Song Lyric Sunday

Part of this post pertains to song lyric Sunday and part does not. Time is fleeting because the battery is about to run down on my computer possibly before I get this post up. I love creating these things while listening to music. Anyway, more glitter attempts.

Song lyric Sunday-Flightless Bird

Time is fleeting...gotta run and plug in my puter so I can listen to more music tomorrow.

Sunday Song Lyrics-Bad Romance

I think Beauty and the Beast pretty much epitomize the song "Bad Romance". At least, that is always who I think of when I hear the song.

Just As I Promised.....In Spite of all the Danger!

We watch A LOT of hockey in these parts. We are big fans of our home team. The Canadians and the Americans are playing in the Olympics right now. I like both teams, of course, as any hockey fan would. At this moment though, it looks as if the Canadians will win. That would not make me very sad as the Canadian team is the 'older' team and it is nice to see the older guys do well. Regardless of which team wins, it is exciting.

Abruptly changing the subject...today is Sunday Song Lyrics. As I promised, I did a representation of  "In Spite of All the Danger". I tried to think of a 'dangerous love' without going down the 'illicit love' path. I mean, this is a family friendly blog after all. Anyway, Satine came to mind. What would be more dangerous than falling in love with someone with consumption? Well, maybe falling in love with Doc Holliday who had TB and was an outlaw too? I could have done a piece on him but it would have not been nearly so pretty, right? So  here we are, in spite of all the danger...and btw, USA has scored again.

Introducing Sunday Song Lyrics - Eleanor Rigby

Hey folks, I have a plan! This is somewhat different for me. I am one of those people that likes to fly by the seat of their pants without a plan which probably explains why I have never made all that much progress in life but rather have spent a lot of time spinning my wheels doing doughnuts. I say that in a lighthearted way. I have never been too much into plans or schedules or iteneraries. Case in point, I have ALREADY gotten away from my plan to tell you about the plan. That is me...planless. Okay, the plan. I am thinking since I have been cranking out these digis like an assembly line that I will soon run out of cannon fodder. Therefore, I think I will try to have a theme for a day. Sunday will be song lyrics. Monday, tomorrow, I will figure out then.

I love the song Eleanor Rigby which I am sure comes as no big surprise to anyone that knows me. I mean it was written by Paul! Need I say more? When I think of Paul's age at the time he wrote that song, I am staggered in awe. How could someone so young already have such a keen perception of the fleetingness of life? Those words are so haunting 'she was buried along with her name'. No one will remember her again. All evidence of her life is gone with her burial. There is another song that Paul wrote that puts me in awe at his youthful yet deep perception. It is called "In Spite of all the Danger" which he wrote when he was 14.  Maybe I will do a piece on that one someday. It could be a funny one to serve as a counter weight to the morbidity of this one.

By the way, stay tuned for tomorrow's theme. It will be a surprise to you and me both!