Reuben Sandwich

attached her stirrups,

Neil Young Don't Be Denied

she opened her

Enosburg Falls, Vermont We used to camp and golf there during our yute.

my hunger for

Yes I Get Up, I Get Down.

The Zombies Time Of the Season http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc7b62El_fk

while sweetly singing

Piapot, Saskatchewan Named for a Plains Cree Chief, Payipwat, it is near Maple Creek and the Cypress Hills.

Slide into her

Steppenwolf Magic Carpet Ride PLEASE PLAY LOUD !!!!

Was that that Steve Earle fella done gone racin' past here as we were sittin"...... Lookin' Out My Back Door http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNczeP33Yk0

He whispered in her ear, "...

Elektrogorsk, Russia A town named after a peat power plant.

Well I got 86 which is average for my family members who never smoked. The smokers never made it past their early sixties unfortunately. So barring any early altzheimer onset I should be good for another 29 years.

Perhaps you could call them Samantha's Crocheted Croation Cock Creations. Just a thought.

White Boots Now get up and dance. "That's my baby having some fun and yellin' "More, more, more".

Hap a Havvy Birthday Rambunctious Gigolo Unlike the attached Louis Prima song, you know you got lots of folks here wishing you all the best. I can just picture you dancing around like Louis and the boys in this clip. Just a Gigolo, I Ain't Got Nobody :icon_smile:

The coolest cat of them all, Tigger

I never really had much respect for the pennie. As kids we used to put them on the railroad tracks so the passing traing would flatten them out. I will still stoop to pick up a pennie on the ground although I usually just put it in a spot where someone can see it and take it. It would be 'bad luck' to not pick it up.

the other evidence.

Better sleep with a sober cannibal than a drunken Christian. --MOBY DICK, Chapter III Herman Melville

Mustard, in the

I just had one of those false memories as I thought Third Rate Romance was a Jesse Winchester song. Alas, it was a cover he did. But while we are on the subject of Jesse Winchester, maybe this song of his will allude to my frequently occurring misrememberings. Twigs and Seeds

Exshaw. Located just inside the eastern entrance to the Rockies about 100 km west of Calgary on the T Can. I remember it because I stood at the exit off the highway for 3 hours in November once, hitching a ride to Banff. Also skated on Lac des Arc, just by the highway and limestone plant, a few times.