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It's a Birthday! Come play "The ABC's of ELLEMENO"
serious crayons:
So are we on Q, then? I'm totally lost. OK, well ...
I have often quoted Ellemeno's wise words in my posts.
Ellemeno:
LEE, you make me GIGGLE
KATHERINE, you're HILARIOUS
ANKE, you are so IMAGINATIVE
SANDY, I love your JOCOSERIOUSNESS
SARAH, you're a LOVIE-PIE
LEE, I admire your METTLE
AMANDA, you're usin' your NOODLE
MERYL, you are so KINDHEARTED
JESS, you are NUMERO UNO
JANICE, you are QUENCHLESS
CRAYONS, you are QUINTESSENTIALLY QUICK-WITTED
Thank you, Buds! I had a really happy birthday, in RL and here. Big :-*
southendmd:
Elle, I had this song in my head all day on your birthday, but I couldn't remember all the words:
"A," you're adorable, "B," you're so beautiful,
"C," you're a cutie full of charms.
"D," you're a darling and "E," you're exciting
And "F," you're a feather in my arms.
"G," you look good to me, "H," you're so heavenly,
"I," you're the one I idolize.
"J," we're like Jack and Jill, "K," you're so kissable,
"L," is the lovelight in your eyes.
"M," "N," "O," "P," I could go on all day.
"Q," "R," "S," "T," alphabetically speaking, you're OK.
U," made my life complete, "V," means you're very sweet,
Double-"U" "X" "Y" "Zee."
It's fun to wander through the alphabet with you
To tell you what you mean to me.
Ellemeno:
Paul, thank you so much for that good ol' song. I have always thought it was fun. Just goes to show, we're not the first to love the ABCs. :)
I've been looking for all the words to the Alix Dobkin song from the 1980s, "A, you're an Amazon." Do you know it? THIS is the kind of music I was listening to in the 80s:
A, you're an Amazon
B, going Brave and strong
Clearly and confidently, you "C"
D, you Delight me
E, you Excite me
How Fortunate a Female Faculty
"G," I Guess it's Good for me
H, oh How Heavenly
I [something]
J for sweet Justice
K for sweet Kisses
L-E-S-B-I-A-N for Letting go of
M-e
N
Oppression is no longer Over me.
P is Political Power to the Personal
Q is for the Queer you fear you
R
[then I can not for the life of me remember the rest]
I always loved this song, except for the word "fear" in that last line. And I only had a very brief separatist phase, and don't want to let go of ALL M-e-N.
I'm going to go see if I can find MP3s of Chris Williamson, Meg Christian, Holly Near...thanks for the round about reminder. :-*
:)
southendmd:
Elle, I missed that g-e-m, but I was generally one of about three men attending Chris Williamson concerts in the 80s. (I knew all the words.) In fact, I have Meg Christian's greatest hits in my car right now ("Ode to a Gym Teacher" LOL). I always found Holly Near annoying and too full of herself. My friends gave me a button that says "dykeling" with a cartoon of a duck. I was honored.
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