“Yesterday Once More” by Redd Kross
Month: October 2012
Monday
I wish New York City buses paid more attention to traffic laws.
I wish the Long Island Railroad realized a train “running thirty-two minutes late” is a train that nobody in their right mind is waiting for when they have to get to work.
I wish I knew why my subway was so empty this morning (and a little bit this afternoon). Was today some kind of holiday?
I wish I hadn’t needed to sit through a two-hour training session on the new user interface for one of our internal systems. But at least that interface does seem like a genuine improvement.
I wish I could sleep late tomorrow and not worry about my commute, or buses that run red lights, or trains that don’t come, or training sessions that eat up the afternoon.
Oh, wait, I can. Tomorrow I work from home. I do so like Tuesdays.
Song of the day
“The Zombie Song” by Stephanie Mabey
September songs
My monthly mix for September, if you’re interested:
- “Early Train” by Lucy Wainwright Roche (feat. Girlyman)
- “The Way it Seems to Go” by Rachael Yamagata
- “Splitter” by Calexico
- “I Wanna Go Away” by the Very Best
- “Restless Farewell” by Mark Knopfler
- “I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night” by Ulver
- “Do Wah Doo” by Kate Nash
- “American Tune” by Paul Simon
- “Lake Marie” by John Prine
- “Who” by David Byrne & St. Vincent
- “Keep Me in Your Heart” by Warren Zevon
- “One Lovely Day” by Citizen Cope
- “Stone Rollin’ by Raphael Saadiq
- “This Old Porch” by Lyle Lovett
- “Think I’m in Love” by Beck
- “Wheel Inside the Wheel” by Mary Gauthier
- “Your Name Here” by the Dirty Gems
- “Blown Away” by Sivert Høyem
- “Bleed Like Me” by Garbage
- “Sailor & Widow” by Keren Ann
- “Storm Across the Sea” by Chuck Prophet
- “The Zombie Song” by Stephanie Mabey