by Bent Myggen | Oct 20, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent, Thoughts |
After the “Great Generation” (my parents) came the “Baby Boomers” and we got more public attention than any generation before it. In Western Europe and the USA, starting in the 1960s there was “The Revolution” — protests and a general rejection of many...
by Bent Myggen | Aug 11, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent, Production |
If you, like I, are born before 1950 or thereabout, you may be considering what you would like to leave behind, besides money (if you have any), property and/or goods. What you have learned from your life that could be valuable to future generations? What do you know...
by Bent Myggen | Jun 18, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent, Music |
PS: The picture above is me (a bit younger) and good friend & analogue engineer, Lars Vester Petersen, MantraSound — both in Denmark at the time. To my brothers and sisters who play music: After 50 years of performing and sound-engineering I have just one thing to...
by Bent Myggen | May 18, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent |
One day as a kid growing up in Denmark I was alone in the house and accidentally poured boiling water over my hand. It was, of course painful and I immediately looked around for what could help me. I tried cold water from the tap, but it din’t seem to do much good....
by Bent Myggen | Jan 13, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent |
Every brick in Manhattan was laid by a manwho worked for his dreams to come true.Every ship on the oceanand train on this landhas hope riding on with the crew. And what if all fortuneswere not to be made?and roads never leading to Rome?Would buildings be builtand...
by Bent Myggen | Jan 13, 2022 | LifeIsAsymphony Bent |
I thought about it.No doubt a woman can be fierce.But assuming that going into war is a duty, not a privilege, my sense is this: Giving birth is enough done for the survival of our species.I have been in attendance of nine births, one of which was my own son, and it...
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