Notes_Norton

As much as I'd love to see the USA go Metric, this is one exception for me, too. One degree F makes a difference. C units are just too big.

I like that. However, I'll make an exception with my career though. But then, I also really enjoy what I do for a living. Notes ♫

That would be me. I know about a lot of things, but the only coding I've ever done is the simplest, BASIC and HTML. In other word, baby steps. I leave the rest to the experts and don't believe everything I read on the web.

There was a lot in your post that I didn't understand, but this statement should have written in the constitution. Notes ♫

'Round Midnight — Thelonious Monk

Please don’t make my funeral too early. I’m not really a mourning person.

I agree. It's just not for everyone. Notes ♫

Rotate = spinning You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) — Dead Or Alive

Evil On My Mind — Johnny Winter

Evil Twin — Meghan Trainor

Instead of watching TV, I learned to play wind synthesizer - made backing tracks for hundreds of songs - learned lead guitar - learned enough HTML to make a few web pages - learned to make style and song collections for Band-in-a-Box and turned it into a side hustle - and had a lot of good, quality, fun time with the woman in my life. I gigged on cruise ships from 1986-1989. They didn't have TV back then, so I got in the habit of doing other things. when I got off the ship, I tried watching again, but found myself thinking, "I'd be having more fun if I was doing this __________." So I eventually gave in and disconnected.

I'm reading a book about teleportation. It's bound to take me places.

Watched it at first, but eventually got tired of it. I quit watching all TV in the early 1990s. I'm weird, I guess. I'd rather do things that watch actors pretend to do things.

Blue Bossa — Kenny Dorham A song we used to play often when I was in a jazz band.

My grandma is on speed dial, and now I call her instagram.

Eddie, My Love — The Teen Queens (Someone is bound to loathe this one)

The moral of the story - don't let the sax player book the band.

We were taught this in drivers-ed. I've never had to use it though. Forgot all about it until you mentioned it.

I'm Into Something Good — Earl-Jean (IMO the better version of this Goffin/King song)