Thank you very much...

Woke up with the winter fever! It’s not snowing but the sleds in the garage are now ready...and my daughter loves this jam cause she’s a badass

 
Interesting how I can contain my craving to...
Spending days, weeks, months without...
And how good it feels when... :D
:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

Sorry, I promiss I'll never do it again.

PS: I love this other one, so easy to play and sing on the guitar or ukelele. Fun. lots of f**k*** fun o_O


Just joking.
 
Another friend of mine has passed away. A stroke, she didn't suffer, she was kept for a couple of weeks in artificial coma until the ones who loved her said that's enough.
I wish there was paradise, heaven, etc. after life, but I don't believe there is.
She was a great, great, super lady, she's immortal because the love I have for her will never die.
I couldn't help crying, could hardly work, but men don't cry do they?
Ahhh, I'm smiling when I remember her smile.

"... son pain ressemble à du gâteau et son vin à de l'eau"


La vie est une tartine de merde.
 
@AlainK mes plus sincères condoléances à vous pour la perte de votre amie :(


PS : I wished to post a video for Bolero aiming at his recent thread but after this sad notice I am not in the same mood... (this means that Bolero is saved, at least for the time being)
 
my nellie said:
mes plus sincères condoléances à vous pour la perte de votre amie
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Thanks Alexandra, I'm all right.
Sadness, yes, but life must go on for those who are left in the real world, including me.
Rage, yes, if there was a god, I'd like to meet him/her and give him/her a bloody nose :mad:
I'm trying to laugh at death, but if it's easy to mock your own death, it's pretty hard sometimes to lose someone you love.
Well, well, well, the sun will rise tomorrow. Life goes on.

 
Fuckin dang it.
So long Keith.

My last night in my home town was spent in 40degC heat at the Big Day Out music festival with my at the time 4month pregnant wife and The Prodigy were the last band we saw that day before flying out the next.
Also saw them in 96 at the same festival and have not seen a crowd like it since.:(


 
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Reminds me of the early 70s, the days of dope and hope :D

Of course, you have to understand French to appreciate the poetry, but the "show" is interesting in itself, innit ?

 
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