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I wrote a poem and three Beatley phrases slipped in without my even trying. 
…And I left them, naturally 
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Silly Girl said
I wrote a poem and three Beatley phrases slipped in without my even trying.…And I left them, naturally
Which ones? 
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Which ones?
Yes, yes, do tell. Curiosity is killing the cat.
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15 February 2015
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Just song titles mostly. I Want To Tell You , Old Brown Shoe , and ‘silver sun’.
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22 September 2014
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If the mods were flawless, I wouldn’t have this nasty head cold. Great souvenir I brought home from Europe.We should get back on topic.
Hey, @Ahhh Girl, I am in Positano, Italy this week and also suffering from a cold I picked up last week in Greece. Where were you? (Sorry, this is too important to stay on topic)
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Offline London. Paris. Milan. Florence. Venice. Pisa. Rome. Prague.
It began in Rome and got ugly in Prague.
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9 March 2017
Offline I sure wish I could travel like you, I don’t have a passport and have never flown in a plane, I bet it’s fun going all these places, especially considering there’s people like Ron Nasty that you already know who can help you around the area.
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22 September 2014
Offline That is some ambitious itinerary! At least you got most of it in before you got what seems to be the almost inevitable souvenir of modern travel –some kind of health bug. Hope you get better soon!
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That is some ambitious itinerary! At least you got most of it in before you got what seems to be the almost inevitable souvenir of modern travel –some kind of health bug. Hope you get better soon!
I meant to say this earlier, @georgiewood. Mom and I went to Greece and Italy in 2014 for 3 weeks. We spent lots of time in Rome, Florence, Venice. We also went to Milan and Pisa as day trips. Ohhh Boy isn’t keen on art museums, so when we went this year, we only took time for the big highlights. All 3 of us had been to Paris and London, so we had done a lot of the big sites. We took time to see things we hadn’t seen before. So, the itinerary for that trip looks more ambitious than it really was. We have done more on trips. 
Ohhh Boy saw the Roman Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, The Last Supper, David, the Doge’ s Palace, the Grand Canal (and took a gondola ride), Bletchley Park, and Dover Castle. Surprisingly, what he liked the most was Monet’s Garden. He came home and planted flowers. 
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Offline Ahhh Girl said
I meant to say this earlier, @georgiewood. Mom and I went to Greece and Italy in 2014 for 3 weeks. We spent lots of time in Rome, Florence, Venice. We also went to Milan and Pisa as day trips. Ohhh Boy isn’t keen on art museums, so when we went this year, we only took time for the big highlights. All 3 of us had been to Paris and London, so we had done a lot of the big sites. We took time to see things we hadn’t seen before. So, the itinerary for that trip looks more ambitious than it really was. We have done more on trips.
Ohhh Boy saw the Roman Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, The Last Supper, David, the Doge’ s Palace, the Grand Canal (and took a gondola ride), Bletchley Park, and Dover Castle. Surprisingly, what he liked the most was Monet’s Garden. He came home and planted flowers.
Sounds fantastic! By chance, my wife and I just returned from a three week trip to Greece and Italy. In 1986, I toured Giverny as well. Just to illustrate the power of music, I can recall so vividly when driving from Paris to Giverny that Annie Lennox’ No More I Love Yous was playing on the radio. Geez, can she ever sing! I love that song, especially the unique introduction. Not only did I have the song in my head the whole day, but I can never think about Monet or Giverny without the song as a sound track.
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Offline I do something similar, but with people and numbers. For example, the number 36 reminds me of Buddy Holly because he was born in 1936.
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Offline When the number 64 comes up everyone else starts singing the 64 Zoo Lane theme and you just think of Vera Chuck and Dave.
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When someone says 9 and you can’t help but say ‘number 9… number 9…. number 9’ 
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Offline When you’re singing the song ‘Brigg Fair’ in music class and the first thought you have when you sing the first line (It was on the fifth of August) is ‘Revolver ‘!
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When you’re singing the song ‘Brigg Fair’ in music class and the first thought you have when you sing the first line (It was on the fifth of August) is ‘Revolver ‘!
Ooooo, good girl!
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