Counterpoint

Just listened to the last of the semi finals in the BBC Radio 4 Counterpoint quiz. Before then i had a bit of a snooze. Guess that old cold weather tired me out more than i thought.

Busy activity on both Discogs and Ebay recently, which is a positive, and includes a Dennis Coffey dongle "Scorpio", which i sold for a tenner.

Just two last mystery shops this coming week on the Wednesday in Maidstone, and Hove (actually), and a final exit poll in Hythe on the following Saturday night. That will be a chilly night.

Hannah & Her Sisters

A few days ago i watched the DVD of Hannah and Her Sisters, one of those Woody Allen films from the eighties.

Now whatever you may think of Allen himself, he has made some memorable films and some awful ones to boot. Until this ,my two favourites were Annie Hall and Manhattan, but after watching this, it has become my top Allen film and in many ways his most rounded. Probably one of his most mature films. I have yet to see some of the more recent films he has made and there are quite a few from the past that i have yet to watch, but Hannah and Her Sisters, in my humble opinion, is one of the most satisfying.

Reading

Probably you all know this anyway but here is a good reason why fiction is good for you.

http://lifehacker.com/how-reading-fiction-can-help-you-live-a-better-life-1666696457?utm_campaign=socialflow_lifehacker_facebook&utm_source=lifehacker_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow

Good night folks.

Snowflakes Are Dancing

Some music that could be called Xmassy, a piece of elctronica from Tomita , Snowflakes Are Dancing (Debussy).

Enjoy.

Busy Morning

Busy morning as i hoovered upstairs and downstairs , finished my report for the visit yesterday in Canterbury, and sorted out the items i need to post off this week from sales at Discogs and Ebay.

Should also get React Surveys money this week too as the cut off date is 17th plus the money for the Rymans visit.

Sweet Soul Sunday

Okay, as a dyed in the wood soul aficionado here are a couple of classic sweet soul tunes.

The Delfonics and Break Your Promise -

And if you chills up your spine, just listen to the Iceman aka Jerry Butler and Mr. Dream Merchant. -

Well, i said a couple and then i discovered this from the classic Soul Train TV series of Jerry Butler and Brenda Lee Eager singing a version of Close To You.

Enjoy, keep the faith! Peace and LOVE !!