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07/08/2026 3:13 pm
Remember when people used to post "Some mellow for your morning/evening/hangover"? To be honest, some of them weren't very mellow to my ears at all, but it was nice of them to offer a bit of musical relaxation, but the practice seems to have faded out.
So, in one of my idle moments, I thought I would throw one in. Now this really IS mellow. In fact, I'd recommend you wear a snorkel mask, just in case you fall asleep and drop face-first into your bowl of nourishing soup. I don't want to be responsible for any drowning accidents.
Enjoy (and try not to snore too loudly while your wife is trying to enjoy Def Leppard on her iPhone).
Abigail Lapell - Count On Me (Acoustic) - YouTube
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
07/08/2026 6:30 pm
Well, I wear headphones while my fingers toil at the keyboard and at this particular instance I had just finished listening to 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square,' from the movie Good Omens, and then moved on to Dr. Buzzard's Savannah Band, performing 'Cherchez la Femme.' Yeah, I'm a bit eclectic.
By the way, if you haven't seen the movie, Good Omens, it is an exceptionally well-written, intelligent series with quite a bit of the angel vs demon humor. The subplot is rather fun, as well. There is also an amazing Bentley in the film - two actually, for some of the shots.
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