6 December 2005

the Hills are alive : 40 years now





Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things


Any time tell me to sing
I will sing with my flat tuneless voice

I remember each and every word
40 years !
Still remember standing in the queue early in the morning with my friends for the first show at 3 'o'clock on the first day of its release
I thought I'd be the first there, found a big crowd standing in the queue already, I was not the only passionate chap in chennai.

Blunt Knife

3 comments:

Zarina said...

Its scary when the mind starts wondering back to those good old days. At 45 its happening to me too. When I look at my four grandsons I remember how old I am....Hence I don't look at them too much (hahaha)
Luckily I come from a family of females who stay at 29.

wildpic said...

Drip Drip Drip On The Windshield
All The Cars Pass Me By
On A Long Road From Somewhere
In A Car With No Lights
But Jesus Told Me To Come Here
And Judas Says Its A Lie
And Maybe I'm Doubting Thomas
But Only When Peter Denies
Its Going To Be A Long Way Home From Here
Saw A Girl On The Roadside
She Was Holding A Book
She Read Me Chapters And Verses
And All The Things I Mistook Before
All The Things That She Told Me
Were Things I already Knew
She's The Perfect Reminder Of All The Things I've Been Driving Through


beautifull south - driving

Unknown said...

Two winters ago, my sister dressed up like a nun and dressed her then 6 year old son in lederhosen, and little hat with a feather perched on top, quite jaunty, and took him to a sing-along screening of Sound of Music. The whole audience sings along (obviously)but the fun and joy comes in dressing up as the characters in the movie. There are prizes for best costume, and prizes for those who know the answers to obscure film trivia.
My sister was only a few years old when the film came out and it has remained a top favourite of hers all that time. Funny thing is, she is the manager for several death metal bands in our part of the world. A far cry from Sound of Music! My nephew, whom I adore, had a blast although he was not sure about all those grownups acting so silly.