Afternoon Pops, afternoon Jobs. Afternoon fellas and good afternoon to all who stop in to visit the thread.
So, another Friday upon us and here I am looking at the day running out on me. Lots going on today, got two of the Grandboys coming tonight. My Son and future Daughter-In-Law are meeting up with the cake maker to finalize what they want for the Wedding so the Boys are here tonight. So, as some of you may know, this Wedding has been trying to happen for like two years now. As it happens, the Wedding was scheduled some time ago but then Covid hit and it pretty much got put on hold. Now it's planned again and I'm really afraid that this new Variant might postpone it again. Anyway, that's what's up today, for me.
How is everybody else doing? I hope you all have something decent planned for the weekend. Might try and take walk down the River this weekend. Haven't done that in awhile, might be nice. Maybe I'll take the boys.
Everybody, go out and have a great weekend!
Gonna leave you with a tune from Jackson Browne. This song is a perfect end of the workweek song, to me. This song was released in Feb. of 1978. As the story goes, Browne wrote it while driving to the studio to record a record he was working on. He says that he was always driving around with an empty tank of gas because everything he needed was literally 5 minutes away. As I watch this video, I can't help but notice how young Jackson Browne looks. I mean, it really takes me back. Sometimes those kinds of things make people feel old but not me. I guess I just remember back and it makes me feel happy. I know that when I was young, a large part of that time was spent not really knowing what the next day would bring or if it might be the last day. That sounds more dramatic then it was probably but still true. Seems like we were always putting in long hours trying to keep our butts out of hurt. I guess you could say that it seemed like we were always running on empty in those days. Now, I look back on those days and I miss that feeling but I'm very grateful that they are behind me, as well. I see Jackson Browne and it's with good feeling.
So, without any more talk, here is Jackson Browne, off his album The Pretender, with his hit song "Running On Empty". Hope you enjoy it.
Have a great weekend.