Happy Saturday you crazy cats. Life is for living.

Day 6 #offthebooze complete. Over the Friday night hump. Dreams super vivid. Feeling dangerously confident.

The Sisters (from 'Dubliners') - By James Joyce (Read by Bare Sounds) The opening story of Dubliners, told by a young boy reflecting on the death of Father Flynn, a priest who had been a troubling influence on him. The boy feels relief as much as grief, sensing something was wrong in their relationship. Through hints, the priest’s strokes, a dropped chalice, his mental decline - Joyce suggests spiritual and moral paralysis without stating it directly. Conversations with the priest’s sisters reveal more than they intend. The story establishes key Dubliners themes: paralysis, decay, corrupted authority, and uneasy loss of innocence, ending with a quiet epiphany rather than resolution.

The Sisters (from 'Dubliners') - By James Joyce (Read by Bare Sounds)

Story 1 from Dubliners

Crank this one up loud for the weekend you shower of lovely people!

Day 5 #offthebooze complete. Sleep up the left. High energy despite this. Weekend looms like a phantom.

Ohhh the late 90’s techno. When I was a lad…

Nice wee ambient track this:

Saw in the Millennium countdown to this little ditty:

Uppa Vibert! Happy Tuesday y'all

Day 1 #offthebooze complete. Join me Nostr folk

Amazing beepy-ness from this forgotten artist