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The New Hobbit Hole
Posted on 03/14/2002 5:07:26 AM PST by HairOfTheDog
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To: Bear_in_RoseBear
I especially like the song "Travelin' Soldier".I always get weepy when I hear that one! But the one that really makes me tear me up is "Little Man"
To: John Farson
Ned's death made me sad, too. I don't have a clue who his mistress was, did you figure it out?
To: HairOfTheDog
I have come back glorious and victorious!What thread was that, Hair?
To: HairOfTheDog
What thread did you get pulled? Thanks in advance.
To: Sam Cree
Your Mom must be pretty.She was beautiful, Sam - a beautiful person, and the best mother a gal could ask for.
To: SuziQ
Yes, it is a tear-jerker for sure. I haven't heard "Little Man" yet, we don't have the CD. One of the local radio stations plays lots of tracks from the CD though.
To: SuziQ
Yeah, I think I am now the oldest here...I don't mind my age, and knowing and enjoying stuff I didn't used to...however, I am now ready for it to stop, if it could without killing me, which it can't. I've had a great life, though, so far, and expect it to continue for quite awhile.
Where is LCS, anyway?
To: Bear_in_RoseBear
Which Tim McGraw song didn't you like?One of his latest, one that I can't seem to escape hearing on the radio all the time. Don't know the song title; probably "Red Ragtop"...but it involves him and his girlfriend deciding to have an abortion. 'Nough said.
Have you heard any of Alan Jackson's songs? His latest CD "Drive" is really good!
Yep - like Alan Jackson. He's the real deal. Also like Randy Travis and Clint Black.
Why, you could say I'm positively steeped in old-timey!
Ah, yes! Another "O Brother" fan, I take it?
To: SuziQ
Oh, there's a few of us a skosh older, Jan. 1949 for me. Records, 78's no less, 8 tracks, cassettes now cd's. Wonder what's next.
To: Sam Cree; SuziQ
To: Bear_in_RoseBear; RMDupree
I agree with you on Randy Travis and George Jones too! You guys beat me to stuff...I'm still catching up!
I like Merle Haggard, too, though I admit about my favorite album of his isn't really Haggard stuff - it's him doing Jimmy Rodgers ("Same Train, Different Time"). It's one of my very favorite CDs of all time - wonderful!
To: HairOfTheDog
Anyway, it is pulled, and the chicken poster has been banned... signed up today. Yeah right. No one posts crap like that their first day. I think he was either a returning disruptor or a poser.
To: SuziQ
Rosie, does one of your Brad Paisley CDs have the song "I'm Sure Gonna Miss Her" on it. I think that is the name. He starts off singing about his wife threatening to leave him if he goes fishing again. Then he talks about the fish biting, and says "I'm sure gonna miss her"? Yep - also known as "The Fishing Song". That's one of the songs I heard on the radio that made me want his CDs - that and the fact that I hadn't heard ANY song of his that I DISLIKED, which is unusual.
To: SuziQ
Sir SuziQ came home from the grocery store one night with their new CD for me. It is called "Home" and it is VERY good! I've heard most of it, and want it...but once again can't bring myself to spend $16 for it. And I'd take the cover off, I think. ;-) I will own it eventually, though!
To: HairOfTheDog
Good job, Hair! Thanks.
To: Sam Cree
Ned's death made me sad, too. It made Rob's move at the end that much sweeter.
I don't have a clue who his mistress was, did you figure it out?
There are tons of theories. Some think Ned isn't Jon's father.
Ned would have been too honorable to cheat. Ned's sister, Lyanna died in a "bed of blood" (childbirth?). Jon could be the heir to Rhaegar Tarygaen. Ned claimed Jon as a bastard to keep Robert Baratheon from killing him.
To: RosieCotton
Oh, that one. Haven't heard it, but have heard about it.
Like Randy Travis and Clint Black too!
I'm going to keep thinking of more recommendations... ;)
To: RosieCotton
"She was beautiful, Sam - a beautiful person, and the best mother a gal could ask for."
I am touched. I think the same of mine.
To: RosieCotton
I like Alan Jackson, too, my daughter tells me the guy is 6'4". I like alot his song, "Drive."
To: RosieCotton
Another "O Brother" fan, I take it?Oh, yes! My current favorite Coen Brothers movie! :)
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