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Part two the mystery of the unearthed  box going good. Takes me back to the days when I was a kid when we would gather around  the radio and listen to another instalment of a  story on the radio every week.     

Cheers Phill  here I am standing up and taking a bow.     

Jeff great message. I like the feel that comes with your power chords.

Awesome Phill if there is anything in there you can use that would be real good. I agree I added too many words that don't work. To  hear any bits of it in a song of yours would be something I would enjoy.

Wow Phill that is brilliant a Cat Stevens father and son thing going on there.
What you worried 'bout Mum?
He wasn't much with his sums.
To lose a good one like you.
He had nectar and honey.
His life  so sunny.
All that candy  so handy.
For someone so randy.
His appetite  so greedy..
A man  so seedy.
Quick and speedy.
Looking for lovers like you.
After  bad reviews he received the  news.
Those clever moves were now bad news.
No longer able to chose.
The candy shop was closed to him.

Beamer cheers I hope your Lady friend likes it.

Phill thank you  got Maree's name right. The song is about a  young local lad I know  and his feelings for a gal just before everything got shut down.  In recent years here in our part of the world  there were more girls than boys been born. This young man when he got to the age of  loving woman was  spoilt for choice but after a while the novelty wore of and he wanted that someone special. Just before Covid came our way he met this lass who he fell madly in love with but just as they were getting closer the lockdown meant that their growing relationship became a bit distant due the lockdown. Now we are back to mixing together in NZ he was feeling a bit nervous about  the future of their relationship. Some of the lyrics are a bit cryptic but I hope they make sense. I was trying to acoustic rock it up a bit. Unfortunately the recording is not the best on my laptop.

Grah your song tells it good. The biggest power for good in mankind is truth but sadly many have strayed from this.     

Last time I heard from Bill and Dondra was at Easter. They  were taking things easy while keeping a low profile due to Covid 19.     

That is a good song about lockdown in this Covid world.     

Cheers Phill, good on Wales for keeping its borders closed.  Also good on Wales for having a sensible safe way of doing things with your kids.  All the different factions in our Government put most of their mud slinging on hold and are working together to get us through this lockdown. We here in New Zealand are fortunate that our population of five million have mostly taken the virus seriously. Here in NZ for the last week most days have  had zero new cases picked up through testing. We have been told that we have one of the highest testing numbers  in the world. Though things are starting to open up again it is all been done with caution and with strict contact tracing requirements in place. Social distancing and good hand sanitation the new normal. The country is moving forward with caution as we don’t want to be hit by a second wave of infection. Like everywhere else in the  world our economy has been hit hard but hopefully we are going to be in a good position to rebuild again.
Iechyd dda. Kia ora. Stay safe
Pete

Jim, teachers and the kids here have noticed that it  is much harder doing everything online because of the lack of social interaction. The one upside is nearly every kid in NZ now owns a laptop due to government giving them out to all the kids that didn’t have one.  The down side it has exposed kids to the bad  stuff on the internet where the parents haven’t installed the necessary safeguards..

All the best to you and your family plus your students.
Pete