Hi Young man, how are you, would you like to chat again with an old friend ? If you read French, I would send you my book. What about yours ? Kisses

You have a very diverse music background. I do love folk music...very 70's! I do understand that you really need to be a southern American to relate to American C & W.

Ohhh! You don't like Country Western music! It is simply three chords and the truth about something that happened to someone. Just so you know, it grew on me. I move from a state up north in the US where country is not frequently played on the radio. Once I moved south in retirement it was all I could find on the radio. I often thought when I went outside I would see my car was gone and horse was tied up waiting for me in the parking space. I have come to enjoy it now . You don't even like Johnny Cash??

With you regarding the 50-60 music (I call it normal music} Any of the classical will do also since I play the piano alot - When did you play guitar in the 60's - what was the group called - bass rhyme or lead - guess you loved Amadeus as did I - also Immortal Beloved with Gary Oldham playing Beethoven - love the british folk also - was a scottish country dancer for years and sing along with my dads old Kenneth McKellar records - say hi - ML

Best quote I've heard so far anywhere

nothing changes, we are just getting a bit older every day and what do we do with our life?

"-Bien sûr, dit le renard. Tu n'es encore pour moi qu'un petit garçon tout semblable à cent mille petit garçons. Et je n'ai pas besoin de toi. Et tu n'as pas besoin de moi non plus. Je ne suis pour toi qu'un renard semblable à cent mille renards.
Mais, si tu m'apprivoises, nous aurons besoin l'un de l'autre. Tu seras pour moi unique au monde. Je serai pour toi unique au monde..".
Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Le Petit Prince (1943)
Another great thought, probably the one I like the most. AM

Hello , WinsorBlue . I like what you say on your profile because it is similar to what I also like . Have a nice evening in the UK