Nice matching set. That's got to be worth a lot more that way.

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Nice matching set. That's got to be worth a lot more that way.

Do you have a lot of aches and pains? Medical conditions you can discuss? Odd hobbies and pastimes? A history of employment that you can either grump about or brag about?I combed back through a number of pages & don't see any numbers being passed out.
I'm in. Do I get a number, still?
A history of employment that you can either grump about or brag about?
Do you believe in love? Maybe no more at our age...
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At my age can't get them to play on my browser and wonder if I put recordings up there who would be able to listen.
Eddie Money singer-saxophonist-writer RIP @ 70
Eddie Money singer-saxophonist-writer RIP @ 70. He served as a police officer in NYC for two years.
I don't know what it is about "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis), but it is a complete earwig for me. I suspect that it slips past the filter of my consciousness and speaks directly to my musical DNA. Anyone else have an album that has a similar effect? Let me know that I'm not alone...![]()