thedriver

Happy Birthday you sexy thing!

So many that have been mentioned already and I would like to add the scene in Crimes Of Passion with Kathleen Turner and John Laughlin.

It may be a little spelling mishap for this child, but for me it expresses very nicely what I feel. Kisses to all the lovely Ladies of CERB. The Driver xox I hope the word does not offend anyone. ...-

the Mod Squad ...

I for Ironside (Raymond Burr) ...

Network News. ...

Nickelback Figured you out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzwmsZjzTZQ

Golden Boy.

Rockford Files

I am surprised that this song has not come up yet. Picture by Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock.

Well if you are going to go that route! Additional Comments: And also, Kevin Bacon out of bacon!

I love both. Growing up we lived an hour away from the ocean and my dad would take us to the beach a few times during the summer, he preferred the ocean. The rest of the summer we would go to one of the local lakes with my mom. As an adult I love going to the ocean on vacation. I love the smell (by the way the Atlantic smells stronger than the Pacific) and the cool breeze off the water, the long sandy beeches and the tides. I love the beaches in PEI and New Brunswick. I also love the lakes for the fresh water as PassionVitto mentioned. Also the water can be much warmer than the ocean here in Canada. The size of the lakes are so varied that you can have a nice small lake of calm warm water or a large lake with long beaches and waves washing ashore like Wasaga Beach or Sand Banks. My last choice is a pool and this from a guy who used to have an in ground pool in the back yard. They are great and the maintenance is not as bad as some people say. They are private for intimate times and it is not crowded if it is your own and not a public pool. Plus you have access any time you want. But I hate the chlorine and they are just too small to really have fun. So my choice? Lakes because they are closer.

Here is an old song that was redone by Pearl Jam.

Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton came out around when my dad passed away and it has reminded me of him ever since.

This is the first song of sorrow for me from my first heartbreak back in High school.