Flew over Picnic Point this morning on our flight out of Madison. Bird's eye view; it sticks way out into the lake, much more than it feels like on the ground. At least for me.
I remember listening to Jesus Christ Superstar over and over and over via giant headphones on my dad's reel-to-reel when I was six. I would get to the crucifixion scene and rewind to the beginning because the creepy voices scared me. I still know all the words to everything up to that point.
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23 comments:
Meade:
Is that Bad Bunny? You hipster, you.
Bad Bunny; Good Althouse.
Looks like fun out on the ice.
Tangentially, a dozen large eggs cost me $1.97 at Walmart last week.
Song I was listening to on headphones at the time: "Puff the Magic Dragon."
Reason: A propos of that post about Murakami, I was playing the Spotify playlist of the songs named in his novel "Norwegian Wood."
"A dragon lives forever, but not so little boys/Painted wings and giant's rings make way for other toys"
Other toys like the AC-47 Spooky. AKA: Puff the Magic Dragon
For a senior citizen, you walk pretty good! :>)) Wish I could......:>((
I love it when I hear traditional Mexican music pouring out of someone's job-site radio.. or car.
That is just noise.
I say job-site based on who shows up to work. So - don't get all weird.
Didja measure the thickness of that ice first? Hope so.
Flew over Picnic Point this morning on our flight out of Madison. Bird's eye view; it sticks way out into the lake, much more than it feels like on the ground. At least for me.
""A dragon lives forever, but not so little boys/Painted wings and giant's rings make way for other toys""
My mother says I had her play that endlessly when I was a child. I do remember loving it.
"My mother says I had her play that endlessly when I was a child."
My mother said that about me and "The Mexican Hat Dance."
My mother complained that I wouldn’t stop playing Brokedown Palace when I was a child.
I had a K-Tel compilation album with both Crocodile Rock and Rocket Man. Played the hell out of that. CC, JSM
Solitary figure advancing along the frozen landscape.
"My mother said that about me and "The Mexican Hat Dance.""
I had to look that up. I know the song, but didn't know its name.
Mexican Hat Dance is essentially a Polka
Hmmm. Have a 10 hour layover. "American Beauty" sounds like a good idea.
I remember listening to Jesus Christ Superstar over and over and over via giant headphones on my dad's reel-to-reel when I was six. I would get to the crucifixion scene and rewind to the beginning because the creepy voices scared me. I still know all the words to everything up to that point.
When my baby daughter would start crying, the best cure was to sing "Mammy's Little Baby Loves Shortening Bread."
Howard said...
"Mexican Hat Dance is essentially a Polka"
It is, but do you know why?
Maximilian!
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