I heard Thomas Jefferson had a nice voice and was always singing or humming quietly, and he never got mad. I want to be like him.

Today, I was whining all over the place. Bosses like to schedule me two places at once, and I don't think I've ever worked for anybody who knew what lunch or sleep were.

ONJ. My voice is back.

Paypal. Yes, I've bought a lot of tickets through them. You remind me of the very nice person who gave me so many tickets when the Moodies were playing about eight gigs within five hours and I was broke and scarcely employed. That worked out so very wonderfully. We talk of money, knowing full well the best gift of all is the gift of the heart.

I love that guitar riff.

Here's a nicer version. He's chewing as he sings.

The other ELP I liked was this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtGjJVcrKQU

Here's another one I enjoyed from that era. May it go well with your ¿tofu?

Wait. We weren't on that thread anyway.

But speaking of CTA, I was wondering if the purpose of songs like "Southern California Purple" was to create a terrific sense of relief when they finished and make the rest of the album sound so much better by comparison. It's moot, I know, as albums are, like vaping and tattoos, merely fashion statements anymore. I overgeneralize.

[I had to edit. I typed "threat" instead of "thread." Lately, I've been malapropping when I don't get enough sleep.