Saturday 9: Drive to You (2006)
Unfamiliar with this week's song? Hear it here.
1)
In this song, Jewel sings that she can't sleep and is staring at the ceiling. Did you fall asleep easily last night? Yes. But only because I gave in and ran the window a/c unit all night. I hate doing that, especially in mid-September! But it's still 85ยบ+ during the day and my building is brick, plus my bedroom windows face west, so it gets so damn hot in the afternoon and without the a/c it just doesn't cool off enough to be conducive to comfortable sleeping.
2)
She concludes that the only thing to do is drive to her lover's side.
Last time you got behind the wheel, where were you headed? I wasn't behind the wheel, but my last car ride was a Lyft home after a trip to the vet (for Connie's prescription cat food) and the grocery store (for my grub).
3) Jewel grew up in Alaska. Have you ever visited our largest state? Nope. I'd like to, though. Whenever I consider a cruise, it's always one to Alaska.
4)
She once performed at the Sydney Opera House, which is more than 7,300
miles away from Anchorage. There are no direct commercial flights
between those two cities. Given your choice, would you rather spend less on travel but have to change flights, or spend more and fly non-stop to your destination? I'll pay extra to fly non-stop, thank you.
6) She married Ty Murray, a successful rodeo cowboy. Have you ever attended a rodeo? I believe I did when I was a very little girl, but I recall little about it.
7) In 2006, the year "Drive to You" was released, Al Lewis died. He was best known as Grandpa on The Munsters. It's time for you to declare where you stand on this issue: do you prefer The Munsters of The Addams Family?
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8) 2006 was
a very good one for tennis pro Roger Federer. He reached the finals in
all four Grand Slam tournaments, and won three. What's the last game you
won? (Yes, Wordle counts.) I lost at online canasta to a bot, which was quite humbling.
9) Random question: Using one word, how would you describe 2024 so far? Painful. Both emotionally and physically. But, to invoke Sir Paul, I have to admit it's getting better.
Wow, you got to see Paul M. I bet that was cool. I have pictures from my cruise to Alaska. It was great! You should try it. Maybe as an extension to when you come out to the film festival. The ships stop sailing to Alaska around the end of October and open up again in late spring. We went in June of 2006. I would go again!
ReplyDeleteSir Paul! Saw him at Citi Field. He was amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it's getting better.
ReplyDeleteMy friends and I also talk about an Alaskan cruise.
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