Hey, this sucks for madness as you can see in a very dull and gray English seaside town

every day is like Sunday. And you're listening to Walking the Floor.

I'm walking the floor over you. I'm walking the floor. I'm walking the floor. I'm walking the floor over you.

Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. You know what time it is. It is time for episode number 188

of your favorite podcast, Walk in the Floor. With your host, me, Chris Schiffling.

Coming to you like every time, can you believe that 188 episodes of Walk in the Floor? I can't

mean, I mean, we're closing in on the 200 episode mark, which is insane. Do I get something for that

when we hit that milestone? I don't know. I don't know. Send me presents, listeners. Send me presents.

You know, I'm recording this episode on Tuesday, but it's not posting till Monday. So hopefully the

world doesn't fall apart between those two points and I see them all out of date, but I got to do

this one early this week, because I'm heading out to Nashville tomorrow to go record some new solo

material. Not making a new album. Exactly. Just recording some tunes. Don't even know what I'm

going to do with them. I'm going to do something with them. I'm going to put them out pretty soon.

I'm going to put them out pretty soon. Some new tracks. Got a whole bunch of new COVID songs,

and I got to get out there and get them recorded and figure out how I'm going to put them out.

But they're going to come out soon, new solo tracks. I also planted a bunch of seeds this week.

Let me tell you something. Let me tell you, our big COVID idea when we were just sitting around at

home last year was like, let's get rid of the skate ramp in the yard because my kids don't use it

anymore. It's rotten. And let's build some garden beds, which seems like a really good idea,

but unfortunately what we did was we built them in a part of my yard. It gets like almost no sunshine.

Apparently you need sun to grow vegetables and fruits and flowers and things like that,

but I didn't realize that ahead of time. Nobody told me. And so now I've got these beautiful

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