Good Evening, my Darling,
I am home from Pearl's. Typical Thursday, with a trip to the hair salon. I saw your post, earlier this afternoon, via your friend Hannah, and I thought it was just beautiful. I don't know if you meant it in any way for me, but if so, then it's doubly beautiful (or should I say triple-y?). In any case, it made my day and I just wanted you to know that. I have said it many times, but it's always worth saying again :
It has been amazing and wonderful to watch you in the process of becoming who you want to be and doing what you want to do with your life. :)
It's been like magic, but then we both know that's what life is. You just have to believe in it, and you have!
I hope your day has been good and that you are enjoying your evening. I am gonna do the Usual Schedule. No movie tonight, although I do have a couple Frankensteins left, I've gotta watch 'em during the afternoon because they are standard-length features (apprx. 90 minutes) and that's too long for tonight cause I wanna do some reading, too, of my latest Joe Farrell book.
So enjoy the rest of your evening, and I'll do the same, and I'll see you when I get back to Pearl's, usual time.
I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
12:35am : Hi, Sweet Baby. Sorry for another Super Duper Late Night post, but it took a long time to get situated this evening. Anyway, all is quiet now, so Happy Super Duper Late Night, provided you are still awake. I didn't do much this eve, but Grimsley came over and went on part of my walk with me. He is gonna go with me to see Alcest, so it will be his first show for them. He's been to two Agalloch shows, and he loves those guys, so I'm sure he will like Neige & Co.
I will get a David Gilmour ticket as well tomorrow. I am so grateful to get to see all these shows.
That's me : I just have the things I like, and I stick with 'em. Music, movies, books, concerts, weird stuff, hikes, history, psychic stuff, thoughts, and all kinds of other stuff.
Sometimes sports. But not too much anymore.
Politics? Hardly ever, these days.
Though I will be voting for Hillary. I've gotta have my Clintons in the White House.
Disneyland? I'd go every month if I could. Disneyland is huge in my life. I just have no one to go with anymore. But I have to go, and therein lies the dilemma......
Because it's been scientifically proven that it's impossible to go to Disneyland by oneself.
And yet Grimsley, just tonight, says that he read an article in the entertainment section of the LA Times in which the author listed the positives of going there by yourself.
I think he's just messing with me. The author, that is, not Grimsley.
I Love You, Sweet Baby! Sweet Dreams (which you may already be having), and I will see you in the morning.
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
A Nice Hike Today (Alcest + Sweet Dreams)
Good Evening, my Darling,
I am home from Pearl's. I had a really nice, though strenuous, hike this afternoon, up a trail that I think I was only on once or twice before, the Canyon Loop trail at Towsley Canyon Park. Usually when I go there, I hike the main trail which goes way back to some rock formations called The Narrows, but this time I saw the other trail and I thought, "I'll try that". When I got a little ways in, I realised I'd been on it before, but I forgot all about the steep climb neationr the top, which takes you to the top of the Santa Susanas (the section in Santa Clarita, not Chatsworth). Anyhow, the climb is one of the steepest ones I've done, and it was nice to know I'm still in hiking shape. I went about 1.5 in, and then at the top it became a little too "ridgeline" for my comfort level. I think I've described that before - it's where you are high up with a big dropoff on one side, and all of a sudden the trail goes from wide to skinny. If it's wide, you can walk it hugging the mountainside, and not get that fear-of-heights vibe. But if it gets thinner, well, I just have a limit to what I am willing to do, especially hiking by myself and without any hiking poles (which I need to get).
But I had a blast, and it was nice and hot (yay!), and I saw that oil pit that I just posted on FB. Three miles total, so it was good on that score as well.
I saw your photo this morn before I left, the one from 2013 of Porcupine Mountain State Park. I remember when you went there! You say "take me back"!, and I hope you get to go. Are you guys gonna do a Summer road trip by any chance? I know your Mom has taken you on a couple of them, so maybe this year, too. I hope so! And, I sure would like to see it with you as well. :)
I hope also that you had a nice day, and are enjoying your evening. I am gonna watch another of my Frankenstein movies from the Legacy Collection : "House Of Frankenstein". I'm glad I can visit his house in the movies instead of in real life. :)
Usual schedule for the rest of the evening. I'll write more later at Pearl's.
I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
12:20am : Hey, Sweet Baby! Great news about Alcest, eh? They'll be coming right up before you know it, and for me it'll be another back-to-back one-two concert punch, because I'll have Alcest on October 7, followed by Van Halen on the 10th. Oh boy! You know, Neige is another guy, like Mikael Akerfeldt, who never stops touring, and it's a trip because he's played here every two years starting in 2011, and every time it's been in October. This time, it might even be the same date he played on in 2013. I wonder if his management plans it out a year or two in advance, like they do for classical musicians. He is tour, tour, tour, and for Neige it's to seemingly all continents, so I bet they do plan out big blocks of time.
This will be Alcest's first time headlining here. Last time it was co-headline with Anathema, and in 2011 they opened for Enslaved at a club called The Troubador. This time, they headline, and at one of our old, restored theaters Downtown called The Regent. It's one I haven't been to yet. The tickets are low price, too, only 21 bucks (probably 30 when you add service charges).
Super cool, all in all, and just like last time in 2013, you will be seeing them about a week or so before I will.
It sure is a trip how things have progressed since 2011. I'll bet Neige would agree!
I hope you had a good day. I really enjoyed my hike, and I did watch my movie this evening : "House Of Frankenstein". This one was super weird, and had Dracula, The Wolfman and Frankenstein all in the same movie. Incredible sets and atmosphere, and ultimate weirdness, one of the best of all the "second feature" (i.e. short length 71 minute) monster films I've seen from the Universal Legacy Collections.
That's all I know for tonight, my Darling. Sweet Dreams and I will see you in the morning.
I Love You, Elizabeth. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
I am home from Pearl's. I had a really nice, though strenuous, hike this afternoon, up a trail that I think I was only on once or twice before, the Canyon Loop trail at Towsley Canyon Park. Usually when I go there, I hike the main trail which goes way back to some rock formations called The Narrows, but this time I saw the other trail and I thought, "I'll try that". When I got a little ways in, I realised I'd been on it before, but I forgot all about the steep climb neationr the top, which takes you to the top of the Santa Susanas (the section in Santa Clarita, not Chatsworth). Anyhow, the climb is one of the steepest ones I've done, and it was nice to know I'm still in hiking shape. I went about 1.5 in, and then at the top it became a little too "ridgeline" for my comfort level. I think I've described that before - it's where you are high up with a big dropoff on one side, and all of a sudden the trail goes from wide to skinny. If it's wide, you can walk it hugging the mountainside, and not get that fear-of-heights vibe. But if it gets thinner, well, I just have a limit to what I am willing to do, especially hiking by myself and without any hiking poles (which I need to get).
But I had a blast, and it was nice and hot (yay!), and I saw that oil pit that I just posted on FB. Three miles total, so it was good on that score as well.
I saw your photo this morn before I left, the one from 2013 of Porcupine Mountain State Park. I remember when you went there! You say "take me back"!, and I hope you get to go. Are you guys gonna do a Summer road trip by any chance? I know your Mom has taken you on a couple of them, so maybe this year, too. I hope so! And, I sure would like to see it with you as well. :)
I hope also that you had a nice day, and are enjoying your evening. I am gonna watch another of my Frankenstein movies from the Legacy Collection : "House Of Frankenstein". I'm glad I can visit his house in the movies instead of in real life. :)
Usual schedule for the rest of the evening. I'll write more later at Pearl's.
I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
12:20am : Hey, Sweet Baby! Great news about Alcest, eh? They'll be coming right up before you know it, and for me it'll be another back-to-back one-two concert punch, because I'll have Alcest on October 7, followed by Van Halen on the 10th. Oh boy! You know, Neige is another guy, like Mikael Akerfeldt, who never stops touring, and it's a trip because he's played here every two years starting in 2011, and every time it's been in October. This time, it might even be the same date he played on in 2013. I wonder if his management plans it out a year or two in advance, like they do for classical musicians. He is tour, tour, tour, and for Neige it's to seemingly all continents, so I bet they do plan out big blocks of time.
This will be Alcest's first time headlining here. Last time it was co-headline with Anathema, and in 2011 they opened for Enslaved at a club called The Troubador. This time, they headline, and at one of our old, restored theaters Downtown called The Regent. It's one I haven't been to yet. The tickets are low price, too, only 21 bucks (probably 30 when you add service charges).
Super cool, all in all, and just like last time in 2013, you will be seeing them about a week or so before I will.
It sure is a trip how things have progressed since 2011. I'll bet Neige would agree!
I hope you had a good day. I really enjoyed my hike, and I did watch my movie this evening : "House Of Frankenstein". This one was super weird, and had Dracula, The Wolfman and Frankenstein all in the same movie. Incredible sets and atmosphere, and ultimate weirdness, one of the best of all the "second feature" (i.e. short length 71 minute) monster films I've seen from the Universal Legacy Collections.
That's all I know for tonight, my Darling. Sweet Dreams and I will see you in the morning.
I Love You, Elizabeth. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Super Late Night Love
Hi, my Darling,
Sorry for the Super Duper Late Night post. It took a little longer to get situated this eve. I didn't have a whole lot to report today, just yer basic Tuesday with Golden Agers, etc., though I did watch a really good Western this afternoon, called "Whispering Smith" with Alan Ladd as a railroad law enforcer. Made in 1948, with location shooting in the Sierras here in California.
I hope your video is coming along well. Are you guys all done with the recording? Maybe you are editing it. All just guessing on my part, of course.
I hope you are enjoying your Summer, too.
Tomorrow I will go on a hike, location still undecided.
See you in the morning. I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Sorry for the Super Duper Late Night post. It took a little longer to get situated this eve. I didn't have a whole lot to report today, just yer basic Tuesday with Golden Agers, etc., though I did watch a really good Western this afternoon, called "Whispering Smith" with Alan Ladd as a railroad law enforcer. Made in 1948, with location shooting in the Sierras here in California.
I hope your video is coming along well. Are you guys all done with the recording? Maybe you are editing it. All just guessing on my part, of course.
I hope you are enjoying your Summer, too.
Tomorrow I will go on a hike, location still undecided.
See you in the morning. I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Monday, July 13, 2015
Fun Day, Downtown L.A. (summer + sunsets + dreams)
Good Evening, my Darling,
I am home from Pearl's. I had a lot of fun Downtown once again. This time, I visited the Avila Adobe on Olvera Street, which as I noted on FB is the oldest house in L.A., built by one of the early Mexican settlers, a man who became the Mayor. I walked all over the place again, visited two churches - the big Cathedral and the old Catholic Church from the 1800s. Walked down Broadway again, in search of old buildings.
I had fun. I was there from Noon till 3:30. Back at Pearl's, she had old family friends come to visit, so it was a busy day all in all.
I saw your photo of Good Morning V (Zach the drummer), so I am glad you went to the outdoor concert. Hope ya had a blast! :) I am gonna look over the rest of my photos, see if I got anything good, and then I may watch another Frankenstein movie from my Legacy Collection. I've gotta check the sky first, cause there were some clouds a little while ago in the West, and that could bode well for a sunset picture, haha.
Anyhow, usual schedule for me tonight, and I will write more later on, back at Pearl's.
I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Midnight : Happy Late Night, Sweet Baby. Well, I did wind up getting some sunset pics this evening, and they turned out to be some of the best I've gotten yet. I was up on the roof of the CSUN parking structure for quite a while, about 45 minutes, and I wound up shooting about 60 photos of the sunset. "Good grief, Ad", I realise, but the shapes and colors kept changing, so I had to keep shooting. Thus, I did not get a chance to watch a movie, but I'll catch up tomorrow. 'Twas a busy day today.
I hope your day was good, and I bet it was. This is a great Summer so far, and we'll keep it going! Next up for me will be a Wednesday Hike-Of-The-Week. Not sure where yet, but it will certainly be on one of the approximately 25 trails I've discovered in the last year. I am thinking Newhall area again, but I'll know when I get there.
I Love You, Elizabeth. Sweet Dreams, and I will see you in the morning. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
I am home from Pearl's. I had a lot of fun Downtown once again. This time, I visited the Avila Adobe on Olvera Street, which as I noted on FB is the oldest house in L.A., built by one of the early Mexican settlers, a man who became the Mayor. I walked all over the place again, visited two churches - the big Cathedral and the old Catholic Church from the 1800s. Walked down Broadway again, in search of old buildings.
I had fun. I was there from Noon till 3:30. Back at Pearl's, she had old family friends come to visit, so it was a busy day all in all.
I saw your photo of Good Morning V (Zach the drummer), so I am glad you went to the outdoor concert. Hope ya had a blast! :) I am gonna look over the rest of my photos, see if I got anything good, and then I may watch another Frankenstein movie from my Legacy Collection. I've gotta check the sky first, cause there were some clouds a little while ago in the West, and that could bode well for a sunset picture, haha.
Anyhow, usual schedule for me tonight, and I will write more later on, back at Pearl's.
I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Midnight : Happy Late Night, Sweet Baby. Well, I did wind up getting some sunset pics this evening, and they turned out to be some of the best I've gotten yet. I was up on the roof of the CSUN parking structure for quite a while, about 45 minutes, and I wound up shooting about 60 photos of the sunset. "Good grief, Ad", I realise, but the shapes and colors kept changing, so I had to keep shooting. Thus, I did not get a chance to watch a movie, but I'll catch up tomorrow. 'Twas a busy day today.
I hope your day was good, and I bet it was. This is a great Summer so far, and we'll keep it going! Next up for me will be a Wednesday Hike-Of-The-Week. Not sure where yet, but it will certainly be on one of the approximately 25 trails I've discovered in the last year. I am thinking Newhall area again, but I'll know when I get there.
I Love You, Elizabeth. Sweet Dreams, and I will see you in the morning. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Sunday Night Love
Happy Late Night, my Darling,
Something seems funny with the blog template and type size, so I hope this reads okay when I post. I hope you had a nice Sunday. Mine was usual, we went to church this morn, sat in the audience again. In three weeks we'll be singing again, and I am looking forward to it. Boy, this template is all messed up. The type is small, and it's all stretched out, super long sentences. Something must be wrong with Blogger, or else they pulled a Facebook and messed up something that was fine to begin with.
This afternoon I watched "Ghost Of Frankenstein", from another Legacy Collection dvd set, this time of Frankenstein movies. This one was really good; the idea was to replace Frankie's criminal brain with a good one, so that he will be accepted. But the plan is thwarted by the evil Igor (Bela Lugosi), who schemes to have his brain inserted instead. Great sets and atmosphere, I love the Universal horror films of the 30s and 40s. I have seen the full Legacy Collections of Wolf Man and Creature From The Black Lagoon. Now I am doing Frankenstein. That will leave me with Dracula and The Mummy to finish up with. Mummy may be the scariest of all - he moves ultra slow but he's relentless and never stops coming at ya........ :)
I hope your video is coming along well, your Youtube song. You don't post much anymore, so I sometimes wonder if I should take a break or just go on back burner for a while. You can always let me know. :)
Tomorrow I am gonna try to use up my other train ticket. They gave out two for the promotion, and the ticket expires on the 14th, so I've gotta use it up. I will maybe try to do Chinatown and other parts of Downtown that I didn't get to last time. As usual, I will know when I get there, once I start walking. So, I will be back when I get to Pearl's for my afternoon shift at 4:30.
I Love You, Elizabeth.
Sweet Dreams. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
P.S. Now the template and text is back to normal, and hopefully will post normally. :)
Something seems funny with the blog template and type size, so I hope this reads okay when I post. I hope you had a nice Sunday. Mine was usual, we went to church this morn, sat in the audience again. In three weeks we'll be singing again, and I am looking forward to it. Boy, this template is all messed up. The type is small, and it's all stretched out, super long sentences. Something must be wrong with Blogger, or else they pulled a Facebook and messed up something that was fine to begin with.
This afternoon I watched "Ghost Of Frankenstein", from another Legacy Collection dvd set, this time of Frankenstein movies. This one was really good; the idea was to replace Frankie's criminal brain with a good one, so that he will be accepted. But the plan is thwarted by the evil Igor (Bela Lugosi), who schemes to have his brain inserted instead. Great sets and atmosphere, I love the Universal horror films of the 30s and 40s. I have seen the full Legacy Collections of Wolf Man and Creature From The Black Lagoon. Now I am doing Frankenstein. That will leave me with Dracula and The Mummy to finish up with. Mummy may be the scariest of all - he moves ultra slow but he's relentless and never stops coming at ya........ :)
I hope your video is coming along well, your Youtube song. You don't post much anymore, so I sometimes wonder if I should take a break or just go on back burner for a while. You can always let me know. :)
Tomorrow I am gonna try to use up my other train ticket. They gave out two for the promotion, and the ticket expires on the 14th, so I've gotta use it up. I will maybe try to do Chinatown and other parts of Downtown that I didn't get to last time. As usual, I will know when I get there, once I start walking. So, I will be back when I get to Pearl's for my afternoon shift at 4:30.
I Love You, Elizabeth.
Sweet Dreams. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
P.S. Now the template and text is back to normal, and hopefully will post normally. :)
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Saturday Evening Love (input & art)
Hi, Sweet Baby!,
Happy Late Night but a few minutes earlier. All is quiet here at Pearl's, so I am getting situated a few minutes earlier. I am just teasing with my song on Facebook. You don't have to phone me (but you could if you ever wanted to, lol). Anyhow, I hope you had a good day. You haven't posted much for the past couple days, so I am guessing you are working on projects, and it's all good. My day was pretty typical, just shopping (by myself, cause my sister doesn't come over much anymore). This evening, my friend Dave F. came over for a walk. Right now I will have a snack real quick and then come back in a few minutes to write more.
So I won't say Sweet Dreams just yet........
But I will say I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
(back in a few)
12:25 : I am back. I've been having fun looking up old clips of some of these progressive bands playing live on tv shows, back in the 70s, and I've been pleasantly surprised at all the stuff I've found. Same with my 1960s pop music tunes. Delving into it, song by song, reminds me of how central to my life music has been, as far back as I can remember.
I have always loved input of all kinds, be it music, or movies, tv shows, books. I have wanted to output, as well, but because my output is strange, my take on things strange due to my life experience, I may have a fate similar to Emily Dickinson, whom I've written about back in the Myspace days.
But I know that whatever I create or write will factor in, in some way, in the long run. Maybe even in the short run as well.
The Jackie Fox story really got me thinking about how traumas can fester, for decades even, and in her case we can see the problems they cause, and how those problems and conflicts are as fresh as the day they began. That is what happens when things go unresolved.
In my case, the story has many other elements, and it all goes back to something about my life of which I am not fully aware, perhaps dating back to childhood.......or even before.....? (too weird, I know).
For me, the art lies in trying to recreate it, that which is missing, to bring it back to life. Nothing can remain hidden forever, and the important thing is to look for what has been hidden, because in the hunt, you find out also who has hidden it, and why. It can sometimes take decades to discover these things, as we see, but truth is a basic human need, and in making it a quest, that too is Art. :)
That's all I know for tonight, my Darling. I love a mystery, as you know, but even more I love solving them. :)
And I Love You, too! Sweet Dreams, and I will see you in the morning. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Happy Late Night but a few minutes earlier. All is quiet here at Pearl's, so I am getting situated a few minutes earlier. I am just teasing with my song on Facebook. You don't have to phone me (but you could if you ever wanted to, lol). Anyhow, I hope you had a good day. You haven't posted much for the past couple days, so I am guessing you are working on projects, and it's all good. My day was pretty typical, just shopping (by myself, cause my sister doesn't come over much anymore). This evening, my friend Dave F. came over for a walk. Right now I will have a snack real quick and then come back in a few minutes to write more.
So I won't say Sweet Dreams just yet........
But I will say I Love You! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
(back in a few)
12:25 : I am back. I've been having fun looking up old clips of some of these progressive bands playing live on tv shows, back in the 70s, and I've been pleasantly surprised at all the stuff I've found. Same with my 1960s pop music tunes. Delving into it, song by song, reminds me of how central to my life music has been, as far back as I can remember.
I have always loved input of all kinds, be it music, or movies, tv shows, books. I have wanted to output, as well, but because my output is strange, my take on things strange due to my life experience, I may have a fate similar to Emily Dickinson, whom I've written about back in the Myspace days.
But I know that whatever I create or write will factor in, in some way, in the long run. Maybe even in the short run as well.
The Jackie Fox story really got me thinking about how traumas can fester, for decades even, and in her case we can see the problems they cause, and how those problems and conflicts are as fresh as the day they began. That is what happens when things go unresolved.
In my case, the story has many other elements, and it all goes back to something about my life of which I am not fully aware, perhaps dating back to childhood.......or even before.....? (too weird, I know).
For me, the art lies in trying to recreate it, that which is missing, to bring it back to life. Nothing can remain hidden forever, and the important thing is to look for what has been hidden, because in the hunt, you find out also who has hidden it, and why. It can sometimes take decades to discover these things, as we see, but truth is a basic human need, and in making it a quest, that too is Art. :)
That's all I know for tonight, my Darling. I love a mystery, as you know, but even more I love solving them. :)
And I Love You, too! Sweet Dreams, and I will see you in the morning. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Friday, July 10, 2015
I'm Back, Happy Friday (sweet dreams)
Good Afternoon, Sweet Baby,
I am home. Sorry I didn't write last night, but I had a difficult time getting situated. Pearl fell asleep on the couch, watching TV, and when that happens it is very difficult to get her to wake up and go into her bedroom to go back to sleep. Last night it took til 1am, and by then I was toast.
Anyway, I am here now. I'll be home for just a little while, and then I have to go back to Pearl's at 1:30 to take her to the eye doctor. After that it'll be normal schedule for the rest of the day, and hopefully a back-to-normal evening too, lol.
I saw yesterday your posts from the studio, and I see that you are working on an album cover for Good Morning V. Your first album cover! That's fantastic! I have gotta say, it sounds like you are booked solid, nonstop work coming your way, and I just can't repeat enough how amazing it is. :)
I hope you are having a good day today and enjoying your afternoon. I will be around all day, on and off, usual schedule etc.
I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Midnight : Happy Late Night, my Darling. All is quiet tonight, so that is good. I am relaxing with KUSC on the radio. I hope you had a good start to your weekend, maybe you were at the studio again today. Anyhow, I will wish you sweet dreams and see you in the morning.
I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
I am home. Sorry I didn't write last night, but I had a difficult time getting situated. Pearl fell asleep on the couch, watching TV, and when that happens it is very difficult to get her to wake up and go into her bedroom to go back to sleep. Last night it took til 1am, and by then I was toast.
Anyway, I am here now. I'll be home for just a little while, and then I have to go back to Pearl's at 1:30 to take her to the eye doctor. After that it'll be normal schedule for the rest of the day, and hopefully a back-to-normal evening too, lol.
I saw yesterday your posts from the studio, and I see that you are working on an album cover for Good Morning V. Your first album cover! That's fantastic! I have gotta say, it sounds like you are booked solid, nonstop work coming your way, and I just can't repeat enough how amazing it is. :)
I hope you are having a good day today and enjoying your afternoon. I will be around all day, on and off, usual schedule etc.
I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
Midnight : Happy Late Night, my Darling. All is quiet tonight, so that is good. I am relaxing with KUSC on the radio. I hope you had a good start to your weekend, maybe you were at the studio again today. Anyhow, I will wish you sweet dreams and see you in the morning.
I Love You. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo :):)
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