I am bored. Sure, I have things to do, but getting started seems to be a bit of a problem. Okay, quite a big problem. There's a quote that says, "There's no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is having lots to do and not doing it." If I remembered correctly, this was said by a lady named Mary Little. But I wasn't certain. So I Googled it and found four different links. Each one had the same quote under a different name. (And none of them was Mary Little.) Such is the brilliance of that one truth, everyone wants to claim they said it. Perhaps I should claim I said that. Who would know? Or maybe, it's just that great minds think alike. Or was it fools seldom differ? Maybe all great minds are fools. .

I was just listening to a song titled Somewhere Only We Know. I first heard it in an advertisement for a TV show about the earth on BBC. It took a while to figure the lyrics of the song from the ad; even so, it had a lovely feel to it. And once discovered, I loved it! The lyrics are really nice, so is the track. "This could be the end of everything, so why don't we go, somewhere only we know" a beautiful song. Very few songs today mean anything and it's so refreshing to find one that does. While writing this, I've already heard it five times and it's steadily becoming a favourite. Listen to it- you can't not love it.

Somewhere Only We Know (with lyrics)

Really, why don't we go, somewhere only we know?