Things were pretty slow around the store this weekend, so the time passed with no major stress inducers. It was kind of nice for a change not to have to deal with a bunch of sloppy drunks or druggies being stupid. I got to futzing around the apartment yesterday and completely spaced that the Cowboys were playing the late game on Fox. Consequently I slept through it without even thinking about it. I saw the post game analysis in my news feed and apparently I did not miss much as the Cowboys pretty much beat themselves as much as Seattle did, final score 27-7 Seattle. That means all the Cowboy fans in Dallas will be in a funk until their next chance at redemption on Sunday when they play the Buccaneers in the first home game at Noon Texas Time. I just hope the Cowboys that beat the Giants show up instead of the 'Boys that beat themselves in Seattle. Only time will tell.
In order to soothe the savage beast raging about the 'Boys, I have a marvelously mellow play list for you today. Domenico Scarlatti wrote 555 Sonatas for the Piano. In today's play list, there are 31 of the 555. In order of performance the Sonatas are K 27, 24,113, 168, 404, 3, 87, 173, 11, 247, 29, 96, 214, 443, 1, 141, 213, 9, 380, 17, 386, 387, 519, 25, 146, 259, 283, 284, 520, 523, and 8 all of which are wonderfully performed by Russian Pianist and founder of the privately funded Russian National Orchestra, Mikhail Pletnev. Then to brighten your Monday and mine, I have an equally marvelous collection of sultry studs cavorting about the page in their best Monday's Undies for you to linger over as you mellow out to the music. That's it for today, thanks for stopping by, see you tomorrow. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
In order to soothe the savage beast raging about the 'Boys, I have a marvelously mellow play list for you today. Domenico Scarlatti wrote 555 Sonatas for the Piano. In today's play list, there are 31 of the 555. In order of performance the Sonatas are K 27, 24,113, 168, 404, 3, 87, 173, 11, 247, 29, 96, 214, 443, 1, 141, 213, 9, 380, 17, 386, 387, 519, 25, 146, 259, 283, 284, 520, 523, and 8 all of which are wonderfully performed by Russian Pianist and founder of the privately funded Russian National Orchestra, Mikhail Pletnev. Then to brighten your Monday and mine, I have an equally marvelous collection of sultry studs cavorting about the page in their best Monday's Undies for you to linger over as you mellow out to the music. That's it for today, thanks for stopping by, see you tomorrow. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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