Isn’t it nice to wake up on a Friday when the biggest worry is “I wonder what Linda G. Hill will throw at us today?” Well, Linda did not disappoint and we’re here at the bar to try to work around the some-assembly-required Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt that she gave us:
“Your prompt for #JusJoJan and Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: ‘close eyes and point.’ When you’re ready to write your post, open a book, a newspaper, or whatever is handy and close your eyes and point. Whatever word or picture your finger lands on, make that the basis of your SoCS/JusJoJan post. Enjoy!”
It should come as no surprise that whatever is handy is Teagan’s first Journey since I only recently finished it. Flipping it open and pointing as directed seems to have left me with a fat-finger choice. I can write about “chestnut brown” or “familiar tune.” I know what Maddie’s choice would be, but I can’t bring her into the bar, so…
If we were having a beer, we’d be unwillingly focused on the playlist.
“Hey guys. Shall I bring you the usual?”
“Yes, Cheryl. A Corona for me, set David up with his assortment, and please change the playlist.”
“I’ll be back with the drinks, but I can’t help you with the music. The batteries are dead in the remote, and I can’t reach the console.”
“Can you reach the circuit breaker? This is disco for crying out loud.”
“Not a dancin’ man, Dan?”
“No, and not a fan of the Bee Gees.”
“It’s almost over, Dan.”
“I know, David, but there’s probably more in the pipeline.”
“Here you go guys. Corona with lime, John Howell’s Bourbon with cherries, seltzer with lemon and lime, a glass of ice and – I think that’s ‘Sir Duke’ – you OK with that, Dan?”
“I’m OK with that song, but it means we’re stuck in the bad part of the seventies, Cheryl.”
“Aw Dan, I loved the seventies. The music inspired dancing, the clothes were cool, the hair was crazy. I mean, I like the eighties better, but the seventies was a good time to be stayin’ alive.”
“Thanks for the bourbon, Dan. And don’t worry, even if we are stuck in the seventies, there was a lot of good music in that decade.”
“Early in that decade, David, the ‘Let it Be’ ‘American Woman’ ‘Stairway to Heaven’ part of the seventies.”
“That would also be the Neil Young ‘Harvest’ album, you know, ‘Heart of Gold’ part, Dan.”
“Ugh. At least that album spawned the best rebuttal song ever.”
“Would that be ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Dan?”
“Yes, yes it would, David.”
“Southern rock was kind of the antithesis of Disco.”
“A person could love both, David.”
“Yes, Cheryl, but grungy clothes, not really something you could dance to – perhaps that’s what Dan liked about it.”
“Whoa, whoa, let’s not be talking about Dan like he’s, I mean like I’m not here.”
“Let’s face it, Dan, your beer is better suited to the Allman Brothers than…well certainly better than this song.”
“Oh for the love, Cheryl, ‘Dancing Queen?’ – Abba? Get a ladder, pull the plug, please do something to stop this playlist.”
“Dan, you have to admit, Abba was a pretty good band.”
“I can admit that without wanting to listen to them, David.”
“Maybe you should ease up, you know, let yourself get in a last-half-of-the-seventies mood.”
“You want to trade that beer in for a White Russian, or a Rusty Nail? Maybe a Tequila Sunrise, Dan? I haven’t made one of those in a long time.”
“Thank you, Cheryl, but no. I will have another Corona though.”
“And I’ll have another splash of bourbon, Cheryl. I guess I should stop picking on Dan, I mean, he is buying these drinks.”
“You boys want any food? Maybe I could get the chef to whip up some stuffed tomatoes or avocado halves.”
“Wings, please. Barbeque wings will do nicely. Or, I can always head up the road to Skooter’s for some sixties rock and roll and a burger.”
“Relax Dan. I’ll be back with your beer and David’s bourbon. I’ll put the wings in, and I’ll see if I can get someone to play some funky music for you.”
“That’s not funny, Cheryl.”
“I couldn’t resist. All this fuss over the playlist is just bringing back memories of that music. Then again, I don’t want you to freak out.”
“Stop it!”
“Wow, you really started something, Dan. You maybe should have just ignored the music today and talked about something less controversial. You know, like politics, or religion.”
“Well, it’s nice to let Cheryl have some fun, besides, I will survive.”
“Ha! That’s a good one Dan. I’m going to put this round on the house.”
“Aww, thanks Cheryl.”
“And I’ll ask one of the guys to climb up and change the playlist.”
“Not yet, wait until this song is over.”
“Sister Sledge? ‘We are Family’ – don’t tell me you’re a fan, Dan.”
“He’s a Pirates fan, Cheryl. Nineteen seventy-nine. The team’s theme song the last time the Pirates won the World Series.”
“Willie Stargell turned that team around with that song, David.”
“Here’s to disco, Dan – Cheers.”
“Cheers, David.”
Note: Thanks to Cheryl for answering a few questions during the writing of this post.
Ha ha ha. I feel special. Love the leaf!! Now my friend, about disco…That was a wonderful jaunt through my past. Saturday night’s dancing. A big group of us laughing and singing. Those were good times, at the time. And some of that music is still good, well goodish! Loved my dancing shoes!
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I”m glad you liked this post, Pam. The Editor also liked disco, so I am in a minority of one with this attempt at SoCS humor. The leaf is yours if you ever want it.
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Thanks. You never know it might inspire me.
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Not a fan of the Bee Gees? You didn’t dance much back then, eh?
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I was dragged into several clubs during that time, GP, and I attempted to dance. But, I was not a fan.
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Yeah, come on Dan. The Brother’s Gibb, famous throughout the Ten Kingdoms. And the fever that only strikes at night…
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Is it safe to say I like the part where the batteries die and they toss it? ;-)
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Hahaha.
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Black squirrels?
How interesting. I’ve only seen red and brown ones.
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We have always had a few around the neighborhood, but their population has been growing in the past few years. We have two regulars in the yard, and up to four that visit now and then.
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Gotta love the Bee Gees … including their pre-disco sound. Saw a Bee Gees reenactment show in Vegas several years ago. Meanwhile, not totally right with the theme, a Honey Brown Ale for me.
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I was never much of a fan of the Bee Gees, but their pre-disco music was better. Brown Ale goes with everything, Frank.
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Disco is dead. And thank god for that!
But double Smokey’s? Now you’re just rubbing it in.
😉
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Yay! There’s one vote against disco. Sorry about the Smokey duo. The second one ran into the frame.
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C’mon Dan, admit it. You have little signs around your yard noting “Peanuts this way”! That’s the only ‘foraging’ those spoiled cuties do. Lol!
I like some of the music from the 70’s. But the 50’s and 60’s rule. Having said that, I love everything from the 40’s! On top of all that, I am a diehard country music fan. Yeah, music makes me happy!
Love how gorgeous Maddie’s hair looks lying on the couch. I’m jealous!
Ginger
Think positive. Test negative.
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Hahaha – Ginger, the notion of the sign is funny. We do see these clowns foraging, now and then, and a few have even been known to bury a peanut, but you’re right, they are spoiled. Some days, there’s a bit of a mob scene on the steps when we take Maddie out.
I had to try and feature Maddie’s chestnut brown hair in the gallery. I almost went that way with the prompt, but disco had invaded the bar’s playlist last week.
I enjoy a wide array of music, including country, and I can name most show tunes in a few notes. My mother was particularly fond of the sound tracks from musicals.
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Okay, wow. So much going through my buzzy brain right now. Lol. Firstly, while I get the metaphorical implication of We Are Family to inspire teamwork, it seems a bit at odds for the burly players to be humming, “ I got all my sistas with me!”. 😉But, hey, if it worked perhaps they should revive that song.Funny you should mention Play That Funky Music. That came out the year I got my driver’s license and nothing was more fun than cruising the neighborhood with that blaring over the speakers. The thing is, while I am a diehard classic rock fan, I literally love ALL kinds of music (except OD amounts of Cajun or most rap). You just can’t dance to it, meditate to it, make out to it or fall asleep listening to it. I have my standards you know. While the hype and lack of diversity in music during those few years that actually fall into the ‘disco age’ was annoying, it was fun for people who knew how to dance or could follow a good lead. Consider it the warmup show for the 80’s. It was only the last call for the 70’s. I lived those years dreaming to Elton John, Crocodile Rockin and enjoying the Peaceful, Easy Feelin of the Eagles, trying to Save Time In a Bottle with Croce and yes, much wall space devoted to Donny Osmond, David Cassidy and Rick Springfield. Hey and Alice Cooper, School’s Out..oh yay! I am an enigma, what can I say? There were as many one hit wonders in the 70’s as the 80’s. It was about the actual music then and not about the star factor. I mean…..Grease, already. Grease. And yeah, disco gets old quick but it does have a niche in my playlist. And oh, don’t be dissing Abba. There’s something special about them, Mama Mia! 😉Love all the photos.
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You are in good company, Cheryl and I really appreciate your answering my music related questions as I was struggling with this post. The last thing I’d want to do is have you say you hated disco, when in fact, you’re siding with the Editor on this one.
There was plenty of good music in the 70’s. The end of the 70’s was not a good time in my life. Perhaps I’m taking it out on disco, but so be it. I did like Abba.
One of the ball players felt that “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now” (another big disco hit) would have been a better choice, but he added “What Willie wants, Willie gets.” Willie ‘Pops’ Stargell drove that team to the pennant that year. He also hit a home run to win it in the 7th game of the World Series. You can still buy T-shirts in Pittsburgh with “We are family” on them.
At least I know you’ll be humming along today.
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And maybe having to watch Mama Mia tonight! 😉
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Hahaha – I hope hubs enjoys that, too. If not, tell him I’m sorry.
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Except for the musical numbers he enjoys the cast and story.
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Ok. Keep the volume tolerable 🙂
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Loved strolling down memory lane with these tunes. 🕺💃🏻🎶🤭
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I’m glad you were moving with the groovin ;-)
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I kinda like the music you referenced. Kinda liked disco music. Kinda still do. Of course, my musical taste is so eclectic, Spotify is having a nervous breakdown putting together a daily mix for me. You know that Great River Park is now on my bucket list, right? Also: your skies and trees. Amazing.
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More fans of disco (including The Editor) than I imagined I would find at this bar. Oh well, it’s a good thing, I suppose. I miss my almost daily stops at Great River Park, but I get over there once in a while. I have eclectic taste in music, but it doesn’t extend to disco. I like classical, bluegrass and country – I hope that makes up for it.
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Those are pretty much my husband’s tastes, if by “country” you mean “old timey”. Carter Family, Hank Williams, Uncle Dave Macon. Oh, he loved old blues, too: Blind Lemon Jefferson, Muddy Waters.
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Of course, now I;m thinking about the Blues Brothers again – “We have both kinds, country and western.”
I like the old country stars, and I liked new country back in the late 80’s and 90’s. I’m not a big blues fan, but I like a lot of songs.
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:D
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At least “We are Family” beats “Baby Shark” as a rally song, IMHO, although I have to admit the latter is very catchy, even when you don’t want to hear it. Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Day. “Stayin’ Alive” might be the theme song for 2020.
janet
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2020 could have a bunch of theme songs. I lean toward “We Gotta Get Out of the Place.”
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That works, too. :-)
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Or ‘Another One Bites the Dust’. 😏
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;-)
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Is this beer called Corona an old one or is a new one ?
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Corona Extra is a Mexican beer that has been brewed since 1925.
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Interesting. I will read about it. Thanks :)
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You’re welcome.
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Loved this, Dan! I am a 60’s rock n’ roll girl, but I got my groove on this morning! An old boss made me a CD to celebrate a work anniversary and had most of these songs on it. Abba–oh, yeah!!! I’m still rockin’ out…..!
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…and moving to the groovin’ – Ha! I’m glad you enjoyed this, Lois.
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What a great job taking us back to all those songs! The disco period was a confusing and not so good time in my life. In fact, I started smoking cigarettes at a disco club. But the dancing was good for me, a harmless highlight even with that glittering ball, so maybe disco served its purpose. I still like the Bee Gees in a nostalgic way, but I would nott seek them out. Mellow rock like James Taylor was, and is, more my style. I’m very much enjoying Teagan’s novella on my kindle.
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You just made my day, JoAnna! I’m hard at work, preparing Journey 2, and on schedule.
I love James Taylor too. :) Hugs on the wing!
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Hugs on the wing! :) Looking forward!
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I like a wide variety of music, including James Taylor and other soft rockers. Disco doesn’t bother me as much as it used to, but I don’t hear it very often.
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You forgot to mention Fleetwood Mac and Journey in your 70’s retro post. Classic rock and not disco. That being said, I am actually very fond of Abba. I guess I didn’t consider them as a “disco” group, although I remember dancing to “Dancing Queen” on the disco floor when I was young and impressionable. It was a decade of bell-bottoms, short skirts, long hair, funky music and some fond memories. Cheers to the 70’s!
Hope your weekend is fabulous, Dan. Don’t forget to cheer for the good guys tomorrow. ;-)
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Thansk for adding Fleetwood Mac, Mary, they have endured. They are still on my playlist and I passed them along to our daughter. I don’t think Abba was considered disco, and I like some of their songs, but I wasn’t in the mood to hear “Dancing Queen” last week at the bar. Classic Rock is my happy place, followed by southern rock and country.
As for tomorrow – GoPackGo!
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Fun post, Dan. Loved the playlist. I was never a big fan of disco, but there were parts of the 70’s I loved.
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I had to endure the disco craze, twice, Maggie. Once when I lived in NYC and it was starting to fade and then again when we moved to Seattle and they were just starting to redecorate their clubs with lights and mirrored balls. The 70’s was a 60/40 split for me. The decade started much better than it ended.
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I did like the atmosphere of a couple of clubs, but the music not as much.
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Dan, I’m so psyched! I can’t describe how great it feels to see my book on someone else’s bookcase. And you not only used it for your prompt, but made such a fun post of it too! My eyes are thrilled. My ears have my favorite decade of songs playing, and my imagination took the songs to a fun old miniseries (The Tenth Kingdom… granted the first 2 episodes of that were the fun ones.)
AND the gallery. Smokey(s) is particularly gorgeous today, and I always love seeing the Colt building. What a lovely morning! Hugs on the wing!
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I’m glad you enjoyed this, Teagan. The point I landed was weird – a toss up between Maddie and music. But, they did change the playlist at the bar last week to “70’s Dance” and it was not the best background sound. I can always feature Maddie in the gallery (and usually do). I was in the area of Great River Park, so I had to stop and snap a few pics. I do like the Colt Building.
You can join the others, movin’ to the groovin’ :-)
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I can imagine that. I liked disco just fine at the time, but it doesn’t carry over as well (to me) as the more “sing-able” stuff from the late 60s to early 70s. CCR, the Mac, Neil Diamond. LOL more people would be singing along with Dancing Queen if that high note wasn’t the whole chorus. :D
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Well done on the post, Dan. I like all kinds of music but have to say I like disco the least. Great shots of the city and Maddie too. That leaf needs a home. It is a sad thing to see it covered with snow shower stuff and all.
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I can’t bring them all home, John. Maybe Pam can use it in a post. I think that makes them feel better.
I have a pretty wide appreciation of music, but yeah, disco is last.
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I guess you can’t. Maybe we could start a go-fund-me campaign for the leaf. Nah. If we were going to start a campaign it would be for more beer money. 😊
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Priorities :)
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Yup.
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I liked watching the video clip you included. Reminds of Sweet Caroline here in Boston. :-)
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I can see that. I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s fun when something like that takes hold.
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Dan, I’m with the group that liked the 70s songs. But, my heart is in the 80s music. I was in college (at age 42) and that music was blasted all over the campus. When I need a mood boost, I go back to Foreigner, “I Want to Know What Love Is,” Journey, “Don’t Stop Believin,’” Queen, ZZ Top, Def Leppard, Gun N’ Roses, Michael Jackson, Tom Petty, Chicago, etc, etc. Loved your photos. As always, Mattie & the Smokey (s) made me smile. Yep, I’m reading Teagan’s Journey 1 book, and her fantasy world has me spellbound! Emlyn has become a favorite 12 year old character. I’m rooting for her! 📚🎶 Christine
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Thanks Christine. You named some good 80s groups. I’d take them ove disco anyway 😏
I’m glad you’re enjoying Journey 1. Emlyn is an instant fav.
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I can see you rocking out, Christine. I’m glowing from your comment about Emlyn and Dead of Winter. Stay happy and sassy. Hugs on the wing!
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Liked the music banter, always look forward to a smile on your SoCS posts. And a leaf to boot, uh, that might be a pun?😁.
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I’m glad you enjoyed the conversation. Puns are always welcome here 😏
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I guess I’m stuck in the 50s. I’d much rather swing dance than do the Hustle.
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Haha – that’s a great comment, Janis.
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Hmmm do I start with Frank Zappa or The Great Titanic Disaster ? Or just request another round and take a zen approach to the music? Or should I take this moment to lament the dangers of the touch pad combined with my inherent lack-of-typing skills ? A leaf lightly sprinkled with snow will do. Chalk this one up to well done sir.
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Thanks John. The touchpad/typing skills is a challenge I can identify with. I’ll put another round up on the bar for you.
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I am so glad I watched the video at the end…’cause that was Mean Joe Greene, who made the best Coke commercial ever. What a great Pirates story! Wait, why isn’t there a baseball movie about the ’79 Pirates and Sister Sledge?
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I don’t know, Jennie. That would be a cool movie. I also don’t know why that was our last World Series. Well, I do but that’s a different blog post.
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Yes, that would really be a cool movie! Every music lover would also buy into the movie as well, even if they didn’t like baseball. The only person I know who has anything to do with the industry was the head writer for the TV series Elementary. I will send him an email. Surely he will know someone… I’m sure you do know why that was their last World Series. Like I know why the Patriots didn’t make the playoffs. Hmm.
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How you could come up with songs from the ’70s like the titles just rolled off your tongue is beyond me. I’m not good with titles or band names.
I do like all the songs mentioned even the Bee Gees. 😀
The park looks good and the view of the city is still pretty, and your sunrises have been really pretty.
It got down 16 degrees this week, and it’s snowing now! Like you, my walk is going to be delayed.
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Sometimes I know bits of the song, but not the title and usually not the group.
16 is a little too cold, unless I get myself one of those buffalo plaid vests 😏
Great River park is opening earlier. I might be able to stop on the way to my next haircut. They’ve been licking the gates 🙁
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Pictures if you do get a vest like that! Beginning the 26th we’re going to start having 10 hours of daylight, the tree and flowers will begin to wake up and maybe the park will open sooner. 😀🌞
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Hahaha – I’m sure someone would take that picture. We are starting to notice the longer days. I think it opens at 7:00 now, but the gatekeeper swings by early. I need it to be open by 6:30.
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I can’t listen to We Are Family without thinking of the end of The Birdcage. But I guess they played it at the inauguration too. That’s dancing music! And we need it! Stay warm!
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One of my friends on Facebook posted a video of that scene on the No Facilities page :)
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Ah, the seventies. The decade that keeps on giving. 😆
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Haha ! I did survive.
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Be back later, Dan. Have a very busy morning. Changed my blog name ….. Heaven on Earth.
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Loved the journey, Dan. Brisk and playful. I especially liked how you brought in Teagan’s Journey I. Very clever and so deserving. Hope your Sunday is perfect!
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Gwen, it made me so happy to see that photo. Thanks for thinking of me. Hugs on the wing!
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Thanks Gwen.
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I hit send too soon on that one. It was an easy book to grab, and I figured the pictures might be cool.
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Hey! How about an apricot stone sour?
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Hahaha – that’s a good one, John.
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I really have to hand it to you, Dan. The talent it takes to write something like this up over a prompt. I couldn’t even begin to figure out how I would do it because that is not how I tend to write. You’ve seriously got my admiration! As for the 70’s ….. I practically lived in discos. I danced until the bars closed. Big hair, wild clothes, hours spent on makeup, stiletto heels. Man those were the days! Thinking back brings with it such good memories of when I was young dancing the night away, Your gallery is awesome. I’m with Maddie ….. it’s been downright chilly here. In the 20’s and man! I just don’t like it! At least the winds aren’t blowing lately which makes it extra nasty when it’s that cold. Great post!! I really enjoyed this one! Thank you!
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I’m glad you enjoyed this one, Amy. The 70s were a mixed bag for me. Some good times and some very bad times. Thanks for the kind words.
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Sorry to hear you had some very bad times. I understand that perfectly.
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love the day finger choice and fun post Dan
side note – is that “train wrecks” book any good??
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The train wrecks book is old, but lots of interesting illustrations from the early days of railroads.
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thx
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[…] years can take us back to that time. Dan at No Facilities recently shared some examples in this post “Name that […]
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Two smokies. Cute. David is really getting carried away with all the sides that go with his drink. Cheryl should get a good tip.
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We always take care of Cheryl. She added the fruit to his seltzer to cheer him up a few weeks ago.
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My history teacher in high school hated disco music. I think he left an impression on me as I’ve never enjoyed the Bee Gees. Mr. Hanger was also in the National Guard, maybe he preferred something like CCR.
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CCR, now that’s good music. 😊
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Cheers to the great music from the 70s and 80s! Is that a breaded, deep-fried pickle next to your burger?
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Ha! No, Although I have had deep-fried pickles, that’s a poor image of a hot dog.
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LOL – thanks for clarifying. Food can take on strange appearances, even if it tastes good. ;-)
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I did NOT know that about the Pirates, but why would I? I was wearing Underoos and playing with dolls. Interesting tidbit.
My youth was the 80s & 90s and yet I have WAY more music from the 70s in my library. And yes, a good chunk is disco, Oh how I love disco! But there’s all of Zeppelin, ALAWT of those dudes who were the Beatles before the 70s, Hella Motown, and Fleetwood Mac, Queen, ELO — Pink Floyd!!! Also, the 80s, not so much for me. Very picky about my 80s music. I have considered that music of my early childhood may be the happiest for me, ya know, before one knows what’s goin on and everything seems groovy.
I loved that show “Name That Tune” — if I remember correctly, my grandmother told me the host was Tarzan? But I was small and she would tell you, in one ear and out the other, Silly Annabelle.
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There was a lot of good music in the 70s, way more that the 80s IMO. There were several versions of “Name That Tune” one was hosted by Kathie Lee Gifford. The original wad in the late 50s. At the end of the 80s, I switched to country music.
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