The letter R …
One of the few things I would be lost without is my music. That used to mean my transistor radio I won for selling Camp Fire Girls candy. As I grew so did my radio up to a boom box in the 80’s. Then there seemed to be a shrink back down in size to an MP3 player. Of course, my car has given me many hours of music with my radio. And when I bought my “new” used car I got a sample of satellite radio. Lots of channels to choose from, especially off of my laptop! But I am not going to pay to hear my music other than the occasional CD or downloaded album.
I am happy with my local radio stations. And several of them are accessible through the internet as well. I often let my favorite station play while I write. I can listen to oldies, songs from my youth (70’s and 80’s), millennial hits, or todays favorites. I listed to country, pop or rock. But whatever music I am in the mood for, it can be found with my radio and I grateful for that.
And as an added bonus here’s an old track I bet many of you have not heard…