'Not Fade Away'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
That four-year-old sure picks the easy ones, huh?
No-cancer-ma to Jilli!
Mal is watching Wall-E. He talks incessantly thru anything he watches; his entire life is a watch-and-post. This one sort of made me laugh: "Where is the Captain's neck, Mommy?"
My physical therapist today asked me about the story of Jacob and Esau.
Hil, have you thought about a career as a professional Jewish person? There appears to be a demand.
that kid. Matt couldn't see the drummer. When I told him who was playing -- Let's just ut it this way , the Who is why Matt plays guitar, he knows every note, every beat every nuance. He was quite impressed.
"Where is the Captain's neck, Mommy?"
Heh. Fair point!
I cannot stop watching the videos of this choir. They're just so neat. (Staten Island public school fifth graders.) [link]
Yay, Aims! So glad to hear that.
Much no-cancer~ma to Jilli.
I think I like "Rock & Roll All Night" by the young drummer even better.
We watched that one.
That kid has been playing for a year. won't get foold again -- a reputation for being tough to play .
Of course, the amp plus a guitar are out now.
GALLONS OF No-cancer-ma to Jilli.
Hil, I've been watching PS22 a lot lately too! But my favourite of theirs remains, indisputably Eye of the Tiger. Partly because of Jensen Ackles, and partly because one of my kids had randomly sung that song very out of tune at me earlier that day (bless her heart!), but mostly because they are awesome.
Lots of ~ma for Jilli.
Owen asked who the "white guys playing guitars were that starts with K and ends with SS" in the car the other day and then did a Gene Simmons tongue thing. DH laughed so hard he almost cried. I think Owen might have watched Role Models with Christopher one night.
Hil, I've been watching PS22 a lot lately too! But my favourite of theirs remains, indisputably Eye of the Tiger.
I just love the arrangement of Gold Dust. Plus, I'm just stunned that this chorus is from a public school -- that sort of sound, I really expected it to be a special performing arts school. But, nope, just a regular neighborhood school on Staten Island.