Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for December 22, 2024

“These are ‘The Days of the Week.’” —SCTV

Those were the days, my friend

We thought they’d never end

We’d sing and dance forever and a day

We’d live the life we choose

We’d fight and never lose

Those were the days, oh yes, those were the days"

A week performance…

“As grains of sand through an hourglass, so are the days of our lives.”

“Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.”

Good point Such is the fruit of our labors.

Don’t “count” vampires out, Horace! You think they don’t exist, then … BOOM! There they are! … wanting one of those transfu, transyl… Transylvaniafusions!

day after day…

Oh the way Glenn Miller played…

Prance along to the month-stir up.

Don’t count on Dracula. Has he ever been accountable?

From Danna Faulds: “Do not let the day slip through your hove’s, but live it fully now, this breath, this moment, catapulting you into full awareness.”

Airlock or vestibule. :P

On Sesame Street Count Dracula actually counts. :)

It’s weird we almost wish most of our lives away just to get to the weekend, which ends way too quickly.

C1- Horace, that is swishfull thinking…!

C2 – you can count Dracula, and you can count sheep. Both put you to sleep.

C3 – Yes, Horace, those were the daze, my friend…!

Hopefully you realize you’re in an airlock after you’ve put the spacesuit on.

Sigh – those were the days

But you can have them again next week !

“Friday evening, Sunday in the afternoon,

What have you got to lose?

Tuesday morning, please be gone, I’m tired of you

What have you got to lose? …

Will you come see me Thursdays and Saturdays?

What have you got to lose?"

Who’s your favorite vampire?

Oh, I dunno….I guess the one on Sesame Street?

He doesn’t count!

Oh, I assure you, he does…. he does.

Rainy days and Mondays always get Horace down.

“when one door closes and the other opens, you are in an airlock” or a security mantrap

Sunrise, sunset

Sunrise, sunset

Swiftly flow the days

Seedlings turn overnight to sunflowers

Blossoming even as we gaze

I designed the programming for an “airlock” that fed sawdust into a pressurized chamber for conversion to oil. It’s not as easy as it looks. The airlock part was also difficult. :)

And then you just repeat it ….. Week after week ……. :)

Rainy day Tuesdays.