By Darlene Barss
For Good Friday we have a Canadian Indie Easter/Spring playlist for your listening pleasure. It might not be typical Easter music and some songs may even have you wondering why it is on there. Let me try to explain a little.
It’s starts out with songs about Good because it is Good Friday and then transitions into death. We have some songs about Jesus, religion (sort of) and resurrection for our Easter segment of the playlist. He has risen indeed kind of thing.
Easter and Spring are both about new beginnings and new life so our playlist then has songs about new things and places. The last portion of the playlist is about Spring and what it brings with it. Things like rain and floods but also flowers and fresh air and birds and bees. It ends with Luscious Life because that is how I feel about Spring, it is just luscious. The playlist begins with Life is Good and ends with Luscious Life. Full of hope and promise and love of life. There was a little death and darkness in the middle to make us appreciate life and lightness. End sermon.
Anyways, that was a little bit of my thought process putting this playlist together. I hope you enjoy it and Happy Easter!
Good (fri)day! I haven’t eaten a single hot cross bun this year. Sad! Very very sad. (Soon, we’ll all be using trumptalk.)
No hot cross buns for me either this year
Hello
I also haven’t had any hot cross buns this year…. I’m sensing a trend.
Good morning!
I’m setting out, and may be able to correct that mistake, with a little luck. Maybe my local breadmaker’s made some.
(They take a lot of work, unsurprisingly.)
Ciao! Cycling…
I have just learned that this exists
http://expack.co/whats_inside
Garfield, that could be dangerous!
Or I could just see if Old Dutch would be willing to ship me a couple of boxes instead
I have to say it works out cheaper than this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw=Old+Dutch+chips&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XOld+Dutch+chips+all+dressed.TRS0&_nkw=Old+Dutch+chips+all+dressed&_sacat=0
Importing snacks from other countries is the worst!
I only export them, usually chocolate
I don’t seem to have that problem, most people don’t have too many problems getting US candy. Either that or they don’t want to get US candy across borders.
I find that for refraining ALMOST all the time from eating too much (many?) delicious munchies, local ones suffice.
I use ‘supply management’. If I don’t have a supply, I’ll manage not to eat crap.
Well, I’m off to the family cottage for a very brief while, not even sure the dirt road will even allow it (but it probably will). I haven’t been there in a month, for various reasons (including car-based). So I want to see whereabouts the season is, up there.
Have a good end-of-day!
Happy Easter weekend all!