All About 83 Unsung Heroes, Bruno Mars, Pokemon, and Harry Belafonte. Oh, and me too.

Thanks to Michael over at 83 Unsung Heroes, a favourite blog of mine, for saying a heck of a lot about nothingness and getting me started on this post with his oft inclusion of song lyrics at the tail end of his latest post.  This last one referenced The Lazy Song by Bruno Mars and it summed up how I was feeling at the start of my unintended 2 month blogging vacay …

Today I don’t feel like doing anything
I just wanna lay in my bed
Don’t feel like picking up my phone
So leave a message at the tone
‘Cause today I swear I’m not doing anything

Oh and thanks too Michael for writing the first thing that had anything to do with that gosh darn game called something like taking a jab to the abbreviated form of the first day of the week, that actually made me smile.  All because you mentioned making a spreadsheet for it of course.  I love spreadsheets.

 

Okay, enough about Michael.  On to me …

For the last several days, I’ve been trying to figure out how to write a post to get me back in the game.  I often get my inspiration from the daily prompts but the last few weren’t firing any sparks up for me.  And even as I’m writing this, I’m still kinda stumped as to what to say.  So I think I’m not gonna try to say anything at all.  But just relish the idea of putting fingertips to keyboard again and hitting the darn ‘Publish’ button.  Didn’t know it was possible to miss that truly undefinable beep beep boop so much.  Cool.  Very cool.

 

Enough about me.  On to Harry Belafonte …

No, you didn’t miss anything.  There is absolutely no connection at all between Michael, me, or this post and Harry.  And nope thank goodness he hasn’t passed either.  It’s simply because I have heard this song three times in the last week or so and it’s stuck in my head.  Love the song and love the movie so I will bid you adieu [for now!] with Harry’s Jump In The Line.

So c’mon all my dear readers.  Get up off your booties and give your gluts some exercise.  Get the circulation going again after sitting for how long now (???) at your desk / on the couch / in your muskoka chair and pump some blood up to your heart.  And no men, you’re not excluded from this one.  Just because the song says “Senõra” doesn’t mean you can laze around and just watch.  Tap into your feminine side and become the hurricane in all kinds of weather Harry’s singin’ ’bout.

 

Now EVERYONE let’s do this together!
Jump in the line, rock your body in time!

Shake shake shake Senõra, shake your body line
Shake shake shake Senõra, shake it all the time
Work work work Senõra, work you body line
Work work work Senõra, work it all the time

 

 

 

Post-Script:

A note of thanks to all who have sent emails or submitted comments while I was away from the site.  I’ll be working on catching up to their responses as soon as I can.

Thank you for your patience … Marianne

 


Listen to music. It could save your soul. Be kind. It could save someone’s world. Wear a hat. It could save your life.

16 thoughts on “All About 83 Unsung Heroes, Bruno Mars, Pokemon, and Harry Belafonte. Oh, and me too.

  1. i danced to this song with my dad way before beetlejuice and so when i heard it on the movie i cried for i remembered too much and missed him more….happy to read that you are back in the game, i have so missed your posts too. all it takes is one little step and then another and you are in the flow again…..
    Senora dances Calypso
    Left to right is the tempo
    And when she gets the sensation
    She go up in the air, come down in slow motion!!!!

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    • Thanks for the welcome back Gina.
      And oh the awwww I just felt reading your words. One of the grandest joys in life is a little girl dancing with her beloved daddy to a song. I have my similar memories too.
      Senora she’s a sensation,
      The reason for aviation,
      And fellas you got to watch it,
      When she wind up, she bottom, she go like a rocket!!!
      Marianne

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