Conversation – 16

@sheba2011, have you heard Adam Lambert sing this song? He was on one of the talent shows, I don’t remember which one, and he sang this. At one point in the song his voice is in the stratosphere and it made me a fan of his. He sings it so beautifully. He should have been the winner just from that song alone. I’m really not familiar with the rest of his music but I do hear him singing with Queen. Does this artist sing one part of this song real high? AL really hit the high notes.

@sheba2011, I love this song. I was late in discovering Ambrosia. Back when everybody was downloading music and before we were told to stop, I downloaded music I had never heard of. I discovered so many artists. I can remember calling my daughter real excited telling her I had discovered so many new artists that I loved. When she asked me who, I said Ambrosia, Hall and Oates, Bread, and many more. I even discovered why George Jones was so popular (I hated country music up to that point). My daughter just said, “oh Mom.” I was brought up in the 60s and loved Motown and soul music. When heavy metal came out and the music changed, I rarely listened to it. I am probably the only person in the world who isn’t a Beatles fan. I wanted my Motown back. When I was downloading music I realized I had missed out on so much good music. And Conway Twitty! I love that man. I still don’t listen to new country. Give me Conway, Loretta, George Jones, and people from that era. There are very few new country artists I will listen to. Then we were told how badly we were cheating recording artists by downloading their music for free and I felt guilty and stopped. I started buying the music I had discovered but I never would have if I hadn’t downloaded them first and realized who I liked. My daughter just shook her head at me every time I called her and told her about the “new” artist I had found.

Hello Sheba..2:17am my time here in So Cal..no baby yet!! Thats why I’ m up so late,early?Everytime we ask our daughter or son in law for an update the due date gets changed.March 10th is the date but we are well past that!! So ultrasound says baby is fine but I know the rest of us are not..hurry up and wait.I suspect it will be soon🤰🤷‍♀️ at least my husband and I are fully vaccinated now since mar 8th.Got the Moderna through our primary Dr..No problems for either of us🙏 thanks for the good vibes coming my way this Spring💐 and I send them right back to you🌻 stay safe&warm DD

Shoelady, Wishing you a happy V day! So happy for you and hubs.

@sheba2011

The Liquidation Channel is having a warehouse sale. Most of the prices are pretty good. Didn’t purchase anything yesterday, but today was a different story. It’s not only jewelry, also included fashion, accessories, things for the home, etc.. Prices started at the retail and then quickly went down from there. They do charge shipping for items less than $50, however, if your total for the day is $50 or more, shipping is free. It’s their norm even for items not on sale. The quality is also good. The sale runs through Saturday. Example of price. They are showing SS hoop earrings. The retail price is $80. Sale price is $4.99.

.I didn’t do much today. I purchased a new relish and I surmise I didn’t read the ingredients prior and so I had a great allergic reaction. Took my meds to counteract it, but still not out of the woods. The inside of my mouth feels like a war zone. It will take at least 24 hours before I am back to normal. I could have sworn that there were no sulfites. But, it was the second ingredient. How could I miss it??????😒😒

@shoelady60,

Thank you for such a nice post. I am sure Poppy feels the same way as I rescued my
baby. 😘😎I cannot function with my fur baby. 😘

Chilly night in OZ I am going to get under the covers later when I go to bed.

Enjoy your evening. 😘

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Feeling Good
Song by Michael Bublé

Birds flying high
You know how I feel
Sun in the sky
You know how I feel
Breeze driftin’ on by
You know how I feel
It’s a new dawn
It’s a new day
It’s a new life
For me
And I’m feeling good
I’m feeling good
Fish in the sea
You know how I feel
River running free
You know how I feel
Blossom on a tree
You know how I feel
It’s a new dawn
It’s a new day
It’s a new life
For me
And I’m feeling good
Dragonfly out in the sun, you know what I mean, don’t you know
Butterflies all havin’ fun, you know what I mean
Sleep in peace when day is done, that’s what I mean
And this old world is a new world
And a bold world
For me
For me
Stars when you shine
You know how I feel
Scent of the pine
You know how I feel
Oh, freedom is mine
And I know how I feel
It’s a new dawn
It’s a new day
It’s a new life
It’s a new dawn
It’s a new day
It’s a new life
It’s a new dawn
It’s a new day
It’s a new life
It’s a new life
For me
And I’m feeling good
I’m feeling good
I feel so good
I feel so good

You’re the Only Woman
Song by Ambrosia

I don’t know how this whole business started
Of you thinkin’ that I have been untrue
But if you think that we’d be better parted
It’s gonna hurt me, but I’ll break away from you
Just give me the sign and I will be gone
Yeah, yeah, yeah
‘Cause that’s how much I feel
Feel for you, baby
(How much I need) well I need your touch
(How much I live) I live for your loving
That’s how much (that’s how much)
That’s how much, that’s how much
I sleep alone and late at night I’m dreamin’
Of the togetherness that seems to be leaving me
I’d give it all and then I’d give some more
If you would only love me like you had before
Take hold of my hand and all will be forgiven
Yeah, yeah, yeah
‘Cause that’s how much I feel
Feel for you, baby
(How much I need) well I need your touch
(How much I live) I live for your loving
That’s how much (that’s how much)
Well that’s how much, that’s how much
And so you try (try)
Try to stay in the middle (try)
And then you cry (cry)
Well you cry just a little (cry)
And then you both realize
Just how foolish you’ve been
So you try to make amends
But you’re better off as friends
That’s how much (that’s how much)
Well that’s how much, that’s how much
How’s your life been goin’ on?
I’ve got a wife now, for years we’ve been goin’ strong
But there’s just something that I’ve got to say
Sometimes when we make love
I still see your face
Just try to recall
When we were as one, yeah
‘Cause that’s how much I feel
Feel for you, baby
(How much I need) well I need your touch
(How much I live) I live for your loving
That’s how much

Club Sheba

@sheba2011

Happy puppy day!🐶 The pics are adorable and I can’t resist any of them. Although I do have a soft spot in my heart for the older shelter dogs. I know Jake is happy about that.🐕

Tomorrow is “V” day in our house. First shot for my husband and second for me. I will be so glad when this is done. Tired of thinking about it. Two of my best friend couples have gotten both shots so once my husband is finished we can get together at our homes without masks, yay!😷 I’m already planning the menu.🍔🍕🌭🍤🍦🍰🍺🍷🍸

Thank you for all the well wishes for hubs, mom, sis and Jake. Same to you and yours. You are a dear, treasured friend.💗🌹

Healthy Barriers

Maintaining healthy boundaries is about recognizing the point at which our principles, and those of our loved ones, no longer overlap.

As relationships evolve, lives gradually become entwined. We tend to have a great deal in common with the people who attract us, and our regard for them compels us to trust their judgment. While our lives may seem to run together so smoothly that the line dividing them cannot be seen, we remain separate beings. To disregard these barriers is to sacrifice independence. It is our respect for the fact that our lives exist independently of the lives of others that allows us to set emotional and physical boundaries, to explore our interests and capabilities even when people close to us do not understand our partialities, and to agree to disagree. Maintaining healthy barriers is a matter of recognizing the point at which our principles and those of our loved ones and peers no longer overlap.

Human beings must relentlessly fight the temptation to follow the crowd. Naturally, we want to be liked, accepted, and admired, and it often seems that the easiest way to win approval is to ally ourselves with others. When we assume that our standards are the same as those of the people close to us without first examining our own intentions, we do ourselves a disservice. The barriers that exist between us are a reminder that our paths in life will be unique, and we must each accept that “I” and “we” can coexist peacefully. Our reactions, our likes and dislikes, our loves, our goals, and our dreams may or may not align with those of others, but we should neither ask others to embrace what we hold dear nor feel compelled to embrace what they hold dear.

As you learn to define yourself as an emotionally and intellectually distinct individual, you will grow to appreciate your autonomy. However much you enjoy the associations that bind you to others and provide you with a sense of identity, your concept of self will ultimately originate in your own soul. The healthy barriers that tell you where you end and the people around you begin will give you the freedom to pursue your development apart from those whose approval you might otherwise be tempted to seek out. Others will continue to play a role in your existence, but their values will not direct its course, and the relationships you share will remain marvelously balanced and harmonious as a result. 😎

@kittengirl,