A Thanksgiving dinner that couldn't be beat

[low_delta]

I just got back from my sister's. It was nice. Relaxed. Nikki was rather shy at first, but finally she opened up and allowed me to play a little.
I have to see her more often. She is talking now - saying recognizable words. She loves books.
We dug out our slides from when my sister and I were kids. '67 through '73 or so. That was fun. We didn't get through them all before the bulb broke in that old projector. I want to go through them and organize them by date. Maybe edit out a few. That will take me a long time.

"Look at your hair!"
"You wore that?" "It looked pretty good at the time."
"Oh, nice suit!" "Hey, it wasn't my idea!"
"Nice dress!" "She had to wear it. Grandma made it for her."
"Who is that?" "I have no idea."
"Who is THAT?" "I don't know. Oh wait! That's you!"
"Hey, there's you little Wacky Watermelon! It was so cute. It clicked when you pulled it. I wish I knew what happened to it."
"Hey! There's my yellow Mustang! I sure wish I still had it."

Comments

One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

I woke up to a George Thorogood song this morning - it really got me going! I'm sorry I missed him live this summer at a wonderful outdoor venue in the hills - maybe next year. The best is hearing him unexpectedly on my car radio. Crank it up, baby!

Well, she's kinna funny an all...

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

As I said, he usually wears on me. About three songs is my limit. I like "Who do You Love," which is on this album, Move it on Over. "Move it on Over" is the opening track,a nd I usually skip that one, just because I hear it enough. I don'tthink I'd like to see him in concert.

Hey, Rolling Stones conversatino coming up in the near future.

btw: Did you notice that you posted this comment three times?