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The greatest letter ever written. What a rollercoaster ride.

Maura didn't finish all of her braised short ribs last night so I preserved some of the fries that came with my burger. Breakfast was good.

The 4CDs in a row of The House that Trane Built. Any jazz lover knows most of the tunes in this compilation, however listening to them in the order it's been made gives an interesting perspective of jazz evolution and how it took different directions in the sixties. It's available on Tidal. I should look for Kan's book.

Cheers to Mrs K. May her hate consume and shrivel her. Galaxy Quest Coleslaw Brisket Sweetcorn Cornbread Debris fries

Lookie what I found. Thanks for the recommendation Mikey.

CHVRCHES with acoustic/orchestral arrangement. Didn't know I needed this but turns out I do! Hansa Session EP.

Blur

So sorry, Wayne....so sad, too.....RIP Jon. I like his playing style in that video....

"Senior Threat" That's awesome!

Senior Threat. "The Commodores" The Milky Way rising over Le Bons Bay, New Zealand. An hour of exposure time.

Strip out all the video BS and you have a moderately decent new Smashing Pumpkins song, which is better than nothing.

Test Tone @ Home live right now: http://mixlr.com/illuminator/chat

for the food. for the feels.

The jaw harp is just an acoustic TB-303.

Isn't everybody glad that I'm crazy enough to buy this stuff and have Kevin rip it apart?

MUSHROOMS AND GRITS braised mushrooms, anson mills white grits, soft cooked egg, delicata squash, bread crumbs, salsa verde PORK BELLY farro verde, cider braised cabbage, apple-fennel salad, hazelnuts, apple jus

I am sorry for both of your losses - condolences to you - your friends and family. RIP and continued RIPs to the many deaths being found in the Camp Fire's wake.

Condolences, Wayne. My brother in law got killed in a bike accident this afternoon. 38yo, father of two, 6 and 3 yo kids. I can't find words to say how stupid and nonsensical is this.

Lost a dear friend, a truly gentle, beautiful man who was ever so kind hearted and generous with his time, and an incredibly talented and graceful musician... yesterday... to mental health issues that eventually could no longer be contained. We kind of knew it was coming, but it's a tough train to stop. He reached out, he was embraced, he knew that he had support, and yet we all knew, somehow, that this day would come. He had a million and one friends. We will surely miss you, Jon. You were everywhere all the time, forever performing and greeting everyone with your amazing Caymanian smile. Our tiny Island weeps for your tender and tortured soul. You always said that your music was your solace, peace, and grace, and that everything else was pure torture and never made sense. Hope you packed well for your next journey. Tonight is the opening event for the Christmas season here, a tree lighting ceremony that I perform at in front of 5,000 people. Jon was always backstage, every single year, to joke around and keep us all calm before we went on. But mostly to just be there for me as a friend, and to be a part of it. Told me once that it was the only Saturday night that he didn't book for the entire year because a backstage pass with Santa and his elves was just too much fun to miss... and now this. Anyway (sigh), that's him on the right.

Roy Clark. He was 85 so he lived a full life, but still sucks. Amazing talent. https://www.npr.org/2018/11/15/668294131/roy-clark-hee-haw-host-and-country-music-ambassador-dies-at-85