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This Morning danced to Morris Day and the Time's ice cream castles and the best of the James gang (side 2 a masterpiece) phenomenal dance with Sofia while AnaLucia napped. Both albums I bought yesterday at Stray on Skillman for four dollars. Best of times.



Move that landed on ironing board

Vegan BLT w/ Geograff everything spice for fuel.

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