With inspiration from my dear sister-in-law, Rachel, I embark on this adventure - capturing an image every day for a year both to have for myself and to share with you. My hope is that through this effort, I will "keep peace in the noisy confusion of life" - taking time to notice the small things, celebrate the big things, and more fully appreciate the gift of each new day. Of course, I had every intention of beginning this on January 1st - but when that day came and went without a blog, Rachel assured me that this project can begin on any day. After a slow start, I really hope I can pull it off - and that you'll enjoy it!

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Day 145 - June 2: Record Store

I hadn't been in a "record store" in decades but today, while searching for the perfect birthday gift, Stuart and I ventured into Newbury Comics and in the far back corner I found records.  I began thumbing my way through the stacks and nostalgia swept over me - I was suddenly a teenager again, at the Sam Goody store in my hometown of Westport.  My dad's employer owned the chain and for years we enjoyed a very nice discount (he failed to convince us that his employee ID was anything more than "the Sam Goody card").  My brother, David turned me onto good music and I have him to thank for Springsteen.  Besides the records he played for me, he took me to my first concert - Springsteen at Madison Square Garden, after the release of "Born to Run" in 1975.  I was 12.  Three years later, this album came out and with it, "Candy's Room", still my very favorite.  

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