I'm thankful for Burning Wood, Sal. Thanks for all the time and effort ( and blood and sweat) you put into this site. Now if you could just do something about your attitude...
That was quite the bountiful spread, Sal, and thanks for inviting Mr. Wesley to the table.
Five years ago, Eva came over from Sweden for the holidays. On Thanksgiving, she, my son Devin and I go over to son Matt's house for Eva's first traditional holiday dinner.
Jessica, Matt's significant other, does it all, turkey, spuds, we passed the peas, stuffing, gravy, pies, all done like Martha Stewart had catered. Jessica is the best at that.
Later, after the carcass was left on the table, and the remnants of football on the screen, I asked Eva what she thought of her first American Thanksgiving Dinner?
She didn't like it so much because there was so much food, "I am so full, I ate too much," she said, and let's face it...eating with my hoard is an acquired taste. It all really was pretty alien to her.
After listening with empathy and attention to her lament, of course, there was only one thing I could say in response:
Live Sam and Dave The fast lane Asbury Park with no one there how much peaple missed. The Ohio Players and Archie Bell at a small theatre on Market st PA new years eve 1975/76 NOT many white folk, but we did not care. Our feet still hurt from danceing. I will take the attitude, most people do not relise how lucky they are to have your blog
SAL, THANKS FOR THE WEBSITE....JUST WANT MORE DAY AFTER DAY, "ATTTITUDE OR NO ATTITUDE" WHAT'S THE DIFF??? GREW UP DANCING TO "SAM AND DAVE" SAW "BRUCE" WITH "SAM MOORE" AS A GUEST. "SAM" HAD "BRUCE" MESMERIZED ALL NIGHT LONG. I USED TO WATCH MY UNCLE DANCE ON "BANDSTAND" TO "MASHED POTATO TIME'. JUST WENT TO MY COUSIN'S WEDDING AND I DANCED THE "MASHED POTATO" WITH MY UNCLE 47 YRS.LATER. THE "MASHED POTATO" WAS A LEGENDARY DANCE IN "PHILLY", WE STILL DO THIS DANCE TO SO MANY SONGS INCLUNDING NEWER MUSIC. TO SUM IT UP...... "CLASSICS ARE CLASSICS" "JUST LIKE YOU" !!!!!
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I'm thankful for Burning Wood, Sal. Thanks for all the time and effort ( and blood and sweat) you put into this site. Now if you could just do something about your attitude...
What's with the attitude?
Seriously -- couldn't you have done something special for the occasion?
:-)
Thanks Sal, for all the good stuff and the attitude. You do enough.
That was quite the bountiful spread, Sal, and thanks for inviting Mr. Wesley to the table.
Five years ago, Eva came over from Sweden for the holidays. On Thanksgiving, she, my son Devin and I go over to son Matt's house for Eva's first traditional holiday dinner.
Jessica, Matt's significant other, does it all, turkey, spuds, we passed the peas, stuffing, gravy, pies, all done like Martha Stewart had catered. Jessica is the best at that.
Later, after the carcass was left on the table, and the remnants of football on the screen, I asked Eva what she thought of her first American Thanksgiving Dinner?
She didn't like it so much because there was so much food, "I am so full, I ate too much," she said, and let's face it...eating with my hoard is an acquired taste. It all really was pretty alien to her.
After listening with empathy and attention to her lament, of course, there was only one thing I could say in response:
"What's with the attitude?"
great stuff as always, sal. this is a place i give thanks for.
Live Sam and Dave The fast lane Asbury Park with no one there how much peaple missed.
The Ohio Players and Archie Bell at a small theatre on Market st
PA new years eve 1975/76 NOT many white folk, but we did not care.
Our feet still hurt from danceing.
I will take the attitude, most people do not relise how lucky they are to have your blog
SAL,
THANKS FOR THE WEBSITE....JUST WANT MORE DAY AFTER DAY, "ATTTITUDE OR NO ATTITUDE" WHAT'S THE DIFF???
GREW UP DANCING TO "SAM AND DAVE"
SAW "BRUCE" WITH "SAM MOORE" AS A GUEST. "SAM" HAD "BRUCE" MESMERIZED ALL NIGHT LONG. I USED TO WATCH MY UNCLE DANCE ON "BANDSTAND" TO "MASHED POTATO TIME'. JUST WENT TO MY COUSIN'S WEDDING AND I DANCED THE "MASHED POTATO" WITH MY UNCLE 47 YRS.LATER.
THE "MASHED POTATO" WAS A LEGENDARY DANCE IN "PHILLY", WE STILL DO THIS DANCE TO SO MANY SONGS INCLUNDING NEWER MUSIC.
TO SUM IT UP......
"CLASSICS ARE CLASSICS"
"JUST LIKE YOU" !!!!!
I give thanks, serious.
Sal sans attitude?!?
Just another music site/blog/whatchamacallit . . .
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