You know what? I don't admit this often but it actually brought tears to my eyes. The words and the music and the knowledge that the man that was singing had been dead for 43 years and George for 22 years. I spent the rest of the day humming the tune and thinking back to early times. I remember going to my high school sweethearts sweet 16 party in 1964 and dancing to the Beatles and the hours I have spent since then listening to that unique sound. And there it was, back again, Now and Then more then describes my reaction. Both Paul and John were geniuses in music and even though John recorded his part, possibly the year he was killed it was like magic. Paul is 82 now and his musical genius and imagination still amazes me. I'm afraid that he will not be around much longer based on his age and having heard parts of a couple of his recent gigs, that magnificent voice is gone now either overworked or aged badly. I fear that without his ability to "put on the show", he might just fade away. Projects like this will keep him going on for a while, but even if they had some more new undiscovered music George can no longer be a part of it so this is indeed the newest and absolute last New Beatles song we will ever hear.
As a side note, a friend of ours has gone to a few of Ringo Starr's concerts up in this area. He said Ringo put on an excellent show.
Wow, Ringo is 83 and still performing!
Yup, 19 concerts this fall (September and October, 2023). He sure doesn't look 83!
www.ringostarr.com
Yea, I know which is why I am saddened by the voice of Paul. I did hear the Ringo has a really good show from a lot of people and he was literally the heartbeat of the Beatles.
I add a few layer when it's 45 both months
Good point.
I think a lot depends upon whether or not the sun is shining.
Another good point! At least tonight's posting went straight to the point
How you react to a temperature is also influenced by the humidity. In fall and winter the humidity level drops and we feel colder then the same temperature in higher humidity.Another good point! At least tonight's posting went straight to the point
Maybe a bit when it's 98 with 98
That reminds me of a former peer who enjoys the cold and loves the heat at the same time. She made her famous super spicy gumbo ( she's from LA ) then turns down her AC to 60 degrees , wears multiple layers then enjoys warming her body up to her gumbo.
It's in an underground parking garage. I think it's the landlord/property manager's fault. I think he told them they could have it, without realizing it's my spot. My guess is we're both paying for it right now. I'm guessing the property manager totally forgot to contact them. They don't write anything down, and they forget everything.
And yes, I'm going to get my car today!
