Thirteen people, songs, or shows that I have been a fan of in my time.
Pause my music for the videos coming up.
Wonder woman! I wanted to be just like her.
Dick Van Dyke. Mostly, I think because I loved the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Cookie Monster speaks for himself. What's not to love?
Emergency 51. Six isn't too young to have a crush.
Used to listen to him for hours.
Again, what's not to love? Ok, don't answer.
It is nearly impossible to find a picture of this man smiling!
Yes, I was a very cool teenager.
Ahhh, Ponch...
When I was about eight, this was my favorite song.
This was my favorite song before that.
Tom Jones' TV show!! When I dance like this, people laugh!
What child of the seventies didn't love Land of the Lost?
Well, I was a teenager in the 70's and many of those bring back memories. I can sing along with many of the songs. Ahhh, Memories.
ReplyDeleteHappy TT! Mine is about MY childhood memories through fairy tales and poems.
I was born in the early 70's and I loved the songs that you liked.
ReplyDeleteGreat TT!
I loved Land of the Lost! Thanks for the flashback!
ReplyDeleteNeat list Kay. I didn't see a title before the first song started and as I listened it felt familiar, but I didn't get it until the chorus started - Rinestone Cowboy...
ReplyDeleteI too liked the Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head.
As for Land of the Lost it terrified me, but I was just a little one when I watched it (less than 10).
Aaaahhhh, Johnny. Indirect inspiration for The Famous One . . . I will always love him because of the Lord.
ReplyDeleteWhat a trip down nostalgia lane. I loved John Denver and Sonny and Cher and Barry. I was an Ernie and Bert fan and didn't ever watch Tom Jones. But he has some moves...I have to see you dance like that! :0)
ReplyDeletecool list...Kay!!
ReplyDeleteKay, you can't be that old! Tom Jones is cool.
ReplyDeleteRobbie, as long as I have a chiropractor appointment already scheduled!
ReplyDeleteI actually don't remember watching the Tom Jones show, but I have it on good authority that I was a fan. I would love to go see him live, while he's still got a move or two left.
Alright! Kay, about this list... I approve of all of the items on it. About the dancing,well...I would pay money to see you bust a move like Tommy boy. I remember hours of Berry on the old sterio, I preferred Beryl Ives, and the old guy that sang about Shep, and the one that sang Blood on the Saddle, Ritter. John Denver was always cool! I also remember borrowing records from the library...ones of sound effects. THAT was cool! And I like your hair..bye.
ReplyDeleteBrought back some memories for me also. Hours and hours of memories. You were quite the versatile and had a wide range of interests (!). And yes, you did like Tom Jones' show. And you were pretty little.
ReplyDeleteI loved it. :)
ReplyDeleteAren't we all Wonder Woman in some way?
That was the best thursday 13 EVER! Oh.. Emergency.. ahh.. I was in love with those guys. I bet my kids would like Land of the Lost. I hadn't sang that song in a long time! ha! p.s. can you please record yourself dancing like Tom Jones and post it. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, Kay. Show us how you can dance. Maybe Brent will do it with you. :O
ReplyDeleteWe're like twins separated at birth...
ReplyDeleteThat was so fun! It brought back so many memories! Thanks for the morning chuckle and walk down memory lane!
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