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Now here is where you promise me you'll have a good weekend.

To the right of this text (and scroll down) you may notice a chart showing the musical artists I'm listening to most this week. Anything I listen to from my flat will show up in that chart.

No, this is not the start of a much more personable Sirharris.com, I just really want to hear what you, as a reader, are listening to - and I intend to lead by example.

If you listen to music from a computer, run a blog and want to share what you listen to, or want to see what the online world is playing: Last.fm. Apparently it's "The Social Music Revolution".

The only rule is, if you sign up (it is free after all), you have to comment on this post with your username, so we can all see what you listen to.

What a lovely day for concluding a feature. It's time to bid farewell to Red Thursday.

I hope you have enjoyed this over the past four months, I shall certainly miss switching my mood to red for each of our weekly visits.

Before you panic, rest assured, I have a mountain of ideas for future features. I always want to hear what you've liked and haven't.

So here we are again my friends - this page marks the conclusion of the seventh Sirharris.com feature.

Named Monday Yellow, I wanted to continue some of the vibrant, predominately contemporary, art I have been showing of late. Of course, nature is one to be rarely outdone and a large amount of the most vivid yellows were supplied by the natural world. This piece really has been a joy to curate. I invite you to take a moment and look back over the past four months.

As always, I adore and wish to thank those that left their isolated little comments. I also praise those who placed themselves on My empty little Frappr map. To me, your participation is the greatest of compliments.

To complete our business, you are now attending the final Red Thursday. For new visitors, over the coming week I put together a recap, something a little like this.

So to finish, we have the work of keesssss, this picture entitled Sun Dance:

Witness the due conclusion, this is the twelfth and final, Monday Yellow:

These fresh beauties, we can prove,
Once were virgins, sick of love,
Turn'd to flowers: still in some,
Colours go and colours come.

Art: Turningtide Photograph - P6020508
Words: Robert Herrick - Why Flowers Change Colour

It seems to have come around even quicker than usual, it's a Red Thursday. I trust you have something suitably rewarding planned for the weekend.

This eye cleanser is owned by Smoothdude, as always, if you like it, click the name - see more of their work. Modern living is simple.