Patience, young Jedi

I’m not blog­ging as often as I’d like to be, mostly because days have turned into nights and vice-versa because of work, which is quite fun in spite of the fre­quent brain-jams I’ve been get­ting for var­i­ous reasons.

One of the said brain-jamming moments is when I’m sit­ting here on my com­puter, try­ing to type out another three pages of Hossan’s Barry Manilow spoof when I’m sud­denly aware of the upstairs neighbour’s kid (or actu­ally it could be the par­ent, or any human occu­pant of the upstairs flat, or a very intel­li­gent pet, or… ok I’m scar­ing myself) try­ing his or her darn­d­est to ham­mer out on their piano, the main Star Wars theme song, very, very dili­gently, very, very slowly. For an hour.

Now I’ve the Star Wars theme stuck in my head, and worse, it’s in the bro­ken piano format.

I should be glad they’re not singing along to it though:

“I like to play the Star Wars, to play the Star Wars, on this piano!
At night, I play the Star Wars, I play the Star Wars, song for a while!
I may not be the best pianist you’ve heard in your entire life,
But you can be sure, I’ll play for you for free!
You may not be the great­est fan of this stu­pid movie theme
But sing along, and then you can’t stop too…”

- repeat ad nau­seum to the tune of Star Wars

Think I might print this out and slip it under their door.

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