I was eleven when I bought my first 45. It was Toto’s Africa.
I was forty seven when Weezer remade Africa.
I liked it!
Weezer covered Toto’s Africa.
Asked Weird Al to star in the vid, which is pretty much just a parody of their vid for Undone (The Sweater Song)
Leaves me wondering how far on can cram one’s tongue in one’s cheek.
Please listen responsibly.
effervescing with muchness
This is the stage where I am the star
History, technology, and probably some other stuff
Visit the darkest crevices of my mind, dare to tread where many fear to go. You may find something interesting or you may find a mirror to your soul.
UK Lifestyle and Theatre Blogger
Words, food, thoughts, sports
Conquer New Paths.
where the clouds may lead
Running and life: thoughts from a runner who has been around the block
my thoughts. my feels. my life.
Social anxiety, depression and a cat obsession. The fun never ends.
..because the thoughts that fall, kicking and screaming from my head need a safe place to land..
By Rachna
Finding True Love.. Even After Forty
Lions can wear glasses too
I have a 2 year old, a husband, a job, ME/CFS ... oh and I'm trying to lose weight. I have so many plates spinning the salad is hitting me on the chops as it goes round. This is my sweary, brutal, honest daily diary as I try to do it all. #swearymum #meawareness #MECFS
Parenting and Mental Health Blog
We Each Have A Story To Tell
Sweet...Bitter...Happy...Sad...All thoughts trapped in a Box...
An author's life, books, and historical research
The adventures of two culinary explorers adrift on the high-seas of our great city, London, in search of an edible El Dorado.
Understanding ourselves and the world we live in.
Encouragement and Development for Social Workers and Those with a Mission of Helping Others
We are present in the millions, yet we remain unheard
Scribbles on Cocktail Napkins
What I've always wanted
By Dan Sims
I live in a world of fantasy, so keep your reality away from me.
"You can clutch the past so tightly to your chest that it leaves your arms too full to embrace the present." Jan Glidewell
