Music Break: Divinyls
Ah, Saturday off. Iced tea, bowl of crock pot chili. Listening to the inimitable Chrissy Amphlett and Divynls while doing website database work.
Ah, Saturday off. Iced tea, bowl of crock pot chili. Listening to the inimitable Chrissy Amphlett and Divynls while doing website database work.
So, a friend on Facebook did a great list of songs she can listen to anytime without first needing to be in the mood. This is my list. Honestly, I could have easily gone...
Oleta on my speakers while I work on staffing stuff.
One of my favorite songs from my “working overnight” playlist.
Working on admin crap and listening to my Beth Orton albums. One of my favorite songs from the late 90s.
Toni Braxton self-care for the afternoon.
Finishing up some work stuff and listening to Toni…
Aimee Mann fronting ‘Til Tuesday in their debut single and video. Still sounds good decades later.
From Scarlet Dorn…imagine a Cinderella who lived happily ever, but only after first exacting her own, bloody justice.
Those who have followed my posts on social media, know that music is my self-care. It has been since I was a teenager. While I own thousands of albums and hundreds of thousands of...
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