What about when you get a song stuck in your

Head for days and it won't go away.

I have this going on at the moment

Shake shake shake shake shake shake shake

Shake ut off, I shake it off

Thanks lol

Whenever I hear that song now it will remind 

Me Debbie Reynolds doing the can can

With a bus driver

No idea why

Deborah Kerr in An Affair to Remember

Found out how to high-kick with a rustled skirt just in time for the audience to call it a night .  Oh well, I'll just keep practising....got to change legs soon though

Yoo hoo, Ecar.  You there?  

Must be filling the water troughs.  Or on a MacGyver mission.

DEB

I was just wondering the same thing

Lift those lamb legs girls. and...1,2,3,lift....1,2,3,lift

The Daleks are pretty good at the old two step as well ....    if only they could keep in time!

Sometimes I like to have a couple of beers and listen to some of my favourite Glenn Miller or Charles Trenet tracks.

Glenn Miller - Moonlight serenade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n92ATE3IgIs

Charles Trenet -La Mer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fztkUuunI7g

I don't miss the past, but I'm glad I was there, when it happened.

One of the great thinkers or philosophers has, no doubt, summed it up with a pithy, short but sweet, fits on the screen in a neat three lines way.

I'll find the quote, one day...

In the meantime, I'll reassure myself that the learned piece of wisdom exists.

A baby possum, well, she's not exactly a baby, anymore,  wedges herself into a 6 centimetre gap between the back of the possum house and a brick wall.

What should I do?

Refer to that quote?

I wish.

She got out without any fuss, climbed up onto the roof of the box and then peered over the edge, into the gap, again, with a "That was fun!" look on her face.

Sometimes I think I have to have faith that they know what they're doing...

Not everything that seems like it's going to turn bad, does...

Baby possums are not only incredibly inquisitive but are also incredibly flexible...

Somebody far wiser than me has already written this one down, short and sweet, so I should take their word for it that nothing is ever quite as potentially disastrous as it seems...