Sugar Water Shadows

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Summertime preparations for over-thinkers begin in the trunk of one's car, or while seated in a squeeky chair...as smoke rings sing love songs to the fire trucks at dawn. I choked on a counterfeit raspberry. Ach ach Liebling, ich mag alles was du machst!Our featured playlist has been curated to help ease your heat rash, and expand your third eye -including interludes by Voy Ho, Sinn Sisamouth, Maysa Matarazzo, Helena Vondrackova, Kim Jung Mi, Stereo Total, Al Massrieen, Underworld, Natasza Zylska, Kikagaku Moyo, and quite a few others from our archive.We wish you the very best this summer, whether you'll be slithering at a balanced pace or sailing off to new horizons —be well in your endeavors, and don’t eat any stale juniper berries. Support the show

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