If you follow the words, one of the saddest songs is, "A Soft Place To Fall". A version of the song was used in the Robert Redford film, 'The Horse Whisperer'.

It isn't the world that sucks.
There are a lot of people in the world, whose sole aim appears to be to make things as hard as they can for everyone else.,
These people are to be pitied more than anything.
There are however, millions of people who brighten the day of strangers, simply by smiling and saying, "Hello, how are you?"

Years ago in Kashmir, both sunrises and sunsets, outside Srinegar, overlooking the valley full of flowers, all different colours. The aroma is also unbelievable.

At least I still have the sight and smell locked in my memory.

Decapitation makes sure it never returns.

At least I still have the sight and smell locked in my memory.

The only picture I have left is from an old box camara and is very very faded and water damaged.

Depends on the mood I'm in.
At the moment I quite enjoy listening to an instrumental called 'Albatross' by Fleetwood Mac. It has a great bass-line.

If you follow the words, one of the saddest songs is, "A Soft Place To Fall". A version of the song was used in the Robert Redford film, 'The Horse Whisperer'.

It isn't the world that sucks.
There are a lot of people in the world, whose sole aim appears to be to make things as hard as they can for everyone else.,
These people are to be pitied more than anything.
There are however, millions of people who brighten the day of strangers, simply by smiling and saying, "Hello, how are you?"

Years ago in Kashmir, both sunrises and sunsets, outside Srinegar, overlooking the valley full of flowers, all different colours. The aroma is also unbelievable.