It's 2020! You can learn anything anywhere now. I have a couple of academic medievalist friends who speak ancient and modern Gaelic, and it seems like a pretty fun language; the BBC does a radio podcast in Gaelic, so it's easy enough to get daily listening practice. (I plan to learn Icelandic myself, as I have a fascination with Norse mythology, and pretty much the whole body of Norse literature is in Icelandic. Gaelic doesn't have a written literature, really - it's all songs and oral tradition - and I tend to be a reader.) DH
BKite, use the little box looking like a film (shows as media when you hover on it) to embed the links. That will let them show up here in full, not just a link. Nemo
To all of my long lost love hottie chicks (who probably aren't on this forum ): That song isn't on any of his albums, but rather an older single. My most favorite song of his. The dude is incapable of making a bad song.