Using my blog to try and make the world a better place. If I can make someone forget their troubles for a few minutes a day, it's all worth it.

Come back with me:

Come back with me:

1973 (btw, is it just me, or do I look like Bobby Brady in this pic?????):

1973 (btw, is it just me, or do I look like Bobby Brady in this pic?????):
I watch the ripples change their size, but never leave the stream of warm impermanent sand. So the days flow through my eyes but still the days seem the same. And these children that you spit on as they try to change their world are immune to your consultations. They're quite aware of what they're going through.

Sing a song, sing out loud, sing out strong.

Sing a song, sing out loud, sing out strong.
Sing of good things, not bad. Sing of happy, not sad. Sing a song, make it simple to last your whole life long. Don't worry that it's not good enough for anyone else to hear, just sing a song.

Have a biere and a pizza. My treat:

Have a biere and a pizza. My treat:

A Persian Cat:

A Persian Cat:
My cousin Mary always had a couple, but they were usually blue-ish gray..

Random fact:

Random fact:
I always wanted to live at a place that had a little garden with a pathway to a pond. Never happened, though. Well, maybe someday...

This was a really popular slogan back in the day..

This was a really popular slogan back in the day..
... although if everyone was honest, they'd have admitted they had no clue what it meant..

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Did you know:

The Carpenters weren't the first to record "Top Of The World". Lynn Anderson recorded it a year or two before. I heard it for the first time a few days ago on a country oldies station. It was just as good as The Carpenters' version - I almost like it a little better. Lynn's an old favorite of mine. I loved her voice and a few of her old hits. I wonder what she's been up to lately.

4 comments:

Jack said...

Good morning, Joe. I was never a fan of that song myself, nor of the Carpenters in particular. Maybe if I'd heard Lynn's version first...

Anyway, according to that great rumor mill, "The Web," Lynn Anderson, now 64, is still active, headlining live concerts at major casinos and performing arts centers, often with a symphony orchestra for backing. She was also a skilled horsewoman in her younger days, and maintains a program of theraputic horseback riding for troubled children.

What a world we'd live in, if everyone used their energy like she does!

joe said...

I'm glad she's still around and doing well. She's one of my faves from back in the day.

Anonymous said...

I have a few of her LPs that I frequently play. I really enjoy her voice.

joe said...

She's one of the best

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