doing things with words and pictures
This is a delight. I like the word 'vocoder' and the repetition of 'merrily'.Thanks for posting.
Thank you, Jonathan. It's always good to hear from you.I like that word too: vocoder. The Os are lovely.
Yes, merrilyand definitely darkenough.
VassilisI remember working in London, near Dollis Hill, travelling in through the Winter months on the tube to work in the basement of Guildhall Library. I came to forget what natural light was.
Sweet.Having a laugh, perhaps the best "workaround" response ("in part", but still) to a technological annoyance like this one.Though there was always that classic Kubrick solution -- pulling the plug.(That latter form of termination of course being not partial but total and final.)
TC,It must be said, when we hear her singing sans vocoder, it's very endearing.As to our own Kubrick solution, until Daisy gives us her answer, I guess all we can do is keep paddling.
that is sweet...!
This is a delight. I like the word 'vocoder' and the repetition of 'merrily'.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting.
Thank you, Jonathan. It's always good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteI like that word too: vocoder. The Os are lovely.
Yes, merrily
ReplyDeleteand definitely dark
enough.
Vassilis
ReplyDeleteI remember working in London, near Dollis Hill, travelling in through the Winter months on the tube to work in the basement of Guildhall Library. I came to forget what natural light was.
Sweet.
ReplyDeleteHaving a laugh, perhaps the best "workaround" response ("in part", but still) to a technological annoyance like this one.
Though there was always that classic Kubrick solution -- pulling the plug.
(That latter form of termination of course being not partial but total and final.)
TC,
ReplyDeleteIt must be said, when we hear her singing sans vocoder, it's very endearing.
As to our own Kubrick solution, until Daisy gives us her answer, I guess all we can do is keep paddling.
that is sweet...!
ReplyDelete