Listening to: I Idolize You — Ike & Tina Turner — Nutbush City Limits
S organised a drinks outing at where else because it is his birthday Wednesday. There’s cause for celebration because he’s the last of the Mochikens to get to Thirty. Would’ve been less […]
Listening to: Karaoke Queen — Catatonia — Equally Cursed & Blessed
I read in Bill Bryson’s A Short History of Nearly Everything, ‘it is easy to make any banal situation extraordinary if you treat it as fateful’.
But life’s little moments are always banal unless one treats it as […]
Listening to: Positively 4th Street — Bob Dylan — Masterpieces (2)
It’s not that I am not over you. I have been healthily over you for some years now. But you’re getting married. I wish you well and all that. Your well-being is no longer in my realm.
I once loved you. That love […]
Listening to: La Luna en Tu Mirada — Manuel Galbán/Ry Cooder — Mambo Sinuendo
I had to get out of the house today, so I went and had dinner with a close friend, his brother and his mother.
Then we went to his house and watched tv with his housemate, his […]
Listening to: Better Days — Bruce Springsteen — Greatest Hits
Checked the letter tray and found something addressed to me. But it had ‘On Government Service’ on the envelope, and had my rank before my name in full.
Listening to: Across the Borderline — Freddy Fender — It’ll Come to You: The Songs of John Hiatt
Max had been missing from the house for more than a day, which wasn’t unusual.
No one told me for fear I’d be in hysterics (!), and I’ve only just been informed after my nephew’s birthday party.
[…]
Listening to: Rhyfelgyrch Gwyrharlech (Men Of Harlech) — Welsh Male Voices — Very Best Of The Festival Of One Thousand Welsh Male Voices [UK]
I didn’t go to the gym yesterday because I was a little under the weather. And I missed the excitement (read: trouble) […]
Listening to: Not Pretty Enough — Kasey Chambers — Barricades & Brickwalls
Ate to death again earlier this evening.
We started the evening (late arvo) watching the rugby:
Listening to: Jesus On The Mainline — Ry Cooder — Paradise and Lunch
It is a frikkin HOT day. Too hot to be moving heavy equipment to clients’ premises, which is what me and my business associates did. It is a torture driving in Singapore, despite the fabulous road network that hasn’t suffered a […]
Listening to: Half a Boy and Half a Man — Sleepy LaBeef — Labour Of Love — The Music of Nick Lowe
Thanks to several things that have happened in the past weeks:
1. That horrible incident in broad daylight, even if I wasn’t there physically;
2. Reading a journal […]
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