Was watching a TV documentary on Timothy Leary...

[Wahoo]

...and the psychedelic movement in the sixties (not that I approve of that sort of thing, mind you), and they were playing some groovy songs that I haven't heard in decades, like the UK band Small Faces' Itchycoo Park. The lead singer of Small Faces later formed Humble Pie (I Don't Need No Doctor and Thirty Days in the Hole), and I was having a wonderful trip down memory lane listening to the You Tube versions of those classic tunes. Geez, how did I get so old?

[ECO]

Wahoo, I thought of you today when one of my neighbors kids stopped me driving down the street, he was selling 1/2 pound of the stuff for your tea. Lol, now I know what all of the neighborhood kids are tripping on.

On topic; to Dr Leary, he opened the minds of several generations (mind not included) and let some of these open minds create music that we know and love.

[Wahoo]

No one's ever accused me of having an open mind, either...

[Wahoo]

Since we'ze was already in the neighborhood, we all should've gone to Miss Brown's after Canoe on Saturday for the Two for One Teas & Punch special!