Tony's stash of textual information

I recount the people who have left my life.

Let me recount recent deaths:

• Yuki Onishi, dead at 43 years old. (Acute heart failure). Famous for starting a chain of eateries, known as Tsuta Ramen.

You call my art Degenerate And say you don't exagerrate

Hey now, mister You sure seem sinister

The Central Public Library has been undergoing renovations for a year, and counting.

It can be tempting to spiral into pessimism, but I make effort to look for encouraging signs of new growth, and for the caresses of the breezes of Spring.

1. Slayer Cold and heartless, she kills the one who supports her.

2. Thief Steals from her husband.

I have been pondering the cosmopolitan nature of street-names, or place-names, in Singapore recently.

For example:

During a durable durian season Tourists carefully took a taste Oh! Wheezing and sneezing Some abstained

Today is the 1241st day since 1st March 2020 A.D.

I've been stumbling upon publicly available pianos, and practising on them.

There is a movement of public pianos, in Singapore. And I have heard pianists performing these. (Not an exhaustive list).

My friend (whom I met at church) introduced me to a book by Lewis Hyde, titled “The gift: how the creative spirit transforms the world”.