21st century blues

I'm tired.
Don't know if it's some sort of malaise, the wonderful effect of puke-green pollen, or just deadlines and commitments.
But, I'm tired.
Did a little work this morning then came home and slept for four hours. Sinuses drained. It rained.
The highlight of the day was Jenn bringing home two totes bought at a yard sale, filled with old newspapers and magazines, about Elvis and JFK and Mickey Mantle and Richard Nixon. Down at the bottom of one was a surprisingly clean vinyl copy of Elvis's last studio album, "Moody Blue." Alas, the vinyl was blue. I'll find the black vinyl version one day.
Oh, I almost forgot to tell you. One box also contained something I've never seen: The Rolling Stone issue from just after Elvis's death.
I heard today that the Elvis statue is being removed from what used to be the Las Vegas Hilton. Hearing such news on the heels of seeing the trailer for the new Tim Burton "Dark Shadows" farce made me want to crawl into a hole and hibernate.
I was born too late and I know it and sometimes it just plain sucks.
Labels: "Dark Shadows", "Moody Blue", Elvis, JFK, Mickey Mantle, Richard Nixon, Rolling Stone
