Bad Boy : Ride or Die (latest in the franchise)
American singer Chrissy Costanza, who has fronted the band Against The Current for about 12 years starting when she was sixteen, released her first solo single and video yesterday. She's got a great voice and I'm glad to see her taking this step. Just saw her band's set from Pinkpop, a big Dutch music festivals, a couple weeks ago, too.
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There were issues nationwide earlier today, apparently in Canada too. Tech issues affecting planes, pharmacies, websites, etc. I could very well be wrong about SS but your post sounds like what I learned of earlier. All should be back in order now.
That post of mine is from four days ago, though. The outage you're referring to started last night when an alleged security vendor managed to screw up a patch on their software. What a mess. The CEO is apologizing but given that their stock tanked when the markets opened this morning, I imagine he's dusting off his resume.
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I am not very familiar with Wordsworth but his poetry is beautiful.
Amen. Wonderful poet.
I will get to yours soon.
Another nice day in my neck of the woods. Supposed to heat up on the weekend but today looks good.
Throwing on some Ethiopian Yirgacheffe from Fire-Roasted for the coffee crowd. For teas, we got Raspberry Royale black tea and Buddha's Blend, which is jasmine green blended with white. Washed the pitchers and made fresh iced tea and lemonade. Sodas are stock up.
It's Friday! Weekend is coming!!
New music from Dutch metal mezzo Simone Simons today. Her first solo album is due in August. For this track, she has some familiar faces in tow. Mark Jansen, her bandmate in the band Epica since 2002, contributes some harsh vocals and the whole band joins a bunch of other Dutch metalheads to form a chorus for the R.E.D. Crowd Chant. Multitalented Dutch musician Arjen Lucassen (Ayreon, Star One) once again provides the music for Simone's lyrics and produces.
Thanks, Verbs. I do agree on the consistency. Chapter I is pretty set, but I can keep that in mind as I work on the next few. Other opinions still welcome, of course.
And good morning. First really nice day in a while. Not too hot, not too humid, no rain or flooding. So I'm actually using my other home office, aka the deck, today.
Coffee is a dark roast from Lavazza. Teas are Assam and Mukujima Sencha (Japanese green). Cold drinks for those still battling heat are iced tea, lemonade, and an assortment of sodas, all waiting for you in our perpetually cold fridge.
Have a nice one, folks! Later.
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Another famous soundtrack he composed was, "King Kong" (2005).
And he did a bang-up job on that one. While I still prefer the 1933 original, the 2005 is a fantastic movie in its own right. Certainly humanizes Kong nicely and has some pretty good acting. Better than most monster movies anyhow.
Swedish guitarist and singer Tommy Johansson is very good at both. He spent a few years in the band Sabaton but is back doing his own projects now and a new track for his band Majestica dropped today. He also does weekly covers on his YouTube channel, though I understand that he is taking a break in August.
Glad it's your election and not mine. Our boy is having his problems but anything happening up here pales by comparison with your shitshow. Have fun.
Sorry I wasn't in to prep this morning. Will do better tomorrow. Hopefully.
Question: How long should chapters be? I mean, I am working on this new fantasy story that is going to be long so I am looking at doing it in chapters. It's the first time I have started out with that as the intent so I am not sure how to approach it. First chapter is c. 3200 words. Second and third are in flux for plot reasons right now but are clocking in a bit shorter, 2000-3000 words.
I am sure the correct answer is going to be something vague like "as long as they need to be" but thought I would try.