Sweet Bruhver did a post sort of like this and I thought it would be fun to do the same. He used actual sound files for his, but I don't know how to do that and am too lazy to learn right now.
The point is to reflect on different stages of one's life and come up with a soundtrack of that time frame. Here's mine:
Early Years: Little Rascals, Batman and Wonder Woman TV themes. I've always been easily lost in a story, and these three were my earliest loves.
Me and Little Andy by Dolly Parton. I sang it everywhere; talent show, Kindergarten graduation, ball fields, etc...
Middle Years: Duran Duran, Michael Jackson, Wham! and Menudo were my homies. The Reflex, She's Out of My life, Last Christmas,and Parke del Oeste.
High School: Little River Band (Lady), The Monkees (Daydream Believer) and Sandi Patty(Majesty)
Age 21 Tori Amos (Silent All These Years,Thank You), Indigo Girls (Everything they recorded up until that point)
Age 25-30 I had teenie weenie babies, so Cuddle Up a Little Closer,everything Pooh and Disney, Barney, Teletubbies related
Age 27 Harry Potter theme. This is when I discovered the books and thought of nothing else. When I wasn't reading them I was listening to them on CD. Again and again and again. When I wasn't doing that, I was writing my own Harry Potter fan fiction.
Age 32 Welcome Back Kotter theme(I started back to school),Loreena McKennitt, Lisa Lynn, New Age
Now? All of the above, but with some trash rap and metal thrown in there
2 comments:
Oh what fun!!! I may have to do this one.
Hugs!
Kelly
Hi, AZ!
This is Re your question about my herb garden.
I have sage, rosemary, sweet basil, lavender and chives.
It's a very small plot so I don't really have room for much more considering I also have some perennial ornamentals in there including tiger lillies, pinks, candytuft and a couple others that I'm not quite sure what they are.
The big red lily you saw in the photo was in a pot awaiting transplant elsewhere in my yard. I had just put it there so it would catch some water from the sprinkler.
Hope all is well with you and all the other dwellers of Nestlewood.
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