Stress management

[sosoclever]

I can't remember if I posted this or not. One of my favorite clients sent it to me when I really needed it.When you're having a bad day, just follow the 7-step stress management technique below. It has been recommended in all the latest psychological journals

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[chateau_noir]

I never got around to asking, what's the Joan Osborne album like? (Bear in mind I loved the first album because it was dirty and bluesy, I liked the few tracks off the second album that were lively and showed off her voice rather than the slower ones that didn't, and I hated the third album which was full off songs that were slow, meandering and deathly dull).

Also, if you've sent me an email about CR recently it wouldn't have got through because AOL's been fucking about. I *am* going to still play but I'm working rather non-stop until January so it may just be the odd post here and there.

[sosoclever]

It's good. Dirty and bluesy. Oh, my, yes. And I mean real blues, too. I almost think I might like it better than the first album, except that I wouldn't want to listen to it in March.

I know I heard things off the second and third albums, and I wasn't as impressed, but this is hot. She's still got one of the sexiest voices I've heard.

I haven't sent you anything. I figured you were probably busy, so my e-mailing you wouldn't help with that.