Time Gets Thinner
May. 22nd, 2010 12:54 amThe Wedding play is coming along much better now -- I thought I'd have it done this past Monday or Tuesday, but it's taking more time. At least I know everything that's going into it now.
Unfortunately, the next couple of days will take me away from writing for a bit, but in good ways -- working with David Finkelstein on Saturday and Edward Einhorn on Sunday and Monday. Some writing will happen here and there. Also, I have to get all the publicity stuff out for the shows this year. Oy.
Well in any case, I'm still working my way through the playlist of 3,169 songs in the iPod from artists I like that haven't been played yet. Here's a Random Ten for this morning from that, with video links of the songs or something similar where available:
1. "Everyday People" - Sly & The Family Stone - Stand!
2. "She's Alright" - Johnny Otis - Let's Live It Up
3. "Jose" - Stealers Wheel - Stealers Wheel
4. "The Very Next Fight" - Sparks - Hello Young Lovers
5. "Tale Of A 280-Pound Shoe Salesman" - The Knights - Strummin' Mental Part One
6. "Itchycoo Park" - Small Faces - Immediate Singles
7. "Cold Hard Times" - Lee Hazlewood - Cowboy In Sweden
8. "Godsong" - The Residents - Fingerprince
9. "I See In You" - Sagittarius - The Blue Marble
10. "Ramble On" - Led Zeppelin - Remasters
And here's a playlist of the 10 tracks linked to above (plus bonus 11th track):
Well, I know that videos don't stay embedded when this pongs over to Facebook, but it appears that photos I include in here are now vanishing from the FB "Notes" reposting. Oh, well -- if you don't see nice cat photos below on Facebook, click over to the original LiveJournal posting.
Here's Hooker in one of his two or three common positions. In a circle, asleep, matching the circle pillow he likes so much:
And another common pose from him, on the floor, wanting up onto my lap:
And both of them trying to take the beloved spot on the toolbox to get our attention as we walk by:
Just about 4 weeks and a day to the Wedding and Wedding. Back to some kind of work . . .