It is not everyday that, one gets to eat a cup cake for breakfast!

Thanks, Patrycja! By the way, many thanks for posting those beautiful photos that perfectly capture the change in seasons! They are just so beautiful!

Man! I LOVE this song!!!

LOVE your Charley Patton box set, Strider!!

Where's that confounded bridge?! In a weird way, this nifty little tune that's got plenty of funk, has become one of my all time favourite songs by Zep, that I can listen to, again and again!

In a way, I am, Strider. These photos were taken on Rangitoto Island, which is a scenic reserve, outside city limits. My mom and I, got there by ferry in the morning, from Waitemata Harbour and had around an hour and 45 minutes to walk around and just take in the scenery, after which we and the other 'tourists', boarded the ferry again and had a mini-tour of the harbour (which lasted for about half an hour), before getting back to the city. I really enjoyed every minute of it and my only complaint is that the tour of Rangitoto Island, could have been a tad bit longer (around 4 to 5 hours, me thinks! ). There was so much natural beauty to take in and so little time!

Yes siree, bob! It's Saturday night and I'm kinda (just kinda) like the cats in the vids below!! Whooooopeeeee! To all those wonderful people out there, who are annoyed by my song choices, well, pardonnez-moi! Adios Amigos!

Great choice there, Paul!

Hmmm...not exactly the version I was looking for (I prefer the version that appears on 'Electric Ladyland'), but it will have to do:

Two Looney Tunes Documentaries: The Man From Wackyland : The Art of Bob Clampett Irreverent Imagination : The Golden Age of Looney Tunes

Sunshine, at last!!

^^^You're very welcome!

For the past couple of days now!

Who would have thought that this nifty little (rather eccentric) instrumental from 1937, served as part of the scores for quite a few classic Looney Tunes shorts and of course, for the legendary instrumental La Villa Strangiato?

It is exactly a year since, the tragic death of Philip Hughes, at the young age of 25! I truly, can't believe that its been that long! He could have had such a brilliant cricket career, playing for Australia! http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/nov/27/phillip-hughes-remembered-as-63notout-before-first-day-night-test