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I'm still lucky, alive, vertical and a service soul.
Sitting very relaxing listening so beautiful harmonious piano
Thinking about my friends/planet and my plans
I'm not really awake. I'll move around a little bit.
Enjoy your days.

the Netflix series CGI "the names"?

I still see the 60s and 70s songs. I'm not in the 60s/70s.... I just remember it

There's been a lot of new musical groups. They like some of the 60s & the 70s (40s & 50s a smidge blues/jazz) and they grabbed a little bit and change it a little bit.

and the classic Bach Beethoven Mozart Chopin Vivaldi etc etc

a collaboration in the planet - Ripple

music.youtube.com/watch?v=T-oTPD9v_uE&feature=share

I just had my dinner and I am a little lazy. I had rare lean ground beef and French Fries




milk chocolate kisses - my only vice

I have CalFresh and Free Pantries - I bought pint Haagen Daz sherbet and coffee ice cream. I had Jerry's gummies..... I got a cheaper one

This is where I keep my gummies

I prepared a huge chicken soup for ten portions. I ate soup & a normal large salad - heirloom tomato, avocado, iceberg lettuce and vinaigrette dressing.
And eat some milk chocolate kisses

P.S. I'll have a big burger and some french fries - my late evening






the salad was holistic



There's about four of those plastic tubs - the soup. (There's something in the back they're legal at least in California.)

Fake meat...... I should try it but I don't really care for it.... But I can't taste. I should try it anyway.

I have been a omnivore for 70 years. I had dinner with a whole chicken or huge steak. I'm a lot more moderate. I eat more fruit and veggies and nuts. But I still love meat and of course how about Bacon. I need to find a new better nutritionist.

Almost every senior has changes their bodies - no salt, no wheat, no milk, no cheese, no meat, vegan diets, etc. It seems like there's a lot "depends"

So I had a smoothie, a lot fluid and I just prepared chicken soup. I need to get some Cadbury and Hershey chocolate. (in my cupboard);-)

I don't drink alcohol (in my cups);-(

I’m pretty sure you’ve seen it and it’s a great movie - CODA 2021 Oscar
It started for almost 25 years - Japanese - Khamoshi (1997) and French - deaf issues
La Famille Belier (2014) - not released in USA

It was actually two movies CODA - they were both good
The other one was about stage fright - CODA 2019 Patrick Stewart

And they were great music..... singing, piano, guitars..... not cowbells or banjos

A brief review - and I watched it - I was bored or something - One star & half star.

We soon hit the road to Music City with the man himself, who duly lives up to his humble and good-natured reputation as he commandeers his late father’s pickup and chats with an unseen camera-holding friend who occupies the passenger seat. The minute he spies the twinkling nighttime skyline of Music City, an excited Wheeler pulls over and boot scoots down the alley that leads to the Ryman Auditorium, the original home of the Grand Ole Opry. Presumably, this is where Dorff begins to connect with non-actors such as the guard who won’t let him enter through the stage entrance or a diner waitress the next morning who wonders about the camera while supplying plenty of syrup for his pork sausage. Wheeler’s plan is to hit open-mic nights at such venues as Bobby’s Idle Hour and Douglas Corner, hoping to be discovered.

As luck would have it, he spies a Nashville notable, songwriter Bobby Tomlinson (among several cast members playing themselves, including Dorff’s “Blade” co-star Kris Kristofferson), on a tour bus who promises to check out one of his shows where Dorff assumes the guise of Wheeler in front of unsuspecting actual patrons. One thing leads to another and, just like that, Wheeler soon lands in the recording studio at Curb Records. But just when everything seems to be too good to be true, it turns out—rather abruptly and disappointingly—that it is.

If you are looking for a small yet pleasant diversion from politics this weekend, “Wheeler” will be available on demand as well as in theaters. However, there is one timely anecdote that Dorff’s character tells while driving that ties right in with current affairs. Wheeler, a history buff, considers it “pretty damn hilarious” that many people are upset about illegal immigrants these days. Why? Because his ancestors migrated from Tennessee to Texas in the early 1830s when it was owned by Mexico, which offered free land and low taxes to those who moved there. Eventually, the situation led to the Battle of the Alamo. After that, Texas became its own country until it was annexed into the United States nine years later. His summation: “Basically, at the end of the day, we’re all illegal immigrants.”