Ahhhhhhh

 Times are weird.

Times are strange. Life is weird.

We get this thing

That keeps us from

Better things

Thoughts can be pointless

Now that's a thought

I generally drink and smoke whilst, in my studio listening to music and watching music, i try to create a mild Peter Cook feel.
Then and only then am i sated

The Current Situation

It's been awhile, thank god that i talk to myself and generally have a two way conversation with someone every single moment of every single day. It can be tiring and always challenging.

I have the love of someone extraordinary and count myself as very fortunate.

Something hopefully uplifting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrVAO-bvt0w&list=PLFrxMok9iM9MJlOU5uSfNJrNC6v22gJBM&index=12

The world will turn and love and tolerance can become the main currency.

xxxxxx

Nothing much today.

Middle England     - it's scary

I love torpor
and the vegetable state
stops

believes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ffht0ApbU24

Love
x
x
x
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Tonight and later this week

Had a lovely gig with Up the Creek tonight. Looking forward to playing with Rag Foundation on Thursday. Bombshell news.
Word

Reflection

I am very lucky to play music, and nearly for a living. This piece of music is perfect.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1tercvrkir0oxts/02%20Table%20For%20One.mp3?dl=0

I have other examples of friends music that may be more palatable to most.

But the fact this happens is far more important

Comrade

Review

Being a man of middle age (whatever that age range is supposed to encompass - Collins English Dictionary says between 40 and 60), I am incredibly lucky to live in the period in which I do.
JKF was shot months after I was born (another conspiracy theory), I remember the Moon landings, the UK joining the EEC (as was) and therefore having new money in 1973, and going metric!
Growing up in the wonderful 70's, a truly unrepeatable decade for its seismic changes artistically, economically, socially and politically.
The advent of colour TV, mobile phones, PC's (and all their offspring).

As the replicant Roy Batty said in Blade Runner:

"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.."

I remain a lucky boy.