Last night however, we both had trouble falling asleep and I went into the studio to read for a while. After hiding the blue lights on the two computer EHDs, I fell asleep and woke up at my normal 7am from a wonderful dream where John Lennon was playing this song on the piano for me. What a great start to the day!
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Showing posts with label John Lennon. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2012
Delicious Sleep with a John Lennon Soundtrack
Once we arrived home from LA Saturday after flying in from Honolulu before that on Friday, we went right to bed. Zonk! Of course the Ambien did help as it's supposed to. I really slept well until 7 am and then decided that it was going to be the day I finally got to sleep in ...REALLY sleep in! I got up out of bed at either noon or 1pm. I'm not quite sure since the Daylight Savings kicked in also. But I had five luxurious hours of dozing on and off. Pure bliss.
Last night however, we both had trouble falling asleep and I went into the studio to read for a while. After hiding the blue lights on the two computer EHDs, I fell asleep and woke up at my normal 7am from a wonderful dream where John Lennon was playing this song on the piano for me. What a great start to the day!
Last night however, we both had trouble falling asleep and I went into the studio to read for a while. After hiding the blue lights on the two computer EHDs, I fell asleep and woke up at my normal 7am from a wonderful dream where John Lennon was playing this song on the piano for me. What a great start to the day!
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Sunday Serenade - Thank you NPR
While I'm doing some scrapping on line I'll often listen to podcasts. NPR's All Songs Considered is one of my favorites since the time is also about right, in addition to the content. Thank you Bob for playing this song recently.
John, you are missed.
John, you are missed.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Imagine

"Oh, no, we're not going to have any casualties." --discussing the Iraq war with Christian Coalition founder Pat Robertson in 2003, as quoted by Robertson
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