Two college girls, home for Spring break.
Of course, everyone has to “shuffle” everyone else’s iPod to see what
they might have that you want.
So, while it can be ridiculously quiet around here, especially when the boy kid is engrossed in Guild Wars and the 16 year old is caught in her social whirlwind, this scene is not atypical:
I forced the older children to listen to Turning Japanese not too long ago. They were mortified, and couldn’t believe that I’d ever listened to something so horrible. Then they turned on their music…I was mortified and couldn’t believe they listened to something so horrible.
That’s what it can get like here when my daughter that lives up in your neck of the woods gets back down here on rare occasions. She and I love to dance and act silly, and now we’ve got my grandaughter to join in too(her mom does not usually join in)
Not Turning Japanese, but I do remember dancing to Jesse’s Girl, Stray Cat Strut, and Celebration by Kool and the Gang.
The funny thing is that nowadays, in addition to contemporary music, a lot of that old stuff gets revived and passed around by iPod and networks. In fact, at my girls’ college, they upload their iPod collection onto the the school’s shared library, and have access to an amazing array of music.
Speaking of iPods, now that my hard drive is back, I still only have 2 Dylan tunes. I suppose that’s better than one. I could have sworn I had more, though. Oh well…I do have 2 Tom Waits tunes too. I may have to get the Vapors now.
Absolutely not.
At the very end of the clip you might notice the 2 girls in the back doing the “Fred and Daphne” based on the signature dance move of 2 Scooby Doo characters.