I’d Give the Moon If It Were Mine to Give

I’ve always promised that I would­n’t let this blog get so seri­ous that I could­n’t share the ephemera of life. In that vein, here’s a cau­tion for any would-be urban plain-dress hip­ster: it’s real­ly hard to keep to the prop­er side­walk demeanor when your MP3 play­er queues up the Yard­bird’s “For Your Love.”
Espe­cial­ly when the bon­gos kick in.
This I know experientially.

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6 thoughts on “I’d Give the Moon If It Were Mine to Give”

  3. Thanks to you, I noticed for the first time the Yard­birds’ Great­est Hits care­ful­ly stored on a home-taped cas­sette in my hus­band’s col­lec­tion. Three year old son and I rocked out this morn­ing. You got to move when the Spir­it says move.

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  4. Hi James: what, you got some­thin’ about the Yard­birds? Or just bongos?
    Robin: I’d rec­om­mend pair­ing it with Mor­risey’s “Every Day is Like Sun­day,” which can be read as the sto­ry of an inbred soci­ety blow­ing itself up into a post-armageddon of eternally-empty Sun­days. Not that I know any Soci­ety in dan­ger of trav­el­ing down that road, mind you.

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  5. Hi James: what, you got some­thin’ about the Yard­birds? Or just bongos?
    It’s a great song. But no, my com­ment is based on a num­ber of things I’ve read here, not the least of which is your very Quak­er­ly expres­sion of a lead­ing to shake yer ass.

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  6. And anoth­er advan­tage of the whole tag sys­tem is that one can be led back to an old sig­nif­i­cant post.
    Rock­ing out with now four and eight year olds,
    Robin

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