Ephemeron

Walter has good taste.

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Yes – I’ve Seen All Good People from The Yes Album, 1971.

Popularity: 46% [?]

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Billy Thorpe – Children of the Sun, 1979.

Popularity: 31% [?]

This song was played at the end of “Leela’s Homeworld” (Futurama).

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Pizzicato Five (P5) – Baby Love Child from Made in USA, 1994.

Pizzicato Five – Baby Love Child Lyrics

When I see you alone,
I see what’s in your mind.
You love me yes you do,
you don’t need to tell me.
I know you love me most,
no one else take my place.
You need me, yes you do.
Forever, and ever.

When we kiss,
I see what’s in your heart.
You love me yes you do,
you don’t need to tell me.
I know you love me most,
no one else take my place.
You need me, you do.
Forever, and ever.

We are in love, baby love child
I take you so high, groovy love child
Give me a kiss, baby love child
Do it again

Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults

We are in bed at night,
I can see what you want.
You want me yes you do,
Aishitemasu. (*)
I know how you feel,
you have all of my heart.
I give you myself.
Forever and ever

We are in love, baby love child
I take you so high, groovy love child
Give me a kiss, baby love child
Do it again

Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults
Attention adults

(* Means ‘I love you’ in Japanese)
Lyrics from Sing365.com.

Popularity: 29% [?]

It’s cool and rainy this morning. The cottonwoods are changing colors (Hey, this is pretty good for California. ). It’s a nice day to stay inside by the fire. You certainly won’t catch me out shopping today!

View from my deck.

Popularity: 5% [?]

Oldie but goodie. . If you’re a fan of Sesame Street, I’d look away now. Seriously. Go and make a cup of tea or play a game like Think Bingo (http://www.thinkbingo.com/) or something and come back when you’re ready to blur your vision and scroll down, real quick.

For the stronger of stomachs, however, take a gaze at what happens when the cast finally got a little tired of Big Bird’s endless discourses on friendship and teamwork. Hope you find it as funny as I do, just try not and think about it when you are tucking into your Thanksgiving turkey.

Sesame Street Thanksgiving. Poor Big Bird.

Popularity: 15% [?]

The playful kitten with its pretty little tigerish gambole is infinitely more amusing than half the people one is obliged to live with in the world.
~Lady Sydney Morgan

My sister's kitten, Mina

Popularity: 6% [?]

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Cliff Richard – Devil Woman from I’m Nearly Famous, 1976.

Popularity: 42% [?]

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Led Zeppelin – Houses of the Holy, 1973.

Popularity: 31% [?]

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Def Leppard – High ‘N’ Dry (Saturday Night).mp3 from High ‘N’ Dry, 1981.

Popularity: 17% [?]

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The Move – Do Ya from Message From The Country, 1972.

Plenty of Cowbell.

Popularity: 42% [?]