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So....up, and go to fix the tyre on the road bike. t turns out to be the tyre itself, the sidewall has gone. So, back to the tourer, load all five bags on and do the supermarket run while I still have money in the bank for food.
And the landlord has put up the rent.
Dither over whether to buy mushrooms....and don't, for some odd reason. Pay, load up, ride back and put everything away. As put my bike away, I realise my little bed of Agaricus campestris has fruited. I have, instead of supermarket A bisporus mushrooms, eight new, fresh wild ones. Result!
Put everything away,load the freezer, put on some Kath Tickell music, start to write the next chapter, and the power fals. Play my mandolin for a while and just as the power comes back I break a string, which slices my thumb. Manage, with dressed and bulky right thumb, to restring and tune, and the power goes out. Just as I am about to start playing from a tune book, it comes back, in time for me to play along to "Stool of Repentance"

Does the day have bipolar disorder or something?

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Where's his

fiddle? Or pipes?
It's all about personal taste of course. John Kirkpatrick, a virtuoso on the squuzebox, once translated a "Far Side" cartoon into music with the chorus:
Here's your harp, welcome to heaven
Here's your accordeon, welcome to hell!

I often wonder whether a banjo would work there.....

Further to my odd day, went to the airport to meet a frend. Stood there, watched the arrvals, looked at her text, arrives Thursday.....it's Wednesday.

I have an excuse ...

... I'm 70 and retired and thus am entitled not to be aware of either the date or day of the week. So what's your excuse? :)

It's funny how sidewalls seem to go before the tyre's worn out though it's more prevalent on tandems. We had a brand new tyre split after riding from Rotterdam to the German border. Luckily we were waiting at some traffic lights when it exploded - even more luckily we had a spare folder with us.

I'm with you on choice of folk music, though I'm really not musical at all and getting less so as I age and get grumpy. My choice is usually German lieder - Schubert, Schumann, Mahler or R Strauss.

Robi

Classical

Symphonic, for me. Mahler, Sibelius, Bruckner, Brahms.....