For some reason, I woke up this morning with the Get Along Gang theme stuck in my head. This was the result of a lengthy, probably stupid, dream about social injustice. "Each one's so special in his own way," the theme song says. Montgomery's the leader, and he's such a good sport, and there's Zipper, the lean machine. Is that what the lyrics are? I'd had that one wrong for years. Zipper was a bit of an ass, from what I remember, but the whole excercize thing really worked for him.
What really stuck in my incoherant, stumble-across-the-laundry-minefield-to-h
"There's Woolma and Dottie with the spirit."
That hardly seems fair.
I assume we're talking about cheer and pep, and not the Holy Spirit, I don't remember the speaking in tongues episode.
What really stuck in my incoherant, stumble-across-the-laundry-minefield-to-h
"There's Woolma and Dottie with the spirit."
That hardly seems fair.
I assume we're talking about cheer and pep, and not the Holy Spirit, I don't remember the speaking in tongues episode.
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In other horriffic news, there's a live action Fat Albert movie being made at this very moment.
Be afraid.
I acually had New Zoo Review wedged in my jingle cortex last week. I don't think I've thought of the Get-Along Gang this year, though.
Which is the song with the horrible dancing man for the amusement park? I've gotten that tune stuck in my head a great many times over the week.
I liked New Zoo Review better than Get Along Gang. Still, the award for Best Theme Song has to go to Gummi Bears. I have an a cappella version of it on my computer somewhere.
For some reason, this is reminding me of the Davy and Golliath episodes I see for sale in the Christian book catalog.
*yawn* naptime.
Get some rest! I don't know how New York manages with a full hour less per day than we have. Poor planning.