We are on the cusp of Autumn in this hemisphere, and I’ve been looking through my recent Spotify “likes” to see what grabs me for a new seasonal playlist. And it occurs to me that I never shared my two previous seasonal playlists here. Oops! So, in the spirit of “Better Late Than Never,” please […]
I look out the window and all of the back yard trees are brilliant shades of orange and red. It’s lovely. A few weeks ago, when there was still some green to be seen, I treated myself to a roll of Lomochrome Purple so I could indulge in a bit of film photography with a fantasy color palette.
I also made a new playlist, and I called it Purple is a Fall Color. Despite the name and the cover image, the idea of “purple” doesn’t feature prominently in these songs. In fact, I am fairly sure the word “purple” does not appear in a single title or lyric of the 20-odd tracks. Sometimes a playlist cover is just a playlist cover.
Read on to see some of my favorite images from the roll, and to listen to some nice Autumnal music.
I have so many new things to share – more shirts and dresses sewn, a finished knit shawl, photos from Scotland – but the most overdue of them all is this Summer playlist. I compiled these songs together in late May and have listened to them ad nauseum since then. This is probably my favorite playlist that I’ve made in recent memory. Have a listen and tell me what you think!
It’s that time of year again, when I brew some coffee, or tea, or heat up some apple cider, and choose some songs to listen to ad nauseum while the leaves fall. Want to listen with me?
We interrupt the “Lisa goes places and takes lots of pictures in digital and film” festivities to bring you a new Summer playlist: 24 tracks of upbeat mostly new music for your listening pleasure.
Thoughts about Steve Burns, Glen Phillips, spring playlists, and the things that go unsaid when you leave a yawning three-month chasm between blog posts.
I can highly recommend baking berry scones and playing music from the early 1990’s in a favorite old apron during your lunch hour. If you’d like to try it, too, you can have my recipe and my playlist. I’m keeping the apron, though 😜