https://hubski.com/A thoughtful web.https://hubski.com/images/discussion.pnghttps://hubski.com/https://hubski.com/pub/472080https://hubski.com/pub/472080steve lil Here are the Lyrics for this song I made tonight:—Verily I say unto theeI’ve got a broken little boatThat can’t travel the seaWhat am I supposed to do?Late at night the stars are all goneI gotta guess at a direction Just to Find my way homeWhat am I supposed to doIf it don’t hurt, you know you ain’t tryingChange like this makes you feel like your dyingCause you’re dying Verily I say unto thee I’ve got a broken little boat that won’t travel the seaWhat am I supposed to do I hear a knock at the side of the boatI know it’s He who does the knocking but pretend that I don’t What I’m supposed to doI know what I’m supposed to do It no longer hurts, I’m no longer tryingA Change like this makes you feel like your flyingCause you’re flyingVerily I say unto thee I had a broken little boat that now travels the seaI know what I’m supposed to doI know what I’m supposed to dohttps://hubski.com/pub/472079https://hubski.com/pub/472079the internet needs to return to more of thishttps://hubski.com/pub/472078https://hubski.com/pub/472078https://hubski.com/pub/472074https://hubski.com/pub/472074lil steveMy grandpa is 94. My grandma is 92. They've been sending us mementos to remember them by. A couple of years ago my grandpa sent me a toy piano that has a mouse sitting at the bench. When you put a hat on the mouse it plays a corresponding song. For example, put a Christmas hat on the mouse and it plays a Christmas song. Put a cowboy hat on it and it plays a country song, etc. I have this piano sitting on a cabinet in my studio. The other day, unprompted it started playing a song. I immediately knew I had to call my grandpa. When I did he looked like he had been crying. He told me that he, "had to go to Mexico but that his children won't let him." He wants to go there to see his homeland and some surviving relatives. This is understandable. My mom and her siblings don't want him to go. They think it's too dangerous and that he is too old. Also understandable. He told me that if he doesn't get to go he is going to stop drinking water and die. I called my mom to tell her. She said she was in the room with him when we were talking and that they give up, he can go. My mom arranged for him to have one of her cousins that is a physician there and lives in a nice neighborhood to care for him. They are throwing a reunion for him with mariachi. My grandpa calls my grandma, "Tadine." It's his pet hame for her. He's a very interesting guy. Was a gunner in Korea, started his own company and is constantly on the go. Even at 94 he is incredibly active and all over the place. The home they lived in for many years was on a road called, "Crowfoot." I tell you this so the lyrics make sense. I wrote this song for him. You can hear him throughout saying, "hola Tadine." This is from a video message he sent grandma from Mexico. He is there now. He gave my mom his Korean War Vet hat he wears and told her to keep it to remember him. I don't know if he plans to come back or not. I think he wants to die there. I had a great night with him before he left. We played guitar and sang. He played harmonica. I told him, "as a husband, your most important duty is to care for your wife, grandma." He said, "naturally, that is why I have a round trip ticket." I gave him some money for the trip and he put it in his sock.Enjoy the song. It was a joy to make. Lyrics: Hey Tadine, take a look at me nowStanding with money in my pocket in our home townHey Tadine, we're on borrowed timeLet me take you down to the dance hallHey Tadine, take a look at me nowI put some money in my left sock so we can get out of townHey Tadine, we're on borrowed timeLet me take you down to the dance hallHey Tadine, take a look at me nowStanding on the corner of Crowfoot where we used to get downHey Tadine, We're on borrowed timeLet me take you down to the dance hallhttps://hubski.com/pub/472073https://hubski.com/pub/472073https://hubski.com/pub/472072https://hubski.com/pub/472072https://hubski.com/pub/472062https://hubski.com/pub/472062https://hubski.com/pub/472061https://hubski.com/pub/472061https://hubski.com/pub/472053https://hubski.com/pub/472053https://hubski.com/pub/472051https://hubski.com/pub/472051thenewgreen nothing? Bullish though.https://hubski.com/pub/472050https://hubski.com/pub/472050https://hubski.com/pub/472044https://hubski.com/pub/472044https://hubski.com/pub/472042https://hubski.com/pub/472042https://hubski.com/pub/472030https://hubski.com/pub/472030https://hubski.com/pub/472029https://hubski.com/pub/472029Need to flesh this out add more parts. But I like it so far. No need to listen in full. Very repetitive. steve lilhttps://hubski.com/pub/472028https://hubski.com/pub/472028lil stevelyrics: I don’t drink anymore man I’m getting boringI Lost some friends but I got back my mornings I don’t drink anymore it stopped all my snoring Back in bed with my wifeAnd I like how things are goingI don’t drink anymore Up before the sunriseI don’t drink anymoreSee the world through clear eyesI don’t drink anymore Good example for my children I don’t drink anymore and I like how things are going The greatest trick that the devil cann playIs to make you feel different for doing the right thingNow I don’t care, you can live how you want But I don’t drink anymore and it’s brought me closer to GodWe don’t drink anymore Oh, you’ll never miss it https://hubski.com/pub/472014https://hubski.com/pub/472014Industry-built spacecraft were indeed cheaper, but only for lower-risk projects: the so-called Class C and D missions, where the scientific stakes are modest and the chance of failure is acceptable. Once the analysis moved up to Class A and B missions, the high-profile, flagship science projects where budgets balloon and timelines stretch, the difference evaporated. Nasa and industry came out roughly equal. In some cases, Nasa was cheaper.