I follow this excellent blog from a nice bloke who lives in San Diego.
I especially like his post today, and I hope it strikes a chord with many people.
Thank you, Russel Ray, (and Zoey the Wonder cat).
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I follow him too. He’s got so much interesting stuff on his site.
He’s worth following, isn’t he? San Diego seems an interesting place, through his eyes! I adore Zoey.
(This was my first re-blog, it went smoothly.)
Loved it…oh so familiar. And San Diego is oh, so familiar to this former “California Girl”.
His blog makes me want to see San Diego! And, his cat is a winner.
I am old enough to remember when the news flashed on the TV and radio
Same here, Joanne. It was the music of my late teens/early 20′s, but as Daniela said, the music is still so fresh.
I’ve just listened to the music in the site: I can’t believe, I know these songs but I didn’t know whose they are. Holly, Valens and Richardson were so young but their song are still fresh. The web-site is superb, full of interesting information. Thanks a lot, Yvonne, for sharing this blog
Ciao, Daniela. I’m glad you recognised the music, and found Russel’s blog interesting.
Nove giorni!!
Bloke? Bloke??………….lol
In Australia you’re either ‘mate’ or ‘bloke’. As in “She’s right, mate.”
Not to worry. I’m in tune with the lingo. A lot of it gets explained each year during the Australian Open, which I’ve been watching since 1973.
Strewth! He’ll be asking Emma Chizzit next!
Now, you made me stop for a second there, Bert!