Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Rainbow connection, pink ribbon and piney
- This is one of my favorite songs sung by Sarah McLachlan (originally sung by Kermit the Frog), and I love how my iPod (on shuffle) produced it at the end of my workout yesterday as I was slowing down at the end to finish with a stretch.
- A pink ribbon, no doubt from a weekend party, floats on a sudden breeze across the park and lands by the side of the creek.
- The smell of pine in the air from a fallen pine tree.
Happy Solstice, Happy Summer!
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13 comments:
I like Sarah's music.
Yeah, I remember Kermit doing this one. :)
I have 2 accounts on Ebay, and on one of them I just sell rainbow items, mainly to the gay market. :)
Happy first day of summer...Lynn dear!
lg (hugs!!!)
I'm excited about your race, too.
:-)
I love the Rainbow Connection! It's a wonderful song. I used to know how to play it on the piano, around 20 years ago.
I love S.M.'s version - just as much as Kermit's!
great song!
Aloha from Honolulu :)
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FB -
I also love it when she sings that Blackbird song by The Beatles.
happygirl -
I adore it.
Joe -
I didn't know that. The Rainbow Connection song is just a kids song - originally from The Muppet Movie from 1973.
lg -
(((HUGS back))) friend. Thank you - I'm excited, too. Kind of.
Sparkling Red -
How lovely - I'll bet you could still play it.
Wendy -
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Cloudia -
Thank you. :)
I will always hear that song in Kermie's voice!
Riot Kitty -
Yeah - me, too. I just have this version on a CD and loaded it onto my iPod. I love it.
less workout
and more sleep
I need
No putty ribbon
did I get
to see
The air was
free of pine
for me
Yet a happy summer
do I hope for it
to be
My muse made me do it. LOL Sorry
I play that one too... n taught it to Jannie in comments once... Learned from Kermie n my old guitar partner in Teen-hood Emily.
I think rainbows are for everyone! Once wrote a tune called "Unicorns n Rainbows"
I would've gone after the ribbon!
I think Gin smells like pine needles...
Ellis -
I like that muse! :) Thank you for my poem.
Snaggle -
I can just see you playing that song to those grandkids. Lovely.
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