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I added two new songs to the play list - both country. I am certain that my oldest bestest friend will be glad that I seem to be getting some sense back! She lives in the part of Texas where only C/W music is played ... a place where everybody drives their pickup truck too fast on the back roads throwing up a cloud of dust that announces their movements throughout the day ... they don't need to "tweet" each other over there, the flat farming land has the dirt do a lot of the talking. I haven't lived there since the mid nineteen seventies, but as I sit here several million minutes away, I still remember that this is about the time of year that the orange trees bloom. Nothing, not even jet engine exhaust, smells sweeter.

Back to the play list. I like music, and have for quite some time. I like that I can load things here and tune it up for listening in the house ... if I still like it a week or so later I'll save up for a visit to the iTunes store. I was buying albums when I really would have been happier with just one or two of the songs. And, I like the memory of some of the old tunes better then the old tunes. So this is a nice place to try songs on. All that to say - the play list at the bottom of this page ... you can pick where you come in. I like that.

The two new songs are by Steel Magnolia. I heard one of the songs in the movie "Adjustment Bureau". I love the shazam app.

That's it for now ... it's Monday morning and I have to assess the damages that the weekend has wrought to the pantry and the rest of the house ... I understand that toilet paper is suddenly in short supply around here, but there's no telling what else needs seen to. That's what I do. And when I get a handle on some of that, I can start removing old fabric from that chair. I am smiling, because that chair has a secret. Every piece of furniture that I have reupholstered has a small brass heart hanging inside of it. I wasn't thinking of this when I hung it there more then ten years ago, I wasn't thinking I would re-upholster this pieces and find its charm, but I am glad I get to.