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Happy ALL SAINTS DAY, all you Saints.
Now let’s get out there and act like it!
To get myself started, I listened to one of the all-time, all-time great songs – two minutes and twenty-eight seconds of delight. If there was any real justice in “this world”, ALL SAINTS DAY would have been a Top Ten Billboard smash hit in 1991.
ALL SAINTS DAY
Here comes Sue and she looks crazy
Skipping down the hillside gaily
looking like the flowers that bloom in May
Won't you make your reservation?
I will meet you at the station
Won't you come and see me All Saints Day?
Follow my lead, it is no wonder, I seem to be so high
Living my dreams the way I ought to
As the days go rolling by
See me strolling through the meadow
With you, baby, by my side
Won't you come and see me All Saints Day?
See the streamline blue horizon
With you, baby, by the way
Won't you come and see me All Saints Day?
You can make your reservation
I will meet you at the station
When you come to see me All Saints Day
When you come to see me All Saints Day
When you come to see me All Saints Day
-- by Van Morrison
This Blog Bit has been posted in honor of
The Great PIPPS TERWILLIGER.
[*You didn’t think I had forgotten, did you, Countess?
I will ALWAYS remember you on All Saints Day!*]
Ukulelely Yours,
~ Trummy “Lonesome Dogg” Tewksbury
[*P.S. – Pipps: Tell Chix O’Tipplin that Muddy says, “Hi.”*]
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I heard this song in my head this morning on the way to church, and wondered how I would 'hear' it from you (cause I knew you wouldn't forget!!) I put the CD on, and read the lyrics you posted and smiled a BIG smile :)
ReplyDeleteHappy All Saints Day Stinky!
Pipps
P.S. Chix says "Hey" right back at Muddy
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ReplyDelete"STINKY"???!!!!
Who you callin' "stinky", Stinky?
Why I oughta...
~ Stinky Stephen
<"As a dog returns to his own vomit,
so a fool repeats his folly."
~ Proverbs 26:11>
ANONYMOUS ~
ReplyDeleteI sure wish you had posted your name along with your comment. And I don't know why you chose this particular Blog Bit on which to post your comment.
Although I am aware of some of the claims made about HAARP and have read a couple of short pieces that briefly mentioned it, I have not studied the subject enough to offer any kind of informed opinion.
I will go out on a limb though and say that I believe the possibility of mankind being able to purposefully manipulate weather patterns is probably a reality even if the technology to accomplish it isn't fully developed yet.
I'll also say that if the technology is or becomes available, governments (including that of the U.S.) would not hesitate to use it in any way they thought would give them the upperhand in any agenda they sought to promote, regardless of the pain and suffering it might cause a lot of innocent citizens.
But that's as far as I feel I can comment on the subject at this time.
~ Stephen
<"As a dog returns to his own vomit,
so a fool repeats his folly."
~ Proverbs 26:11>