Renaming something so common as where you live, unless you’ve just moved there for school, work or something, is going to take a little use getting used to the new name.
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Over 250 Cartoon Pictures for Facebook Profile Pics Campaign Against Child Abuse
Until December 6th, there is a global campaign on Facebook where people replace their profile pictures with their favourite cartoon character/s, then encourage their friends to do the same. Now this campaign I like! Too bad it’s way too short but it’s gone viral globally after just a day’s notice!
I’ve got over 250 cartoon pictures made for Facebook profile pics at the bottom, arranged in alphabetical order with names, which include some modern and some old cartoons.
Earth Day Goal Update #5 – Eating Local for the Economy and Measuring It
Did you know that in Nova Scotia, farmers get 80 cents per food dollar spent when selling directly to customers, like at the farmers’ market, compared to 9 cents when selling to retailers? (The Coast, July 15 2010)
Guitar and Ukulele Tabs for Where Have All the Flowers Gone? (Pete Seeger)
If I had to choose one song which I thought best exemplified great songwriting, I might well choose Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Pete Seeger.
It is a simple song to learn or teach for chords and catchy tune. Not a lot of vocal range or skills required. One true verse with a few interchangeable parts. Very meaningful lyrics with a lot of symbolism to say more than just words can say. Very vivid imagery. Tells a story based on a simple concept and closes it all off. Works great with just the singing, one instrument, without drums, or any number of instruments, and in pretty much any style you’d like to perform it. Sounds even better performed in a group. I’m not sure what else you’d want in a song.
My tabbed version is closest to the version by the Kingston Trio in the video below (minus all the picking as I try to keep things simple).
Pete Seeger
Otherwise, I’d have posted a version sung by Pete Seeger himself like this one
This one by Peter, Paul and Mary, with instructions to the audience as they sing it is nice, too.
I hope you will give the song a try if you haven’t already played it.
Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Pete Seeger Guitar Tabs Letter Sized PDF
Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Pete Seeger Guitar Tabs Tabloid Sized PDF
Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Pete Seeger Ukulele Tabs Letter Sized PDF
Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Pete Seeger Ukulele Tabs Tabloid Sized PDF
These tabs all fit on one page to avoid the inconvenience of page turns. However, the letter size tabs (8.5″ x 11″) may be too small for your eyes. If so, you can either enlarge to tabloid size (11″ x 17″) using an automatic enlarge feature on many photocopiers, or download the tabloid sized versions for printing. The tabloid size tabs can be inserted into a typical letter sized binder on the 11″ size, and folded almost in half to fit. You just open each tab to use it.
Please click here for guitar and ukulele tabs and chords to other songs on this blog.
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