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Afloat and adrift, All the essentials, Eye of the Colossus, Fish eye - aye captain, For here Am I sitting in a tin can Far above the world Planet Earth is blue And there's nothing I can do, I'm the urban spaceman baby; here comes the twist-- I don't exist, Messier than you might have thought, Now where was that pin I dropped?
Stunning, worth taking the time to watch all the way through without distraction – nods
Esme's Cloud 
Ooooooh Yes, Please!
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It’s marvellous isn’t it?
esme floating around upon the Cloud
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Viewed as suggested, 24″ widescreen, 18″ from my face, with cans. Quite incredible. Thankyou very much for that, Esme; it really was an experience.
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You’re very welcome H, I thought you’d like it. I find it quite mesmerising, and have watched it in total silence too to get more of an authentic experience. I suspect a spot of this –
in the background would raise a smile or two also.
esme dancing on the ceiling upon the Cloud
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Quite dazzlingly brilliant, and amazing to think he wrote that just to sell fish paste, isn’t it?
Amazed that it didn’t go a bit strange at 4:48 when Herbert wipes the snot from his hooter.
Seriously though, that was sublime, nothing short of sublime. I love watching great conductors at work, and one immediately thinks of Blakey’s oeuvre in the Reg Varney era.
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I chose that particular clip knowing it would be very much up your street, so I’m glad I was right. – smiles
Snot, lovely hahahaha.
Not Reg and Blakey, but Jack instead – I saw this and thought it was a nice photograph to put up of Stephen Lewis. He died last year at the age of 88. Many a chuckle gleaned from his comedic gurns and acting.
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Do you remember the ‘Shippams for tea’ TV adverts, Esme?
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I didn’t until I had a look just now on youtube. Meat paste in a tea-pot, lovely! Hahahahaha.
esme slow of memory until poked upon the Cloud
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Long, long ago, when Esme was but a twinkle in the firmament, there existed a TV ad which used The Blue Danube as a musical setting for the ad’s message: “Shippams for tea, for tea, for tea. Shippams for tea, for tea, for tea” – ad nauseam!
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Ohhhhhhhh. I see, (not the sea clearly). Yes, esme has been around for over two hundred years, however spent little of it watching telly or curling (with a broom rather than tongs).
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Love, love, LOVE THIS Esme! Thank you for sharing! I am sharing on FB and Twittosphere as well!
— smiling warmly upon these cosmic clouds! —
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Good man! I hope the Cloud gets a mention for its efforts eh? laughs and pokes his side.
Pleased you enjoyed the trip man.
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Exhilarating. Oh, was commenting belatedly on Goldfrapp crumpet video.
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“crumpet video” – Hahahahaha. Lovely. Buttery too in parts I reckon – nods.
Everything on the Cloud is exhilarating dear Prospero, so it still fits, if not like a glove, then certainly like a close-fitted snood.
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How to wear a snood (in 10 ways) – YouTube
10 reasons not to wear a snood (Prospero archives)
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They’re banned for all but dogs in the Troposhere. And dog snoods are magical, as I’m sure you know. – taps the side of her nose and winks, then assures him she’s not having a stroke (of the brain kind rather any funny business)
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snood & spork together!
Impossible. But blending snood and bath towel makes a bathnood. Stylish for wearing at the opera house (or licence bureau).
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Or a Snowbowel!
No, yours was better. And fluffier too. I’m sure it’s been said before.
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Sudsy is a better descriptor for the neologism ‘bathnude,’ which does have, it should be noted, a certain je ne sais quoi, particularly in the cloud-crumpet industry.
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Sudsy Bathnood. A famed actress in the cloud-crumpet industry for many years until that fatal incident with the wool and plug-hole. Gone but not forgotten Sudsy. –plays Herbert Chappell’s ‘The Gonk’ on the kazoo softly, whilst saluting on one leg
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Wild ride! First thing Tubularsock thought was …… “sure glad Tubularsock wasn’t responsible for keeping the windows clean.”
You’d have to have a tall ladder but maybe a little shorter if you could keep the ladder stable on a cloud!
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If there’s a vacancy esme can always put a word in for you, then again looking in might not be so exciting as looking out, even in the bathroom. – laughs
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Oh my gosh. I knew you were high but not THAT high. Obviously designed by men, stuff everywhere and not a closet or knicknack shelf to be found. We saw nod bit where were winken and blinken? I could go on……. excellent music! 😘
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It’s a smooth ride hiking a lift there on that cam isn’t it? And not a cost corner in sight. Takes a certain kind of mind to live there for weeks in end methinks. Glad you enjoyed it Robert – smiles.
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I think your real talent lies in being able to bring a wide range of beauty to our world. Whether through poetry, stories, odd tidbits of information, great music, or breathtaking videos. Thank you for sharing!
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You’re very welcome Swarn, and thank you in return – bows low and throws a curtsy in. You are very kind sir – smiles a lot.
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