I'm a tad to old to have spent much time watching Sesame Street when she was on it so I'll take your word for it. Although I do remember when Morgan Freeman sang "There's a hold in the bottom of the sea" on the Electric Company".
As my grandson says after every game, win or lose, this is their year. He's been saying that for at least 10 years now.
Honestly, as badly as they started out, I will be happy if they pull a winning record and fire their GM.
I’m confused. What’s going on here?
Star Wars Day Baltimore Orioles
Too much coffee makes my bladder go weeeee.
I never saw him in concert, but his Reckless album and Whitney Housten Greatest Hits were the first albums I ever bought. I was in elementary school....probably around 4th grade, and I used my birthday and Christmas money to buy myself a "ghettoblaster". It was purple. And the first tapes I bought were those two, followed by Tiffany.
My brother got to see Miami Sound Machine in the early 80s for a friend's birthday, but as a general rule, we didn't get to go to concerts. Most of them were in Denver, which was about a 6 hour drive, and my mom also didn't really approve of most of the music or fashion. There was no way she would have taken us to see any of the concerts and I'm not sure she'd have let me go with a friend, but I was never invited to one, so I'll never know. I went to my first concert in college at Cheyenne Frontier Days.I didn’t. I saw a grand total of one concert in the 80’s. Chicago at the old Exhibition Stadium in 86, and then Neil Diamond at the old Maple Leaf Gardens in 93.
I clearly wasn’t much of a concert goer in my youth.
