Weekend 676.0 (NC-17044)
(1) 5 Things From ‘The Jetsons’ That Actually Exist Today (History Facts) (2) Sponsored Ad The only confetti in your data processing center should come from the office party. The Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Music
Weekend 675.1
“When I look at my pictures, every picture is a jar of water, and the grace of God makes it wine.” — Robert Hupka There’s never a plan for any Continue Reading →
Weekend 672.0 (TPS-L2)
And you’re standing here beside meI love the passing of time— David Byrne(1) A quote from Earthbound by Paul Morley: “Neat and tidy, if hissy and fragile, cassettes possessed a Continue Reading →
Weekend 669.0
(1) Remembering the Best: Bobby Short (New York Social Diary) (2) The historic city with a ‘small-town feel’ named the best place to live in the UK (The Independent) (3) Continue Reading →
Has it been a good one?
“It is foolishness to assume that times past were better than the present.” A post full of melancholy to match the gray and rain. (1) Lyrics from The Lumineers: The Continue Reading →
Weekend 638.0
Sometimes I just have nothing to write. I’m enjoying a string of uninterrupted weekends without any travel. I have a **NEW** idea for an Atari game but still tidying up Continue Reading →
You thinker. You think things.
“All alone or in twos, the ones who really love youWalk up and down outside the wall.” I had to watch Licorice Pizza a second time because I wasn’t sure Continue Reading →
Midweek Grab Bag
(1) OTDH: Robert E. Lee surrenders (History) (2) Paul Dukas, a Sorcerer, and a Mouse (The Imaginative Conservative) (3) Best of X for the day:
Weekend 630.0 (He’s an adult human male, and he should do as he pleases.)
(1) My December/January playlist via YouTube. (a) July Tree by Nina Simone. Movies from Hollywood in the WOKE / DEI / ME TOO era are absolute dreck, but Licorice Pizza Continue Reading →
Weekend 621.1
We need it so we don’t forget that there are things in this world not carved out of gray stone. That there’s a small place inside of us they can Continue Reading →