Hey Travissimo
Thanks for your oh-so-kind comment on "Scarborough Fair".
How's that drum track coming? Like I said, there's no hurry especially since I just posted a song. I don't have a title yet for the one you're working on so if you come up with something, let me know. Thanks and ttyl
Trish
Hey O-man
This time I'm just going to say THANK YOU and not go overboard with a silly comment.
The end
Trish
I've read rupees and knew this very moment that you're in Zelda universe... 😉
There's no way to play too much Zelda...
https://soundcloud.com/materiacollective/hero-of-time-preview
Ok now.this is the THIRD time I've tried this and I keep accidentally deleting what I've written. Here goes .....
Your perpetual proclivity towards positively pulchritudinous (look it up) prose is positively prodigious.
Seriously, your English teacher must have been enamored with your ability to create a landscape of beauty with your command of the English language.
I much appreciate your taking time to assemble all of those words together like pearls on a string ...like dew on a blade of grass in the early morning hours of a spring day.....to convey your feelings about my song (which I WANTED to call Octave Man but nooooo). I appreciate your input on It and your suggestions for improvement which were spot on.
With sincerity
Trish
HelloooTravis.
I got a kick out of Webster's comment below. Of COURSE something good is going on. Friendship is good.. Infact it's great and can be very beneficial to those who are involved. Tis good to have someone with whom you can share thoughts and ideas..... Maybe I won't call you F@&T blossom anymore, eh?
Anywhooo, I'm sure that you recognized the blue and gray bead because you had it briefly and I'm sure it has gone to a good home in the Southwest.
Take care and I'll be talking to you
Trish
Hello Travis,
your comments on my recent songs mean a lot to me. It's strange, but anyhow I listen to "Chauffeur" like it was composed and sung by another person. No no, I'm not mad, it is just that certain feeling that you are finally satisfied with a thing you like - and then you can see it with the eyes of a stranger. Am I talking nonsense? Maybe I do. But anyway, your kind words were very very important for me. I hope you feel fine or at least a little better. When I look at Trish's message below and see how she calls you, then it seems that - to say it carefully - something good is going on, right?! But that is not my business, of course! Most important thing is that you better, and I hope you do.
Bye for now, see you!
Thomas
(P.S.: It's late and I'll finish the day by watching some scnes from the movie "No country for old men" by the Coen brothers. I'm gonna watch it in English because I like the special dialect that people got in this movie. It plays near El Paso, I guess - hiowever, it sounds funny to me how the protagonists pronounce the town's name "El Pahysooh" or so. I like this dialect a lot, as well as the one in the Coens movie "Fargo"...)
Hey Travlyn
I can too write in your guestbook if I wanna, fa#t blossom because I really enjoy writing "thank yous' t So nah nah naho people who listen to my music without being FORCED TO!. nah nah nah. Childish . Sorry.
I'm going to kill 2 birds with one rock (LOL) and also thank you for viewing the pic of Rascal Pups. (that's what we called him).
Ok gotta run TTYL
Trish kabob
Hi Travis (Travlyn)
I guess I like taking pix of Rollie Rlooie Border Collie (that's what I call him if I have time. haha)
This page is rather comical.....me, Griff, me, me Griff, me, Griff.......etc.
On this particular day, it was almost 90 degrees. No crisp cool air. The corn is only about 6 inches high and if it was say, October, the corn would be gone. This has been your one and only lesson in agriculture.. I used to think it was sweet corn and green beans the farmers grew but alas.....it's feed corn and soy beans. Who Knew? I learned this in college when I suggested we stop and "borrow" some corn to eat. My friends thought I was really funny but I was from the city and had never even seen a cow in person much less know about what the heck the farmers grew in their fields! Geez!
Trish
Hey Travis
Thanks for your comment on "Mitch and Abby". It wasn't as long-winded as sometimes and this won't be either.
Trish