Dar Williams' The Christians and The Pagans will help tonight and tomorrow as I make soup, bake cookies, bake bread, and make jam.
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2 comments:
If I may have an Albert Southwick (in the 1990s, not 1890s) moment, Dar Williams actually appeared at First Night Worcester in the mid-90s.
Thank you Nicole Southwick! I saw Dar at a half empty Mechanics Hall about 10 years ago...but I didn't catch her at First Night. I haven't been to a First Night since I was in college. I'm tempted this year because Eileen Ivers is playing.
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