Another Year Older And Deeper In Debt...
We are celebrating Marcia's birthday this evening.... She will not reveal her true age but we got a hint when she told us about the time she was born....
Plus for minus a few million years or so....
On With The Party
Full table preparing to celebrate
Getting ready for the sacrifice
This guy has an attitude problem!!!
One BIG candle
was considered far far safer than the many many little ones.... he he he
When the can begins to run faster than you!
Knife wielding fiend chops the cake into pieces.... A few thousand calories at a time
Cutting and chewing cake also burns calories!
Lee and Donna watch all the cavorting underway
Resting up for the next round of dancing
A modern version of the stroll
Did You Know? - The Stroll was both a slow Rock dance[1] and a song that was popular in late 1950s. The dance called the Stroll began in black communities to the song "C. C. Rider" by Chuck Willis prior to the song by the same name.
Billboard first reported that "The Stroll" may herald a new dance craze similar to the "Big Apple" in December 1957. Based on a suggestion by Dick Clark, who felt that there was no specific song for the dance, "The Stroll" was originally recorded by the Canadian group the Diamonds (Mercury 71242), and was written by Clyde Otis and Nancy Lee.
n the dance, two lines of dancers, men on one side and women on the other, face each other, moving in place to the music. Each paired couple then steps out and does a more elaborate dance up and down between the rows of dancers. Dick Clark noted the similarity of the dance to the Virginia Reel.
Strolling down the lane
Watch out,,,, Here comes Herbie
... Del is in charge of picking up any thing that falls off
The famous napkin trick....
Walking together down the lane
Who needs a napkin.....
Herb remembers taking lessons in how to stroll
The birthday girls is gettin' down
Herbie demonstrates the proper way to.... ah... well... ah.... do whatever!
Back To Swing Dancing
Al and Lee hit the floor
Margie, Sue, and Bob take a short rest
Stories Are Being Told
The Wild Music Begins Again!
Lee and Vicky show the way
Looks to me like a herd of cats
It can be done
Hands up.... Hands down
Come on herb.... You can do it....
Watch out here they come
Here comes the birthday girl
New meaning to "dancing cheek to cheek"
God Bless America
She is keeping an eye on the "Attitude Elk"
across the room
Darn... Gotta Go Home
Sue and Lee.... Turn off the lights... We are the last ones out!
