You are a well-oiled correspondence machine. (Thanks for my latest!)
You probably know all about it, but I recently was introduced to Vienna Teng’s “Hymn of Axciom.” A worthy tune for the earholes of those who aren’t completely absorbed by current technology.
Oooh, live version on Youtube! (:
I would say that you’d be surprised by what I don’t know, but logically, what we all know is finite while what we don’t know is infinite, so it would be silly to be surprised. Ignorance is statistically probable.
I’m sure you’ve heard of it, but I am a supporter of Hearts of Space, the long-running public radio show. They have an app, if you’re into putting that sort of thing into your earholes.
Currently in the earholes: 
You are a well-oiled correspondence machine. (Thanks for my latest!)
You probably know all about it, but I recently was introduced to Vienna Teng’s “Hymn of Axciom.” A worthy tune for the earholes of those who aren’t completely absorbed by current technology.
Oooh, live version on Youtube! (:
I would say that you’d be surprised by what I don’t know, but logically, what we all know is finite while what we don’t know is infinite, so it would be silly to be surprised. Ignorance is statistically probable.
I’m sure you’ve heard of it, but I am a supporter of Hearts of Space, the long-running public radio show. They have an app, if you’re into putting that sort of thing into your earholes.
Ooh, that’s a nice podcast (:
Inspiration sloshes back – loading up Substrata for a walk in the snow and ice.
I forgot to tell you something – the things I tell you will not be wrong! (:
Had to do some internet sleuthing to figure out where that sample in the song came from.
Be careful you don’t fall down the Twin Peaks rabbit hole. There’s a lotta crazy in there :D