Originally Posted By Ursula Ugh, I have the worst headache. In my ever thriving lifeforce that always finds the best in the worst, at least it's not a migraine. May I have a chenille pillow and blanket and a cup of tea?
Originally Posted By Lisann22 <runs in panting hard, trying to catch breath, eyes wild looking> I just came from WE, pour me a drink quick! Whew <wipes sweat from brow>, it's rough out there! Let me lie down and rest up, I'm tired of being quiet.
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Here's your tea, pillow and blankie. I will dim the lights too, just in case. I would WOOHOO about your appearance in WE, Lisa, but I've recently been told there's no woohooing in the Mellow Room. Plus a loud woohoo might split Ursula's poor head right open. Anyway, rest up!
Originally Posted By MissCandice I went to WE again. I am really starting to dislike some of my fellow LP-ers. That is not good! Please someone, stop me from going over there.
Originally Posted By Ursula My head feels much better. Thank you to whoever gave me the DayQuill Sinus stuff. Nice. Lovely pillow, thank you. Miss C, please stop from going into WE. It just annoys people on purpose and you don't need that right now.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Does anyone want some chocolate? How about some chocolate cake and a chocolate milk shake? I'll whip some up!
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I'd love to sink my teeth into a big fat piece of German Chocolate cake but that would <sigh> break my NY's resolution.
Originally Posted By Ursula I would like some chocolate, please. Has anyone seen those new billboards of Starbucks drinking chocolate. What is it?
Originally Posted By JazzCat Ursula, if you like Chai tea, I'll happily share mine with you. I just made a fresh pot.
Originally Posted By Ursula Oh, yes, please. I've only had it once at a Ren Faire and can't even remember if I like it.
Originally Posted By gaydsnywitch I tried some of that Starbuck's drinking chocolate (it's called Chantico). It is SOOO rich. Kinda made me think of fudge brownie that you can drink. The stuff is really thick.
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter <<<I would WOOHOO about your appearance in WE, Lisa, but I've recently been told there's no woohooing in the Mellow Room.>>> <----would ROFL @ April, but opts to chuckle quietly into a pillow instead so as not to be accused of double standards. ;-)
Originally Posted By Ursula Can we put on some Dean Martin or Keely Smith or some Frank? I love them all so much. My SP gave me the greatest Keely Smith CD and I love it so much. I've taken to belting out Keely in the car on the way home. I can't sing a note, but that doesn't keep me from it. I wonder if the people in the other cars can here me?
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter Hmmm, let's try the Keely Smith. I actually have no idea who that is. What is her music like? Is she wonderful enough that I should race out to buy one of her CDs sight unseen? (or unheard, I guess)
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka LOL. Keely is wonderful. This is my favorite type of music. Glamourous, and romantic; it stands the test of time. My daughter calls Frank "The Sweetie Pie Guy" because she loves the song "I've Got a Crush on You" :-D
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Oh, I am tempted to head to Starbuck's to try the Chantico! But I think I want to drink it from a pretty pink teacup. <a href="http://www.surlatable.com/common/products/product_large_details.cfm?prrfnbr=14481" target="_blank">http://www.surlatable.com/comm on/products/product_large_details.cfm?prrfnbr=14481</a> You can't see from this picture, but if you look at the cup from above, it's slighly heart-shaped. There's a pic in their newest catalog.
Originally Posted By Ursula Keely Smith is the former Mrs. Louis Prima, of "Sing Sing Sing" fame. She was his singer during their short marriage. Her voice is just amazing, it's no wonder Louis married her. She has such a range and control. You know her voice from "Autumn Leaves." She also is the female voice on "Just a Gigalo" (Louis' version, not David Lee Roth's version*). She is just past 80 now, and still belts out an amazing tone. We saw her live for the first time on Oct. 30th at the Cinegrill. She wished us a happy 4th Wedding Anniversary and I cried because she spoke to me. I just adore her. Louis and Keely had a show in Las Vegas that was so popular, the Rat Pack (et al) went to L&K's show after their own shows finished. It was very cool to spend the early hours of the day still rocking out to Louis and Keely. Sam Butera was Louis and Keely's sax player, and he's also still playing as of last year. Nice guy. He gave me an autograph and was thrilled that my husband and I knew him. *although Dave's version is almost note-for-note to Louis'.
