Joni Mitchell "You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio" accompanied by Neil Young & The Stray Gators—Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975).
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More JM on her 80th...
"You Turn Me On I'm A Radio" with Neil Young & the Stray Gators
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I was clearing out my youtube history and saved, and found puppet history there. I loved buzzfeed unsolved (and Ryan and Shane by proxy) since I was around 14, which is more than half a decade ago now. I have very fond memories of watching it on call with my an old long distance best friend, who is probably the closet friend I've ever had, and how she would laugh at me because of how scared I was. Later on, I would play the mathorons all the time whenever I needed background noise or some nostalgic comfort, and I followed them to their new channel and loved all their shows. The weekly episodes were my little treat between study for my final exams in school.
Anyway, I haven't interacted with them at all since they did an ad for temu and I don't regret or miss it all. I closed the video and unsubscribed as soon as they sponsorship started. Literally haven't thought of them or any of their shows since. Bye bye.
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i wish when i take melatonin it’d just immediately send me to snoozeville. all it does is just make my eyelids feel heavy. this is 1 degree of exhaustion max i could stay awake for another hour if i wanted to
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Lol some people have to have things bombarding their minds from the outside bc they have empty spaces in their minds
Try having no empty space, too much in it in fact, too many thoughts and feelings all the time
I dont need constant information it's like Overload
This is why I like organizing my own thoughts, making sense of them (e.g. writing!!!!!) more than adding more things.
Idk even what I'm saying bc I do like adding things.... to an extent
But I cant have too much info at a time. Like I don't like this constant noise. Nice space to breathe!!
My uncle has to have the radio constantly blaring even when he's not in the room
Like why
You're afraid you might have an original thought.? You need someone to be telling you how things are and making sense of it-- when you could think for yourself?
I know ppl think for hemswlves but they probably should more instead of BLINDLY following. Sheep fofollowin"one side or the other" . Maybe one side dodoesn'have all allanswers. No one is right 100% of the time. Your side may drive you off the cliff and you'd still be thanking them. Because they were leading you. And you were lost.
There's a lot out there. But I I people still have minds??? Use critical thinking and don't tilt too far the one way just bc you can, bc its the opposite of the other guy? All this manufactured polarity and enmity. Im tired of it. We need more reasonability and empathy. That would wouldalso. Instesd of this constant hysteria building uo from voiced eho have their own agenda, not necessarily good, just selling a product. .
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Life almost disappears, those summer afternoons spent reading in the park, your head half-leaning on his shoulder. Those mornings in the spring, a little late for work.
It didn't matter then, the way he took two sugars in his coffee. The way you let your hair grow out too long.
But these, the memories we keep, crammed in a shoebox full of polaroids, saved somewhere on a half-forgotten hard drive, they're what remains behind. They're what your sister finds, the weekend that she helps you pack your life.
And then it's sitting on the couch, your kitchen stuff already wrapped in paper. It's styrofoam containers, soda cans. It's wine that she's already drinking from the bottle.
And you can't figure out whose silhouette that was, who showed up to your party with a boa. And she is pretty sure her ex has kids.
But maybe that's why you and I keep postcards. Somebody's bow tie, paperclips, that bit of string.
They don't remind us of some other time, exactly. They're pieces of the people that we were, they're feelings that we'd wanted to hold on to.
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