Life isn’t all Ha Ha Hee Hee – but the pleasures are so many and multifarious that it’s difficult to settle on just one for the Loose Bloggers Consortium.
So these are some people I encountered a few days ago – what a pleasure to share them with you.
They’re Adam Beattie and the Consultants – and this is a beautiful song called “A song of one hundred years”
He’s from Scotland. They play in the Gladstone pub off Borough High Street in south London every now and then. They’re sensitive, intelligent and great. The pub is good too. I was there with a bunch of arty people I met on the radio here (hint hint – clip of me on the radio).
They played this song too – “All I Know” – with Brooke Sharkey singing and playing double bass. And two guys I don’t know – who were also ace.
What a pleasure to experience such great music, being made feet away from me, by people of whom I had never heard, in a place I’d never known existed before.
You can find out what pleasuring the rest of the Loose Bloggers Consortium have been up to by scrolling down the right hand side of the page and clicking on their links.
Blackwatertown 
Life would be boring if it was all Ha Ha Hee Hee.
You’r right. What about Ho Ho Ho? (I was channeling Santa just there.)
Your remark ‘What a pleasure….etc, a very good definition of serendipity.
Re ‘A Song for 100 Years’, what a joy for that son to write and to perform that tribute for his father and for his family to have had it written.
What wisdom and spirituality encompassed in the line, ‘it’s time for me to go.’
If only his father had heard it – though going by the song – he had the fist of it already.
One of life’s little pleasures … listening to you on the radio, HH.
Blessings ~ Maxi
Ha Ha Hee Hee (Blushes)
Wonderful song, life’s little pleasures are the best.
XO
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As I said elsewhere, I think the greatest pleasure has to be funny and stimulating company. That beats just about anything else. Even ice cream.
Why not combine the two – ice cream on the end of your nose.
Wow! You can blush!!
Nice songs BWT. Gave me great pleasure to listen to them. Thanks.