Back from Suebia – they get all the goodies there : Hail, thunder & storm, dramatic clouds, the whole experience ! While Franconia is plain sunny. I was moonlighting in Suebia as foot warmer, successfully I may add, a nice sideline.
The world moves on unimpressed by my abilities, so it is only just that I turn around – and counter world’s indifference with elegant swing : Mssrs DESMOND (Ger., Eng.), HALL (Ger., Eng.), CHERICO (Ger., Eng.) and KAY (Ger., Eng.) present to us the theme from Black Orpheus (Manhã de Carnaval ) from their 1963 long-player Take Ten (Eng.).
I hope you like the music. May you never have to suffer from cold feet through this week !
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63 mago 
The MITM just said, “Thank you, M” as we listen and drink our morning coffee! xoxo
p.s. what exactly were you doing as a “foot warmer?” ;) xoxo
Thank You, Sir. Hope it was the start of a swinging day, gently breezing …
It involved pressing some icy feet against my belly, gentle rubbing, and producing a general feeling of warmth, ease, and je ne sais quoi. It is right when the sofa floats.
Socks. This is your new nickname – Mr Socks – to acknowledge your superior feet warming abilities.
Have a good week!
Sx
I suppose, a individual human foot warmer is not comparable with ordinary cotton socks … ;-)
Hmm…socks, perhaps.
But I’m more than happy with the music. Thankyou, Sir.
Tah ! This screams for a socking post, dearest MsScarlet – soon to follow ! And thank you.
A rubbing sock is bad, while a rubbing foot warmer is good, n’est ce pa, dearest Anna ?
Glad you like the music, dear Dinahmow !
Hahaha
My feet are always cold. I could do with a good foot warmer.
Well, that was some lovely Sunday morning swing, Mago.
Like Melanie, I also have cold feet, but I won’t inflict their hideousness upon you. (Besides, I’m not sure even my long legs could stretch across to Franconia)
Oh you poor folks of icy feet, from Washington to Norfolk, from Devon to Suebia – a goog man’s job is never done !