The song "Temperature" by Sean Paul is not so much appropriate.
But really fun to run to.
So, it of course became the theme of the weekend.
Someone just posted this video onto my Facebook.
The misheard lyrics of Temperature. Absolutely hilarious.
Enjoy!
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Playlist

We are heading out to go run in the Cooper River Bridge Run momentarily and I know I have my priorities right because all I have been worried about this week is:
music.
I must have good songs playing on the ipod or I will die going across the bridge.
So, I thought I would entertain you...my loyal readership with the top 30 songs that I will click through QUICKLY to get me through at least the first three miles before I settle in.
Here we go:
The Distance: Cake
Things that Make You Go Hmm: C+C Music Factory
Ray of Light: Madonna
Whoomp There It Is: Tag Team
Temperature: Sean Paul
Rhythm Is A Dancer: Snap!
Cmon Ride That Train: Quad City DJ's
TubThumping: ChumbaWumba
Gonna Make You Sweat: C+C Music Factory
Cradle of Love: Billy Idol
It's All Been Done: Bare Naked Ladies
Rain King: Counting Crows
Stronger: Kanye West
Shake It: Metro Station
Pump Up the Jam: Technotronic
Dancing With Myself: Billy Idol
Anyway You Want It: Journey
Push It: Salt N Pepa
Poker Face: Lady Gaga
Pump It Up: Elvis Costello
Are You Gonna Go My Way: Lenny Kravitz
Show Me The Money: Petey Pablo
Love Me: Justin Bieber (Judge Me-GO AHEAD)
Funhouse-P!NK
Rock Your Body: Justin Timberlake
Pump It: Black Eyed Peas
Kick Drum Heart: Avett Brothers
Tick Tock:Ke$ha
Fergalicious: Fergie
Right Now: Van Halen
There is all kinds of other assorted nonsense on the ipod to "get me through." But these are the top 30.
We are hoping for under 55 mins. We'll see what can be done!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Just in Time for AFTER Valentines Day
Maybe since its the days FOLLOWING Valentines Day you found out that you might want to give your game a little refresher.
#41-Johnny Gill Rub You The Right Way
Do you feel the magic in his hands?
By the way, this song is from 1991. I thought for sure, 1987.
#35-Poison-Unskinny Bop
One of my favorite all time songs. It might be the greatest song to run to EVER. Sexiest? Natch.
#24-R Kelly-Ignition
It's just a song that makes me think of college. I have no idea.
#23-Bel Biv Devoe-Do Me!
What else needs to be said with a title like that?
If you WANT to watch the video, feel free to visit YouTube yourselves.
#20-Starland Vocal Band-Afternoon Delight
If you don't think this is the greatest song ever, I will fight you.
#14-Color Me Badd-I Wanna Sex You Up
Mmmhmm Classy. Let the video play for about 20 seconds. The sound will catch up. It's worth it.
Color Me Badd - I wanna sex you up
Jimbob | MySpace Video
#10-Rod Stewart-Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?
Nope. No I don't. And, this is maybe the worst song of all time.
I'm mad this made it on any top ten list.
#7-Captain and Tennille-Do that to Me One More Time
I have to wonder if they switched up the judges for the top ten list...
#3-Boys II Men-I'll Make Love to You
Alright, pass
#1-Olivia Newton John-Let's Get Physical
I'm serious.
Sorry.
But now that I have seen the video, I GET IT.
You can't help but laugh.
Who's all hot and bothered?
Yeesh. What a crappy list.
The rest of the list can be found here: Billboard.com
Billboard has given us a guide for this time in life.
The top 50 Sexiest Songs of All Time.To be sure, the list is MORE songs that have to do with the actual ACT of sex as opposed to actually being sexy. So they are almost all my favorite songs. What does that have to say about me?
I am not going to give you the pleasure of all 50 songs.
But I will give you a few highlights like:
#49 She Bop-Cyndi Lauper
Apparently this one has a hidden meaning that is much like the not ranked
"I Touch Myself"
I never put those lyrics together myself-not that it's such a mystery since I was 6 when that song came out.
#41-Johnny Gill Rub You The Right Way
Do you feel the magic in his hands?
By the way, this song is from 1991. I thought for sure, 1987.
#35-Poison-Unskinny Bop
One of my favorite all time songs. It might be the greatest song to run to EVER. Sexiest? Natch.
#24-R Kelly-Ignition
It's just a song that makes me think of college. I have no idea.
#23-Bel Biv Devoe-Do Me!
What else needs to be said with a title like that?
If you WANT to watch the video, feel free to visit YouTube yourselves.
#20-Starland Vocal Band-Afternoon Delight
If you don't think this is the greatest song ever, I will fight you.
#14-Color Me Badd-I Wanna Sex You Up
Mmmhmm Classy. Let the video play for about 20 seconds. The sound will catch up. It's worth it.
Color Me Badd - I wanna sex you up
Jimbob | MySpace Video
#10-Rod Stewart-Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?
Nope. No I don't. And, this is maybe the worst song of all time.
I'm mad this made it on any top ten list.
#7-Captain and Tennille-Do that to Me One More Time
I have to wonder if they switched up the judges for the top ten list...
#3-Boys II Men-I'll Make Love to You
Alright, pass
#1-Olivia Newton John-Let's Get Physical
I'm serious.
Sorry.
But now that I have seen the video, I GET IT.
You can't help but laugh.
Who's all hot and bothered?
Yeesh. What a crappy list.
The rest of the list can be found here: Billboard.com
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Vision of Love
Happy Anna Howard Shaw Day to you all!
Well, maybe not to all of you.
For those of you with love on your mind...you might have had what we call a Vision of Love in your life.
Maybe not.
We don't really refer to that as a real thing at all.
But back in November I downloaded this song onto my ipod and well, let's just say that there have been many MANY MANY sing-along sessions since then.
One of the reasons why I love my husband so much?
He might know the words to this song better than I do. And he can hit the notes.
Impressive no?
Go ahead. Click it. You know you want to.
And sing loudly. But maybe wait until a coworker is in the room to sway back and forth WITH you. Cause you'll want to. Also, feel free to do that run of notes at the end with abandon. It's your own personal American Idol. Go now.
Celebrate a Vision of Love. There ain't no shame in that game.
Labels:
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
More Cowbell
With great sadness I have to announce that I have lost my ipod.
Just watch this and you tell me if you think a high school would normally have this on their ipod:
Then there was a song called "Kiss me Through the Phone" which is a pop-hip-hop song. Full of nonsense but fun. I like it. Weird to follow the Turtles? Yes. Especially when you hear the sentiment "Kiss me through the phone" over and over again.
After that...Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult. For real.
Which means I can only think of this skit on Saturday Night Live the whole time.
Oh high school kid. Tell you what. I will trade you a real crappy 6 year old ipod Nano for your itouch. Cause, I have one of those that I am using in the meantime and I hate it. Whatdya say? No? I didn't think so.
So instead, I need all of you blog readers to click like crazy on all the ads on my pages so I can afford to buy a new ipod. Kay? Thanks.
I initially lost it to the fact that it was not aging gracefully and did not make the leap to itunes 9.
But then itunes announced a bunch of fixes and I went to find my now defunct ipod and I can not locate it. As in, disappeared. Never to be seen again. Maybe. I have truly turned my house upside down and can't find it.
It doesn't really matter because of course, I have now fallen in love with an itouch ipod.
How has this happened?
Well, an irresponsible high school boy left his itouch in Matt's car last week and we didn't know who's it was. So, I had to find out. In the middle of finding out, I found out I love the itouch.
Of course, I don't believe this h.s. boy DESERVES said itouch for several reasons:
1) on an 8gb itouch he has only 192 songs. It holds over 4,000. I have since found out that high school kids just erase songs they don't like/tired of. ERASE SONGS. That they paid for. What? I can't fathom. What would I do without my entire Ren and Stimpy soundtrack?
2) He hasn't noticed it missing yet. We have had it now for nearly two weeks. Not out of spite. I tried to give it to him several times. He keeps re-forgetting it. This is why you are not allowed to have nice things I think in my mom voice in my head.
3) He has not initiated the mail feature, the calendar feature, no pictures, no applications other than games. So this is just a video game machine. *sigh*
4) I took the ipod with me to the Y last night to go running and I selected one of his playlists just for fun to see what it would do for me. This is how it went:
The Killers: some song I didn't know but was fun
The Turtles: So Happy Together. Really?
Just watch this and you tell me if you think a high school would normally have this on their ipod:
Then there was a song called "Kiss me Through the Phone" which is a pop-hip-hop song. Full of nonsense but fun. I like it. Weird to follow the Turtles? Yes. Especially when you hear the sentiment "Kiss me through the phone" over and over again.
After that...Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult. For real.
Which means I can only think of this skit on Saturday Night Live the whole time.
Oh high school kid. Tell you what. I will trade you a real crappy 6 year old ipod Nano for your itouch. Cause, I have one of those that I am using in the meantime and I hate it. Whatdya say? No? I didn't think so.
So instead, I need all of you blog readers to click like crazy on all the ads on my pages so I can afford to buy a new ipod. Kay? Thanks.
Labels:
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more cowbell,
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Schizo Ipod
I just reviewed my last 20 itunes purchases and there is a distinct possibility that I am going mad.
Come on Get Higher: Matt Nathanson
Just Dance: Lady Gaga
Go On Say It: Blind Pilot
The Story I Heard: Blind Pilot
Oviedo: Blind Pilot
One Red Thread: Blind Pilot
Running Down A Dream: Tom Petty
Work It: Missy Elliot
My Prerogitive: Bobby Brown
Single Ladies (Put A Ring On it): Beyonce
Hot N Cold: Katy Perry
Are You Gonna Go My Way: Lenny Kravitz
Viva La Vida: Cold Play
Forever: Chris Brown
Keep Breathing: Ingrid Michaelson
Tell It to My Heart: Taylor Dayne
What's Up: 4 Non Blondes
Walking In Memphis: Marc Cohn
My Boo: Ghostown DJ's
Alive and Kicking: Simple Minds
As well as the entire Yo Gabba Gabba soundtrack which I figured didn't really count, since I don't really listen to it. Except for the Ting Tings song and the Family song. But besides that...it's for the children.
But really, take a look at this list.
I heard Blind Pilot on NPR and I loved them so I downloaded a few tracks and have not regretted it. They are great. But from Tom Petty to Missy Elliot to Bobby Brown to Taylor Dayne back to Ghostown DJ's, Marc Cohn and finish it off with Simple Minds? I might need a MRI.
Come on Get Higher: Matt Nathanson
Just Dance: Lady Gaga
Go On Say It: Blind Pilot
The Story I Heard: Blind Pilot
Oviedo: Blind Pilot
One Red Thread: Blind Pilot
Running Down A Dream: Tom Petty
Work It: Missy Elliot
My Prerogitive: Bobby Brown
Single Ladies (Put A Ring On it): Beyonce
Hot N Cold: Katy Perry
Are You Gonna Go My Way: Lenny Kravitz
Viva La Vida: Cold Play
Forever: Chris Brown
Keep Breathing: Ingrid Michaelson
Tell It to My Heart: Taylor Dayne
What's Up: 4 Non Blondes
Walking In Memphis: Marc Cohn
My Boo: Ghostown DJ's
Alive and Kicking: Simple Minds
As well as the entire Yo Gabba Gabba soundtrack which I figured didn't really count, since I don't really listen to it. Except for the Ting Tings song and the Family song. But besides that...it's for the children.
But really, take a look at this list.
I heard Blind Pilot on NPR and I loved them so I downloaded a few tracks and have not regretted it. They are great. But from Tom Petty to Missy Elliot to Bobby Brown to Taylor Dayne back to Ghostown DJ's, Marc Cohn and finish it off with Simple Minds? I might need a MRI.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Well we made it...so far
We are in Winter Park, Colorado. We left Asheville yesterday at noon and drove to Columbia, SC. Then we left Columbia by plane at 6:30am, flew to Houston and then onto Denver. In Denver, we boarded a bus with the assigned team and drove up to Winter Park. We are in a hotel until Sunday when we get to move into camp. So here is how it went:
Phase I: Asheville to Columbia.
We left right when we wanted to at noon. Asher and us all ate in the car and both of the kids took a nap. Asher watched some Wiggles on the ipod and we got into Columbia, pretty much without incident. It was great. We arrived at the Sloan's where Matt's sister Buffy and her twin girls were waiting on us! It was the first time that we got to meet Zoe and Tori and my oh my are they cute!

We put Asher down for a real nap in the pack and play and all of the girls played. Well Lucy played and Zoe and Tori grunted and ate.
About 5pm the barrage began when Nate, Watts and Maggie all arrived to play. Linda and Mark got home from work, David and Mary Lane came over and it was a zoo! But it was so great to be around family and all of the kids playing together. Then we ordered pizza and celebrated Asher's birthday! Asher's great grandparents even arrived for the celebration. It was great fun!


Then, Matt introduced his family to the camera on my laptop and how it can distort your face so you look ridiculous. Here are a few of the favorites:





I am not lying when I say...EVERYONE took pictures. It was one of the funniest things that I have seen in a long time.
Then everyone left, we put the kids to bed and stayed up too late getting ready for today.
PHASE II: Columbia to Houston
Matt ended up going to bed around 2am. Then Orbitz kindly placed a complimentary phone call to Matt at 3:15am to let us know that our planes were ON TIME. uggh. Then Asher decided he wanted to get up at 3:45 for the day. So Matt got up with him. Lucy and I got up at 4:30am, got dressed and into the car. Matt was not especially fun during this phase of the trip. But he gets a pass on that since he only got one hour of sleep.
We got the airport and the guy checking us in was not happy to be there either. So that was fun. We managed to get the kids through security and to the gate. But we kind of lost track of time and had to be paged because the plane was close to leaving us! We boarded the plane and Asher played and Lucy slept. It rocked.
PHASE III: Houston to Denver
Asher was so tired from being awake since 3:45am that as soon as the plane left the gate, he was sound asleep. Lucy, on the other hand decided that was a good time to play the role of classic screaming baby on the plane. I am not kidding when I say, SCREAMING HER BLOODY HEAD OFF. She wanted a bottle and I messed the bottle up and it was leaking all over the place. I coudn't get it fixed without standing over a sink and no flight attendants were very helpful. Finally after ten minutes of cursing and sweating and unbelieveably dirty looks from other passengers, a flight attendant approached and offered to help. He took the bottle and dumped it out and brought it back full of the perfect temperature water. Lucy took her bottle and was asleep within minutes. Glory. Everyone slept-except me for most of the flight.
PHASE IV: Denver
We arrived in Denver at noon. Our bus was not coming the airport unti 2:30. So we had two and half hours to kill. Which wasn't that bad because both kids needed to burn off energy. So Asher ran around like a maniac until he was literally falling down he was so tired. He hit his head hard twice on the floor of the Denver airport and has two magic eggs on his forehead. We got on the bus, very tired and very worn down by whining and just general crankiness. The addict needed a fix from the Wiggles and we caved to his demands. He fell asleep in about thirty seconds and so did Lucy. They both made it for about an hour and with one hour left, they both decided that they had "had enough of traveling. thank you very much." And so they just fussed and were crankpots for about an hour. Then we made it to the hote;.
PHASE V: We are in the hotel.
We have made it. But both kids are sleeping in pack and plays about three feet from each other. I am pretty sure that Lucy is getting sick and might have an ear infection. So we'll see how this plays out for the next three days.
I am sitting in the hallway typing this because I am downloading 30 Rock off of itunes so that I can watch a little something before I go to bed. Sorry for the giant recap, but I am simply amazed at how well this trip went. A little complaining and whining I can handle. Giant meltdowns and getting kicked off of planes...I can't deal with that and I am so relieved that did not happen to us today.
By the way, best parent hack travel tip so far. Buying black felt for helping to make the room dark. We aren't using it for that purpose, instead I draped it around Lucy's pack and play so that she can't see us and wake up, Asher can't see her and wake her up. Also, it blocks out light from getting in her face as I get ready for bed. I am POSITIVE that I will be traveling with black felt for years to come.
Phase I: Asheville to Columbia.
We left right when we wanted to at noon. Asher and us all ate in the car and both of the kids took a nap. Asher watched some Wiggles on the ipod and we got into Columbia, pretty much without incident. It was great. We arrived at the Sloan's where Matt's sister Buffy and her twin girls were waiting on us! It was the first time that we got to meet Zoe and Tori and my oh my are they cute!
We put Asher down for a real nap in the pack and play and all of the girls played. Well Lucy played and Zoe and Tori grunted and ate.
About 5pm the barrage began when Nate, Watts and Maggie all arrived to play. Linda and Mark got home from work, David and Mary Lane came over and it was a zoo! But it was so great to be around family and all of the kids playing together. Then we ordered pizza and celebrated Asher's birthday! Asher's great grandparents even arrived for the celebration. It was great fun!
Then, Matt introduced his family to the camera on my laptop and how it can distort your face so you look ridiculous. Here are a few of the favorites:





I am not lying when I say...EVERYONE took pictures. It was one of the funniest things that I have seen in a long time.
Then everyone left, we put the kids to bed and stayed up too late getting ready for today.
PHASE II: Columbia to Houston
Matt ended up going to bed around 2am. Then Orbitz kindly placed a complimentary phone call to Matt at 3:15am to let us know that our planes were ON TIME. uggh. Then Asher decided he wanted to get up at 3:45 for the day. So Matt got up with him. Lucy and I got up at 4:30am, got dressed and into the car. Matt was not especially fun during this phase of the trip. But he gets a pass on that since he only got one hour of sleep.
We got the airport and the guy checking us in was not happy to be there either. So that was fun. We managed to get the kids through security and to the gate. But we kind of lost track of time and had to be paged because the plane was close to leaving us! We boarded the plane and Asher played and Lucy slept. It rocked.
PHASE III: Houston to Denver
Asher was so tired from being awake since 3:45am that as soon as the plane left the gate, he was sound asleep. Lucy, on the other hand decided that was a good time to play the role of classic screaming baby on the plane. I am not kidding when I say, SCREAMING HER BLOODY HEAD OFF. She wanted a bottle and I messed the bottle up and it was leaking all over the place. I coudn't get it fixed without standing over a sink and no flight attendants were very helpful. Finally after ten minutes of cursing and sweating and unbelieveably dirty looks from other passengers, a flight attendant approached and offered to help. He took the bottle and dumped it out and brought it back full of the perfect temperature water. Lucy took her bottle and was asleep within minutes. Glory. Everyone slept-except me for most of the flight.
PHASE IV: Denver
We arrived in Denver at noon. Our bus was not coming the airport unti 2:30. So we had two and half hours to kill. Which wasn't that bad because both kids needed to burn off energy. So Asher ran around like a maniac until he was literally falling down he was so tired. He hit his head hard twice on the floor of the Denver airport and has two magic eggs on his forehead. We got on the bus, very tired and very worn down by whining and just general crankiness. The addict needed a fix from the Wiggles and we caved to his demands. He fell asleep in about thirty seconds and so did Lucy. They both made it for about an hour and with one hour left, they both decided that they had "had enough of traveling. thank you very much." And so they just fussed and were crankpots for about an hour. Then we made it to the hote;.
PHASE V: We are in the hotel.
We have made it. But both kids are sleeping in pack and plays about three feet from each other. I am pretty sure that Lucy is getting sick and might have an ear infection. So we'll see how this plays out for the next three days.
I am sitting in the hallway typing this because I am downloading 30 Rock off of itunes so that I can watch a little something before I go to bed. Sorry for the giant recap, but I am simply amazed at how well this trip went. A little complaining and whining I can handle. Giant meltdowns and getting kicked off of planes...I can't deal with that and I am so relieved that did not happen to us today.
By the way, best parent hack travel tip so far. Buying black felt for helping to make the room dark. We aren't using it for that purpose, instead I draped it around Lucy's pack and play so that she can't see us and wake up, Asher can't see her and wake her up. Also, it blocks out light from getting in her face as I get ready for bed. I am POSITIVE that I will be traveling with black felt for years to come.
Labels:
ipod,
kids,
parenthacks,
the wiggles,
travel,
young life
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Feeling Much Better-Thank You
I am feeling much better right now with a little food on the stomach and two Sprites...I think that I am going to make it.
I want to celebrate with Robin for having found her ipod! Hooray! I seriously don't know what I would do if I lost mine. In celebration with her, I have swiped this from her blog.
If your life was a movie, what would the soundtrack be?
So, here's how it works:1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every section, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new section, press the next button on your player
6. Don't lie and try to pretend you're cool...
Opening Credits: The Best of What's Around-Dave Matthews Band
Waking Up: Stones-Neil Diamond
First Day of School: Beyond the Sea-Bobby Darin
Falling in Love: BLueberry Hill-Fats Domino
Fight Song: Justify My Love-Madonna
Breaking Up: Hand Jive-Grease Soundtrack
Prom: Life is a Highway-Tom Cochrane (I am pretty sure that we played this at our prom!)
Life: Set Adrift on a Memory Bliss-PM Dawn (yes, I have this on my ipod)
Driving: Guantanmera-Wyclef Jean
Flashback: No Such Thing-John Mayer
Getting Back Together: Hold It Up To the Light-David Wilcox (one of my all time favs)
Wedding: Nobody Knows Me-Lyle Lovett (that would be one sad wedding song)
Party: Mony Mony-Billy Idol
Birth of a Child: We're Gonna Be Friends-The White Stripes (yes!)
Death Scene: Don't Look Back in Anger-Oasis
Ending Credits: Mr. Brightside-The Killes (booyah)
well that was fun.
I want to celebrate with Robin for having found her ipod! Hooray! I seriously don't know what I would do if I lost mine. In celebration with her, I have swiped this from her blog.
If your life was a movie, what would the soundtrack be?
So, here's how it works:1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every section, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new section, press the next button on your player
6. Don't lie and try to pretend you're cool...
Opening Credits: The Best of What's Around-Dave Matthews Band
Waking Up: Stones-Neil Diamond
First Day of School: Beyond the Sea-Bobby Darin
Falling in Love: BLueberry Hill-Fats Domino
Fight Song: Justify My Love-Madonna
Breaking Up: Hand Jive-Grease Soundtrack
Prom: Life is a Highway-Tom Cochrane (I am pretty sure that we played this at our prom!)
Life: Set Adrift on a Memory Bliss-PM Dawn (yes, I have this on my ipod)
Driving: Guantanmera-Wyclef Jean
Flashback: No Such Thing-John Mayer
Getting Back Together: Hold It Up To the Light-David Wilcox (one of my all time favs)
Wedding: Nobody Knows Me-Lyle Lovett (that would be one sad wedding song)
Party: Mony Mony-Billy Idol
Birth of a Child: We're Gonna Be Friends-The White Stripes (yes!)
Death Scene: Don't Look Back in Anger-Oasis
Ending Credits: Mr. Brightside-The Killes (booyah)
well that was fun.
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