Kerrsday Thursday – Rarities – Pretty Bhoy!
Just because I don’t share it often (that’s what today is all about!) and he looks beautiful (he nearly always does!).
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Kerrsday Thursday – Rarities – Give It Some Welly, Boy!
You go, boy! Fantastic “action” shot :-))
Kerrsday Thursday – Rarities – Super Slim Jim
My friend Moonie thinks I’m nuts for liking this picture…but there’s just something about it. He *does* look VERY thin in it…but he also looks quite relaxed and happy. Natural. Composed. The way he’s holding his hands…I love that! And, as shallow as it is…I do love a slim Jim. I’ve liked all my…
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Kerrsday Thursday – Feb 25th – Rarities
I thought this week I’d share pics and videos rarely shared (or perhaps NEVER shared!) before. I might have shared these once, or twice…but not for some time. So, I hope you see some things not seen before, or if you have (if you are as Kerr-sed as I, you no doubt have!), you…
TARDIS Gig Wish – 2012, Birmingham Academy
Oh, a 5×5 gig?!!! Yes, please and thank you VERY much!!
Lyric Of The Day – ‘C’ Moon Cry Like A Baby
Lyric of the day Song: ‘C’ Moon Cry Like A Baby Album: Sparkle In The Rain Year of release: 1984 Written by: Simple Minds (album credits)
Vinyl Days
When at home, back in the UK, perhaps once a fortnight or there abouts I’d have a “vinyl day”. It would mostly comprise of my newly acquired Simple Minds vinyl, but not exclusively. I am missing those days. There’s a ritual, almost, to playing vinyl. Switching your tech on. Checking it is all in good…
TARDIS Gig Wish – 1980, London YMCA
Nice and close to home (well, usually). Just so the TARDIS doesn’t have to travel far.
Lyric Of The Day – Pleasantly Disturbed
Lyric of the day Song: Pleasantly Disturbed Album: Life In A Day Year of release: 1979 Written by: Kerr/Burchill
Jim on Absolute Radio – Show 2
It was a lovely mix this week (week one was great too, and it’s only now do I realise I should have done a review of it. I’ll do one later today, perhaps). There was a bit of everything. Sheer get-up-out-of-your-chair-and-have-a-big-old-dance with Nutbush City Limits. A 1990s protest and celebration of mediocrity and modernity from…