Sammy Hagar and the Circle - 'No Worries' Video

I am home after my big European adventure. It was great to have a true break: I did not take a laptop with me and this was the first time I did not update the site with new posts since it launched in 2006. I do not remember the last time I traveled without a laptop - and it was glorious. I had no or spotty wifi and cellular service most of the time too. I could not get voice calls. I did not look at my work email. I dread going back to the office tomorrow. Seeing how folks live (and eat!) in Spain and Italy just makes me reflect on how much better things could be in America. We should focus more on gathering with friends, spend a little more time lingering over our meals and cooking fresh and quit eating all the processed junk shoved our way. As a vegetarian for decades I tend to naturally eat healthier than other folks, but we all have room to improve. Walking more and driving less wouldn't hurt, either.
Reader Comments (9)
Btw, the new Sammy Hagar is decent but not great. Hopefully we get some more Van Hagar in the not so distant future, they need each other very badly.
Fyi, check out the new Phil Campbell, These Ole Boots! The SONG ROX!!!
I hope all are well in BBG land!! Life is short and throws us curveballs. Always remember to Live More & Love More!
Oh and in Chicago this weekend
6 killed
23 wounded
Anyone keeping count?
I like this song. Is it "Who do you love" with a different chorus? Sure. Who cares. It's a fun song, as most of Sammy's usually are. And that's a good thing.
Album is just ok. He and his band came around my parts recently but I had to miss the gig, but friends of mine who went said they were awesome.
Trips like yours provide perspective. They give you a chance to tune out and enjoy the things that day-to-day life distorts and warps. They provide you with a glimpse of another way of living, one that can't easily be replicated or imported or transferred (though there are obvious qualifications to that observation that cut both ways). At the same time, you also come back (at least I do) appreciating things you take for granted living here.
I find the process destabilizing. And that's a good thing . . . and another reason I do it as often as I can!
Looking forward to all the new posts and comments, though the retro stuff was fun to read.