Saturday 9: I Forgot to Remember
to Forget
Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it
here.
In honor of Elvis' birthday (January 8.)
In honor of Elvis' birthday (January 8.)
1) Elvis sings that he thinks about this
girl all the time. What person or topic is on your mind this Saturday?
Well with my husband's hospitalization this
week and his slow recovery, he is on everybody's minds this week.
2) He wants to forget the day he met his girl, but simply can't. Think about someone very important in your life. Did you know right away that they were going to be influential?
2) He wants to forget the day he met his girl, but simply can't. Think about someone very important in your life. Did you know right away that they were going to be influential?
Of all the people I've met in my life I would
think of about four or five who were influential. The first would have
been my typing teacher and lifelong friend, Sister Anne (sadly, now dead)
Since this week's song is about memories, let's check on how well you recall events in your own life.
3) What was the first concert you ever attended?
Since this week's song is about memories, let's check on how well you recall events in your own life.
3) What was the first concert you ever attended?
Judy Garland at the Opera House in San
Francisco. This was the concert before the tour she made after
her "Carnegie Hall" album (I saw that concert too)
4) Where did you get your first piercing? (Not only where on your body, but who did the deed and where did they do it?)
4) Where did you get your first piercing? (Not only where on your body, but who did the deed and where did they do it?)
Only been pierced once. When I was in
(Catholic) high school, only "bad" girl had pierced ears. I waited
until 1967, after I'd had my second child. I went to a jewelry
store in San Francisco, was lead to the back of the store and up dark stairs
to an attic type room (at lest that was my memory of it). I felt like
I had gone in for an abortion. When my ears developed an infection and
swelled up, I was too embarrassed to go through it al again, so I just kept
swabbing them with alcohol and eventually it subsided and I've had no
trouble since.
5) What's the name of the bank where you had your first checking account?
5) What's the name of the bank where you had your first checking account?
My mother worked for Bank of America
throughout her career, so my first bank was at B of A. Never thought
of any other bank.
6) Tell us about your first bicycle.
6) Tell us about your first bicycle.
It was a used one-speed that we found an ad
for in the paper. I loved it, but was a bit jealous when my sister, a
couple of years later, was given a brand new 3-speed.
7) Who received the first text you ever sent?
7) Who received the first text you ever sent?
Probably Walt. But that was a very.
long. time. ago.
8) What had you been drinking when you suffered your first hangover?
8) What had you been drinking when you suffered your first hangover?
I can't remember the incident, but it was
probably either champagne or a champagne cocktail. I didn't start
heavy duty drinking until I was in college. Hating hangovers was one
of the reasons I gave up drinking many years ago.
9) Whose was the first wedding you ever attended?
9) Whose was the first wedding you ever attended?
I'm not sure. The first one I
remember was my cousin's in the late 1950s. I was her maid of
honor.
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