Hey all! I'm finally nearing the end of this overwhelming year of school (not the degree though, shut it...), so I can come out of hiding sometimes! Yay! You will have to excuse the lack of wit. I wasted it all on my naz-tay azz-tay final over the weekend. Ew ew ew. Moving on...
So, today as I was perusing my long-neglected list of friends' blogs and adding my two cents, there came that point where you must provide proof that you're not a robot, you know, with the usually completely incomprehensible non-words you have to muddle through? This particular word ROCKED:
"eCrap" ...that's right. As in , electronic crap. ahahahahah! Now, its funny at first, but I think its BRILLIANT! If I could figure out how to do research and write a dissertation on the invasion of eCrap, I TOTALLY would! So gonna start using that. In that vein, I know I haven't blogged a lot recently, but in an effort not to add to the growing epidemic of eCrap (ahahahahahah...every time...), here's a goodie:
(I know, some of you hate clicking on links on blogs, but TRUST me. I have I ever steered you wrong? I didn't think so... click on it, give it a minute until you can see the pic of my grandma and then click on the music note and be patient. :) )
This is my extended family singing at my Grandma Griffin's funeral, with a total of about, oh I dunno...30 minutes practice? Sometimes I love my family. It does help that my cousin is a professor of music (he led us), but still...sometimes I think there are far more things that are hereditary than physical characteristics. Listen to this gem. And remember how cool my gma was! :)
PS. Isn't my sister fab!?!? Her eScrapbooking skillz amaze me sometimes.
She was pretty dang awesome, as was your grandpa. I remember the fuller brush days in the back of the truck with fond memories!
ReplyDeleteI am not surprised at how well the music sounds. Everyone in your family is extremely talented that way :) obviously in the gene pool.
I love this song sooo much. Before it would just cry and now it makes me smile. thx for sharing!!! and thanks for your last post!! wootwoot!!!
ReplyDeletesometimes I feel like ICON lives in the pre-internet days (the days of the good ol' Oregon trail...classic). I mean we still use the black and green screen with the box-y letters. Wierd. Therefor my web browser need serious help before I can view this video. I'm sure that it is a classic Cottle/Griffen moment and very lovely. I'm sure that I will be able to view it the day that Icon gives out raises... (HINT: never).
ReplyDeleteps. BYU onsies...yes please! I will pay you:)