Dear Whomever,
Hear my plea, it's your song of the day! So short, so sweet: have another.
Barbara Billingsley playing June.
Dear Junes,
It's not always so jittery, June, but this one is. There is nothing to do; nothing to be done about it. I read books about being old, older than me, old and waiting. You practice and practice; trying to wait with patience, with dignity, but it's all just jitteryboredomdoom.
Here is your song for this jittery, jejune day.
Dear Chance,
I don't know about you, but I love these blurry images I get as a bonus with every package that is delivered by my good pals in the brown and gold, the UPS people. This one, well this one is so good that it inspires me to open a museum to accidental images. Now, no; it cannot be ALL accidental images, it has to be curated; only the best accidental images will do for the museum!
Dear Listener,
How about we finish out May with some music? Here is Niagara, and here is St Etienne. Two songs for today! If you are thinking, huh, I could use a little more of that, well, I played about a dozen Niagara songs looking for the right one, and they were all right. As for St. Etienne, you cannot go wrong with any of their songs, either!
Dear Emily,
Ooh, I love Emily Wells! She has everything that I want in my ears. She also has side projects, like Pillowfight- and Used to Think is your song for today! Now, we don't really have this feature at the Dodo, the Shop for Today, but if we did, I'd send you here- Emily Wells will sign any music you buy from her!
Dear Blue,
This song is nearly 99 years old this year. It just keeps getting better, and it is your song of the day!