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gurdymonkey"Come out," taunts the breeze.
"Come out," teases the sunshine
As it leans through my window.
Yet duty requires I sit
Indoors and sew awhile more.
Though I will say that the break to run out for some more thread was needed. The headache I woke up with is mostly kinda sorta gone, lunch has been eaten and collar interfacing was cut out while I took a break with another episode of "Babylon 5" and I should be ready to do battle with black fabric and black thread in a moment or two.
I'm loving the tunes on 1920s' Radio. It makes such a nice change from the stations I listen to in the car: KDFC for classical, KFog for rock/pop and KCBS for news and traffic.
"Come out," teases the sunshine
As it leans through my window.
Yet duty requires I sit
Indoors and sew awhile more.
Though I will say that the break to run out for some more thread was needed. The headache I woke up with is mostly kinda sorta gone, lunch has been eaten and collar interfacing was cut out while I took a break with another episode of "Babylon 5" and I should be ready to do battle with black fabric and black thread in a moment or two.
I'm loving the tunes on 1920s' Radio. It makes such a nice change from the stations I listen to in the car: KDFC for classical, KFog for rock/pop and KCBS for news and traffic.
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Date: 2010-11-15 04:38 am (UTC)"Come out," teases the sunshine
As it leans through my window.
Yet duty requires I sit
Indoors and sew awhile more.
Werd :-/
I'm loving the tunes on 1920s' Radio.
It sounds like a better mix than Rich Conaty's Big Broadcast, which is ~1920-1939.