Conversation – 18

Walk on By
Dionne Warwick

If you see me walking down the street
And I start to cry, each time we meet
Walk on by
Walk on by
Make believe that you don’t see the tears
Just let me grieve
In private, ’cause each time I see you, I break down and cry
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on by
I just can’t get over losing you
And so if I seem broken and blue
Walk on by
Walk on by
Foolish pride
That’s all that I have left, so let me hide
The tears and the sadness you gave me
When you said goodbye
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on
Walk on by
Walk on by
Foolish pride
That’s all that I have left, so let me hide
The tears and the sadness you gave me
When you said goodbye
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Now you really gotta go, so walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Baby leave, you’ll never see the tears I cry
(Don’t stop)
Now you really gotta go, so walk on by
(Don’t stop)
Baby leave, you’ll never see the tears I cry
(Don’t stop)…

What a Wonderful World
Louis Armstrong

I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom, for me and for you
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
I see skies of blue, and clouds of white
The bright blessed days, dark sacred nights
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands sayin’ how do you do
They’re really sayin’ I love you
I hear babies cry, I watch them grow
They’ll learn much more than I’ll never know
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
Yes, I think to myself
What a wonderful world

A Certain Smile
Johnny Mathis

A certain smile, a certain face
Can lead an unsuspecting heart
On a merry chase
Afleeting glance can say
So many lovely things
Suddenly you know why my heart sings
You love awhile and when love goes
You try to hide the tears inside
With a cheerful pose
But in the hush of night
Exactly like a bitter sweet refrain
Comes that certain smile
To haunt your heart again

@Sheba

Hello Sheba, I hope everything is alright. And hope you are OK.
Just notice thing slightly different today.
The day went fast and it was very windy, a bit chilly too. Colder in the house than outside in the Sun. A perfect day for soup. I like the one you offered me and Shoelady.

I was able to see that glorious Moon last night. To my surprise, since the day was raining and cloudsy throughout. It was a Beaty of a suprise, no clouds just stars, lots. And the large and bright Moon.

I hope you are well, and taking care of yourself. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@kittengirl,

Wishing you a great evening in California Kitten. ✨✨

@shoelady60,

Good evening in the ‘burgh. What a day I have had. I hope you are snug as a bug in a rug. 😘✨
I am taking it easy tonight.

Sending a warm hug to you and Jake’s Canvas. 😘

Lady I got a quick visit from Charlie he did it again he knows how to get in and out of the house. ✨✨

@taci,

Good evening in California here is to a nice evening. So glad my tips helped. 💕😎
I know you were picture perfect. 💕

I had a heavy project day and I am tired. I did what I had to do and that is get it done.

Happy Trails To You. 😎🎶

@oodiebom,

Good evening I hope you are doing well. Trivia was alright for not playing. I played in the
Arcade and just made little images for the other players. ✨

Oodie how are things going I have had a very busy day. I am going to shower and call it
a night.

Please let me know how things are going when you have the chance. 🌹

@xango,

Good evening in Florida may this evening find you and hubby doing well. 😎😘

@loaf,

Club Sheba Valentine Edition ✨✨

Enjoy the soup. 😎🌹

Today is the day to warm up with a brimming bowl of homemade soup. The reason? February 4 is National Homemade Soup Day!

When the snow is piling up and chilly winter winds are blowing outside, nothing takes away the cold feeling like a bowl of homemade soup.

What is the History of homemade soup?

Before stores were able to rely on modern modes of transportation, soups were made at home from foods that were regionally available.

That is one of the reasons there are so many recipes for homemade soup out there!

Soups have been warming us for thousands of years. Watery gruel is likely the origin of soup as we know it.

From 1150 to about 1500 the word soupen meant “to drink in sips.” Soup, supper, and sip are derivatives of this word.

Historians believe that soup was the foundation of the first public restaurants in Paris in the 18th century.

Soups such as consommé, bouillion and broths were served in these early “restoratifs”. The word restaurant derives from this term.

In the 19th century canned and dehydrated soups came into use. This kept soldiers and cowboys fed.

Doctor John T. Dorrance, a chemist working with the Campbell Soup Company, invented the first condensed soup in 1897. Since then Americans have been consuming soups in huge numbers.

Modern day soups have many varieties such as gluten free, low carb, low salt and microwaveble soups.

Fun Facts about homemade soup
Brush up on your knowledge of homemade soup with these fun facts.

Americans consume more than 10 billions bowls of soup each year!
Pocket soups were carried by colonial travelers. They could be reconstituted with just a little water.
The soup can art of the 1960’s by Andy Warhol now sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars but his first works sold for about $100.
Women are more than twice as likely to choose soup to eat than men will.
Scientists believe that a bowl of the soup may help to reduce inflammation in your lungs. Many people serve chicken soup when a loved one gets a cold.
The most popular soup in the US is chicken noodle soup.
Russian borscht, Italian minestrone, French onion, Chinese won ton and Campbell’s tomato are all popular soups.
The largest bowl of noodle soup weighed 2,996 lb 1.3 oz and is mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records.

@xango and @shoelady60,

Good day for some homemade soup. 😎✨