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Re: Absolute happiness

Jandyt — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 13:21:25 GMT

Wow! What a good memory you have Yann.
I must have told you this in Struer.
At one point I was going to Lorient about once a week but only down to the docks with fish that Bretons had landed in the north of Scotland. Not quite as exotic as the discus etc but I did once deliver a 14 stone halibut! That's heavier than me.
Never actually got to go to the Celtic music festival but I'm sure I will one day.

Take care mate.

Andy T.

Re: Absolute happiness

YannChris — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 01:18:16 GMT

Hi Andy!

Last week-end I was thinking of you, as it was the Festival Interceltique. You told me you came once in Lorient for this event.

As I live in the center of the town, for 10 days we lived in chaos, with a lot of noise and a tsunami of beer in the streets (with the beer-singers who come with the pints).

So yesterday morning was magical. Pure music playing in a silent place...

Have a nice sunday,

Yann.

BTW, we had rain yesterday, too. Sometimes I wonder if it's not better to be at work when weather is so bad

Re: Absolute happiness

Jandyt — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:28:42 GMT

Well I made up for a crap day working in the rain.
This evening I searched out Jeff Wayne's "War of the worlds" LP.
I turned the lights down with my Beo4 till they were like a candle glow and listened to all four sides of this classic.
Great, this Beosystem I won !
Took me back to the eighties listening to this. Remember Julie Covington? She was famous for "Don't cry for me Argentina"
What a lovely pure voice, bought a tear to my eye!

Andy T.

Re: Absolute happiness

Daniel Seiler — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 05:12:21 GMT

GREAT!

Re: Absolute happiness

Jandyt — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 02:58:02 GMT

Cherrish the moment!
I'm off to work in the rain.

Andy T.

Absolute happiness

YannChris — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 02:09:25 GMT

Hello everybody,

I woke up this morning with coffee and music in mind.

First coffee... Nespresso, strong and full of flavour to warm my awakening body.

Then, to feed my soul, a CD bought following my mother's advice: "Los Impossibles" by l'Arpeggiata and Christina Pluhar.

Anything matching better than an good coffee and ancient south-american and spanish music?

Here I am, having my coffee in South America, a few centuries ago.

Abolute happiness, the orchestra is there, in my living room.

Every day I love my BL5s a bit more...

Have a nice week-end,

Yann.