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Sunday, December 15, 2024
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Yes I was forced to watch it. Here's proof.
ReplyDelete"Ana 1 Ana 2
Rich, I could hear him just then.
DeleteIn my neck of the woods, it was Lawerence Welk, and Hee-Haw.
DeleteWish I could re-live that time again!
Anon, yes great times
DeleteBald men go all the way... I know this.
ReplyDeleteCederq, so do I.
DeleteLawrence Welk, "forced" to watch it, only thing on. Mom had a cousin was one of the singer/ dancers, didn't hurt me one bit.
ReplyDelete"a one and and a two'a" I think I 'd watch an episode or two just for nostalgia.
Dakota Viking, you are built with strong character.
DeleteAs a junior in high school, I had to take my grandmother to a taping of the Lawrence Welk show in Hollywood. Oddly, I was the youngest person there.
ReplyDeleteSherm, Oddly? My parents were on it a couple of times.
Deletei admit it. I watched Lawrence Welk. I still have a woody for Janet Lennon.
ReplyDeletehjets, she was the one saving grace for me.
DeleteOK, you think you know Lawrence Welk? Try this.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8tdmaEhMHE
ReplyDeleteAnon, I got dizzy and had to leave.
DeleteI would go with the maximum constritction turkey choke.
ReplyDeleteAnon, good hunting.
DeleteLawrence Welk. The only show my dad wanted to watch all week. Most of the time, we would whine and he would let us watch a Star Trek rerun and make us coffee cake. I wish I had sat on the couch with him and watched it with him. Maybe in heaven. Lawrence Welk is there. Will we be?
ReplyDeleteAnon, Dad's are like that. Enjoy the memories.
DeleteThe Mafia also dressed better.
ReplyDeletePS I think Lawrence Welk was a Catholic thing. We were Catholic, but there was always a good Western on somewhere.
edutcher, they did, didn't they.
DeleteSomebody beat me to it but when they did "One Toke Over The Line" on Lawrence Welk I don't think they even knew what it meant. Might have been the funniest thing that ever happened on TV.
ReplyDeleteMikey, and they sang it so beautifully.
DeleteThe Woolworth's lunch counter brings back good memories for me. To get me out of the house and give her some quiet, Mom would give me a dollar on Saturday after chores. It was enough to catch the bus downtown Denver where I would go through the old used book stores looking for science fiction novels. With saved money I would usually buy an old book or magazine. At lunch I would go to Woolworth's and for 50 cents have a slice of pizza and small coke. Then, ride the bus home. Good times for a 14 year old in the big city.
ReplyDeleteRichard in Colorado
Richard, You hit the jackpot in your yute. Your mother sounded like mine.
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