by Pa Rock
Happy Camper
It's been a few days since I have written about the new love of my life, a slight that needs to be addressed. I am speaking, of course, about my iPod, made even more accessible and friendlier by the addition of a docking station. I am listening to it now, as I type, without the encumbrance of headphones. In the last fifteen minutes I have been treated to Michael Buble, Meatloaf, Simon and Garfunkel, Harry James, and now Elton John.
My entire CD collection now resides in the iPod - 257 albums, or 3,040 songs, or 7.3 days of different selections. The little silver wonder is about the size of a pack of cigarettes, but only about one-third as thick - and it is just 20% full!
Listening to the music coming from the docking station is like having my radio tuned to the best station anywhere, with no static or interference, no commercials, and no music that does not rise to my high standards!
The Doobie Brothers have finished serenading me, and now Waylon Jennings is banging out a country tune.
I just learned something else - the iPod is charging while the music plays! How cool is that!
Gotta run. The Beatles are here singing about A Hard Day's Night - and the Moody Blues are on deck!
