#936337) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: catspaw49 Art does know his stuff. Thanks kat.....and thanks to Art who has taught me some other important things as well. Spaw |
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19 Apr 03 - 02:40 AM (#936353) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: Cluin ~ Art Thieme ~ |
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19 Apr 03 - 03:21 AM (#936362) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: open mike yes hooray for the sage advice! When i first saw the most/least statement i typed it up and printed it out to post on the wall by my desk! |
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19 Apr 03 - 04:35 AM (#936366) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: Night Owl did the same here open mike. Thank you Art......and kat. |
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19 Apr 03 - 02:29 PM (#936590) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: Art Thieme Hey, kids, I first theard that line on "making the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes" in a recitation done by CHARLIE CARDINAL, an ex-lumberjack from Chipewa Falls, Wisconsin who had put his songs etc. on record for what was then called the Archive Of Folk Song at the Library Of Congress. I heard him say it as part of a later interview when he was in a Wisconsin nursing home as recorded for Wisconsin Public Radio by the superb folk-DJ Judy Rose. Mr. Cardinal was COMPLETELY all there mentally and it was a great interview. He referred to Chippewa Fells as "CHIPPY TOWN FALLS"----which I am certain it really was back in those lumberjack days. Sooooo, is this a folk music thread or a B.S. thread now??? ;-) Art Thieme |
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19 Apr 03 - 02:56 PM (#936604) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: Mark Clark Art, Does that mean Dick can get the recording for us? And what term did Mr. Cardinal use when referring to himself, lumberjack or shanty boy? An article by Robert Rodriquez at the Midatlantic Storytellers site concludes: …Perhaps the best way to sum this all up is in the form of a proverb yours truly first heard from the late great storyteller, Marshall Dodge, an aphorism first uttered by his classic character, Burt, from one of the Burt and I stories: if it wasn't far [sic] time, we'd have to do everything all at once.Very few ideas are entirly original but Art's wisdom is certainly a treasure and well worth noting again. Thanks, Art. - Mark |
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19 Apr 03 - 11:17 PM (#936796) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: Art Thieme Rodriguez has taken many more than one of the lines I used on stage in olden times. Such is life... Art |
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19 Apr 03 - 11:57 PM (#936806) Subject: RE: BS: Thought for the day - 19-4-03 Art's Wisdom From: katlaughing Thanks, ya'll! This has been great! |