Nice playlist. (Not here today, fambly cottage. Tonight, Scary Bear Soundtrack, Loon Choir, and Highs.) Ciao!

yesterday seemed to be a lot of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM4MBKjg0qk

Hi Lee, Why wouldn’t you be welcome here?

I wouldn’t worry about it. If I stopped speaking to everyone I had annoyed (or been annoyed by) I wouldn’t speak to anyone (including the dog)

Let’s keep moving forward. 😉

Ahh, Darleen. Ever the optimist. 🙂

And “on the bright side”, it’s another very pretty day here in Sacramento. Pretty chilly this morning, 36F/3C for the second morning in a row, but there is rain forecast for tonight and over the weekend. (This is California, after all, and all rain is welcome!) My oranges and lemons are coming along nicely, with the oranges ready mid-December. And next week, Peggy and I are going away for our Thanksgiving, so no big feast that we have to prepare, but I will miss those turkey sandwiches.

Hi All, it’s nice to have this site! I think it’s been great for filling in for the station-not-to-be-named’s demise. Better than that old Facebook group!

Agreed Wynnsie!

Garry, last year we opted not to have a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for the family, as if we hold one, we become more chefs and servers than participants. It’s a ton of work. But instead, we bought turkey breasts, roasted them, and had the family over for the best part of Thanksgiving: turkey sandwiches on the day after Thanksgiving. So we set up a buffet, asked for people to bring stuff, and it was very little work – it was all out on the counter for anyone to make what they wanted. And come to think about it, I’m going to get a turkey breast so that when we get home from our trip, we’ll roast it, and have those sandwiches. I’ll make one for you.

That souds like a great idea Lee! My parents, who will be 80 in December, keep trying to tell us they won’t host the holiday meals anymore. So far nobody has taken over but we at least all bring stuff now. After our Thanksgiving my father again stated they don’t want to do it anymore. I haven’t heard anyone step up yet and it certainly can’t be my small pigsty.

well, Lee, all he said was he’s never seen you post anything that wasn’t complaining about the demise of R3.
which means he’s only been watching for 5 or 6 years 😛

Krib – Yeah, I’ve certainly posted more than that. However, the ones most might remember, and ones where I make the most noise were the ones when I was talking about the downfall of Radio3, from the days when we were losing features, through the end of hosting and the blog, and now the end result of what R3 is today. And of course I will complain – I’m geofenced from the whole site now. Harrumph.

And you know what? I haven’t been back to Canada since. Definitely the result of actions and reactions. But I will concede being a really squeaky wheel. 🙂

Hello,
I (snarf) just wanted to stop by and say I was thinking of you! It’s just me in my office today, so I have an R3 playlist blasting on Spotify and it made me think of the blog.

The site looks spiffy 🙂 I think I’ll check out one of your playlists next.

SNARF IS BACK!!!!!!

I was in Victoria last week. I shouldn’t have gone. Now I hate it here again*

*not really, but it was so nice to see consideration for cyclists and pedestrians instead of das auto uber alles like we have here

hey, folks!

krib – I was actually thinking of writing some sort of sarcastic Victoria visitor guide where I make fun of the City then tell the reader the best things to do. Like, saying how poorly dressed everyone is, but that’s because they walk everywhere and visitors should avoid driving because it’s a really walkable city.

(delayed response because the COO walked in)

Wooohooo! Love it!

Wow! Who woulda thunk?

(you are welcome Garf. Thanks for listening)