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Such a good song! A classic!
I’ve missed your posts. Hopefully you’ve been well (and perhaps enjoying the real world, over the electronic one).
Thanks, Seth! I’ve missed posting, too. I’m fine–just busy. I was hoping to make a post today commemorating the 110th anniversary of the Omaha tornado, but it might take a few more days. I can’t find some of the images I want to use! I have them, I just don’t know where they are! Fortunately I get to enjoy the real world every day and am finding the electronic world to be increasingly disappointing. I hope you can escape it when you want to… it’s very clarifying to do so.