The s'more samosa samoa mimosa. Chocolate sauce, marshmallow, chickpeas and coconut in orange juice and champagne, caramel and graham cracker crumbs on the rim of the glass.
The name is a mouthful so we can just call it "no thank you," for short.
https://youtu.be/d8nun9M-0Lg?si=yAmnU17f6lL896YO
The US only Classic Who channel has been adding orphaned episodes randomly and has finally reached Wheel in Space. I’ve never seen this one because it wasn’t particularly accessible until now, but once the episodes are up I’ll be doing a full watch with the great fan animated episodes that are also on YT.
I keep a playlist of "sad love songs," and I'd like to expand it. Let me explain what I mean by "sad love song" in this context.
These are songs that are sad about love that is not. So, the love is GOOD, but the circumstances or even just the vibe is SAD. Here's what's in the list so far:
If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
I Will Follow You Into the Dark by Death Cab for Cutie
Sit Here and Love Me by Caroline Spence
Song for Lovers by Stephen Kellogg and The Sixers
The Luckiest by Ben Folds
Live Forever by Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors
A Little Bit of Everything by Dawes
Answer by Sarah McLachlan
Color by Ellie Holcomb
Both Sides, Now by Joni Mitchell
Terrible Things by Mayday Parade
True Colors by Cyndi Lauper
In & Out by Casey McQuillen & Jon McLaughlin
Colorblind by Natalie Walker
Constellations by Ellie Holcomb
To Begin Again by Ingrid Michaelson & ZAYN
First Day of My Life by Bright Eyes
I Know You Know Me by Caroline Spence & Matt Berninger
Scale These Walls by Caroline Spence
Banks by NEEDTOBREATHE
Blue by Christina Perri
Sugar by Tori Amos
Watch Me by Labbi Sifre
Heart of Somebody by Caroline Spence
Love Me As I Am by Stephen Kellogg
Just What I Needed by Dwayne Gretzky
Everywhere by Cattle & Cane
And So It Goes by Billy Joel
Til You Find One by Caroline Spence
Such Great Heights by Iron & Wine
Songbird by Eva Cassidy
Realize by Colbie Caillat
Hysteria by Def Leppard & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Two Sleepy People by Carsie Blanton
Hold Me Now by Dwayne Gretzky
Gravity by Sarah McLachlan
Salt Then Sour The Sweet by Sara Bareilles & Brandi Carlisle
Thanks!
Anyone else having this issue? I have two personal Macs and one work Mac, all on Tahoe, and only the work Mac is doing this, and only since the upgrade to Tahoe. It is very inconsistent but it's an issue I'm fighting every day. The many other Macs at my job aren't exhibiting this behavior, including those with the same software set. It seems to be just mine.
clicking on windows will often (but not always) not change to that window. I need to either click in the dock or swap with cmd-tab.
drag and drop between windows, for example from finder to an application, often (but not always) won't work. It won't recognize that it's over the application so I don't get the modifier graphic (sometimes a green "copy" plus or a red "move" digit). So I'll have to swap to the application and browse to the file instead. Sometimes swapping to the application and back to finder will fix it, but not always.
rebooting will typically correct the issue for a few minutes, but it always comes back.
I was at this concert in 2017 and taped it. While the artist was introducing the band, he asked pianist Adam Podd to play the song he was dancing around to the night before, and Adam starts playing this cheerful little banger.
I'm friends with the artist and asked him at the time and he said he didn't know. I've finally gotten around to asking Adam what he was playing, but even with the recording he has no memory of it, even suggesting that maybe it was a recording being played that night. Shazam gives me nothing.
At one point the artist says the word "Snakes," at the end, which to clarify isn't the title of the song, that's a nickname he has for another guy who was on stage at that point.
https://archive.org/details/skellogg2017-06-15/13BandIntroduction.flac
I've gone through official and unofficial lists of all past PBS shows from the 70s through the 90s and none of the titles look familiar. I've read websites from PBS listing all their shows about writing. I remember the show being called something along the lines of "Writer's Workbench" or maybe "Workdesk" or something along those lines. The absence of anything like this from these lists and websites leads me to believe it may not have been a PBS show at all, but for some reason I instinctively remember it as such.
I faintly remember an animation of a book opening in the intro sequence.
It sounds like ragtime to me so I've already gone through the complete works of Scott Joplin and some of his contemporaries and it's not any of theirs, as far as I can tell.
The show doesn't matter to me, the channel it was on doesn't matter, but I need to find the name of this song so I can find a recording of it so I can prove to my 21-year-old son that I am not making this up. One day many years ago I started humming it while we were playing with a Lego set, it just came to mind as a comical background song for the Lego character mowing the lawn at crazy speeds, and we've laughed about it together, but he thinks I made it up on the spot.
Hilarious but I'm desperate now. I'll hum it if I have to but I can't carry a tune for shit so I don't recommend it. I've tried Google and Shazam with that and there are no results.