DicksnJanes #838: expressing gratitude

Scarborough Dude talks about cops, sick leave, the brain, The Serpent, his dentist, UBI, the Queen, gratitude, and how to give thanks.

Music:

Dance Ten Looks Three - Pamela Blair - A Chorus Line

DicksnJanes #837: synchronicity and/or serendipity

Scarborough Dude plays a new CD, reads about WW2, watches Samurai, cleans up Sal, reflects on death, searches for a missing photo, finds family treasures, reclaims more letters, enjoys his last free coffee.

Music: 

No One Wants To Die - Atamina - Mojo: Revolution Blues

DicksnJanes #836: a wobbly edge

Scarborough Dude shops around for a stove, visits his favourite parks, gets high, meets someone new, bitches about government censorship, drinks coffee, gets a blood test, expresses gratitude.

Music:

One (Reprise) - Finale - A Chorus Line Cast - A Chorus Line

DicksnJanes #835: you think you think?

Scarborough Dude talks about his cat, free will, buying a stove, the Grammys, true artists.

Music:

Jack O'Diamonds - Ramblin' Jack Elliott - The Greenwich Village Folk Scene

DicksnJanes #834: We're All Fragile

Scarborough Dude talks about coffee, Malcolm, Dougie, Gary, Yuki, Meghan, Harry.

Music:

Things We Said Today - The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night

DicksnJanes #833: there's an app for that

Scarborough Dude takes a tumble and learns how to use an app to order coffee; yes, it's come to this. 

Music:

Railroad Bill - The New Christy Minstrels

DicksnJanes #832: From Dogs to Joy

Scarborough Dude talks about dogs, LPs, CBDs, the Universe, books, Ferlinghetti, lost T-shirts, photos and more from local parks and his basement bar.

Music:

Good Ol' Boys - Moe Bandy - Country Bad Boys

DicksnJanes #831: from donuts to stoves

Scarborough Dude starts off with another seniors moment and ends needing a new stove.

Music:

Mouettes - Vangelis - Opera Sauvage

DicksnJanes #830: miscommunications

Scarborough Dude rides over a few few bumps in the road, but gets to where he has to be.

Music:

Peg and Awl - Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley - The Greenwich Village Folk Scene