#Who sang on enjoy every sandwich series

#Who sang on enjoy every sandwich series

Feeling excited and a little nervous to be back in this scene with 10 strong personalities whoвЂ™ve developed a series of running gags and shorthand exchanges, a language built up over the last 25 years. I set off late Saturday morning with essential supplies вЂ¦ firewood, sourdough bread, multiple frisbees, table tennis bats, leaf tea, Robur teapot вЂ¦ and drove through torrential rain and howling winds, listening to Warren Zevon and eating chicken sandwiches. Plus, a вЂRoastвЂ™ was planned for one of the group whoвЂ™d missed celebrating his 60 th last year and had recently separated from his partner. ThereвЂ™d be stories, laughter, music and continual competitive games (poker, frisbee, table tennis, pool, board games, word games, computer games). Then I thought about Warren ZevonвЂ™s pithy remark and realised a couple of days away on the Mornington Peninsula would be a tonic. But right now, struggling to stay awake on the corner of Chapel and Alma, I was thinking of sending my apologies. While I enthusiastically attended one of the first in a converted church in The Otways, IвЂ™d missed all the others and was pleased to be invited. This group of men have had annual getaways since the 90s but this was special, their 25 th. I was reconsidering my weekend trip to Rye with friends. Driving home, I was hit by a wave of fatigue and a case of FOMOOS (Fear Of Missing Out On Sleep) and stopped for a power nap in a quiet side street. IвЂ™d had a busy week on the radio, filling in for David Astle, then doing The Friday Revue. With his characteristic dry wit, Zevon simply said, вЂњEnjoy every sandwichвЂќ. We were talking about ZevonвЂ™s death and how David Letterman devoted an entire show to him just before he died, asking Zevon what heвЂ™d learned about death. Last week, Henry Wagons was playing our вЂ Whattareyounuts?вЂ™ game and discussing his tribute show to singer songwriter Warren Zevon. Sometimes a comment from The Friday Revue really resonates with me.