Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.
1) Basically Herman is telling us that we each both break hearts and have our hearts broken during our lifetime. Do you agree? Yes.
2) He implores us to take his advice. Have you more recently given or received advice? I gave advice. We have a freelancer at the office, Bob, who is curious about how to "read" my boss. I advised him not to worry so much and reassured him everything was cool.
3) Herman's real name is Peter Noone. He was popular with girls because of his bright, toothy smile. How's your oral health? When are you due to go to the dentist? So far, so good. I'm due for a checkup in December.
4) Peter/Herman got married on his 21st birthday. That's one way to make sure you don't forget your anniversary. Do you have a good memory for anniversaries and birthdays? Birthdays are too important to trust to my memory! I keep a calendar.
5) Between 1965 and 1971, the Hermits worked very hard. They appeared on all the major TV shows of the day, recorded albums, made a movie and then criss-crossed the United States and the United Kingdom, performing live. After those six years, Peter decided he'd had enough and left the group. Have you ever felt burned out and ready for a change? Oh, yes. I feel that's where I'm headed now. I fantasize about retirement more than I ever thought I would.
6) In 1966, when this song was popular, the miniskirt took the fashion world by storm. What's the most recent piece of clothing you added to your wardrobe? I bought a couple blouses from Thred Up.
7) In 1966, TVs were expensive pieces of furniture. A set with a 16" screen and a wood console sold for $250, which is $1,950 in today's dollars. Tell us about your TV. How big is it? Where did you buy it? It's a 19" TV that I bought 17 years ago (either from Sears or Best Buy; they're both at the same mall). This dear old set still has a picture tube! But it works well and I can see no reason to add it to the landfill. When the smaller TV in my bedroom craps out -- probably sooner than later -- I'll move this one in there and buy a new one.
8) David Schwimmer, aka Ross on Friends, was born in 1966. Who was your favorite Friend? I'm fond of each of them. I do love that show. I was sorry to hear about Matthew Perry's hospital stay. He's brought a lot of people a lot of laughs and I hope he feels better himself, soon.
9) Random question -- Describe your dream car. It comes with a chauffeur.
A chauffer! What a great answer.
ReplyDeleteHi Gal! I loved the show FRIENDS! I had not heard about Matthew Perry's hospital stay, so I followed your link to read the story. I hope he feels better soon too. He is so funny. Loved your answers! Have a nice weekend!
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I don't know why I always thought you had a very sleek, large, modern flat-screen TV to watch your ball games...
ReplyDeleteA 17 year old TV, that's amazing. It must be a really good TV but likely they were made a whole lot better than they are today, as are a whole lot of things. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh, I do like the idea of having a chauffeur.
ReplyDeleteI hear ya on the chauffeur thing. I hate driving. Thanks for that link on Matthew Perry. BTW- are we done with this election yet? It's pretty nasty around here.
ReplyDeleteRetirement is great! You get chose what to do and when to do it. My tip: volunteer a couple of days a week.
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