Re: Re: A suggestion for Adam

January 29, 2006

As I mentioned in the other email Jodi, you will have to tell me who sings it

and I shall " download " it, now that I am a downloading star!!! LOL I really love

those lyrics. What a great message. Makes you wonder what the person who wrote

that song experienced in his/her life!

Now that I know how to download I was thinking of going out and getting myself

an MP3 player. I would never get an IPOD at those prices! Stupid me, I got Adam

to initially download Rasputin and I gave him a blank CD to transfer it to. And

he kept saying 'MOM!!!! " (as if I have 5 heads!!) " you can't use a whole CD for

ONE song " And I said " I don't care I want this song on CD " . So he got it on

there for me. After that he put the music site on my computer upstairs and

that's when I started downloading every single song I ever wanted to hear and

now they are all STUCK on that computer because I have no more blank CDs. That's

where the crazy singing came from, as each song downloaded onto the computer I

would listen to it with the headphones and sing away!!! Another great one,

besides Rasputin is " Dancing in the Streets " but that's the Mick Jagger/

Bowie version from the first LiveAid concert!! Oh brother!

So I thought I would get an MP3 for when the weather gets better and I can

start walking again!

Deb

Jodi Zwain wrote:

My kids hate my singing, too. As if they are super stars

themselves. Ha! I don't download, though. I have no idea of how

to do it and I just use the old fashioned CDs. They think I am

crazy and that I should get my own iPod. Yea, right. Not at $300 I

won't. They bought their own.

Max has all songs from scary movies. He is so into horror flicks.

Yuck. I've seen only two movies with him in a year: March of the

Penguins and Chronicles of Narnia. Besides the fact that I always

fall asleep, our interests are just not the same.

Oh, there is one song that is not a horror song: I Hope You Dance.

Have you ever listened to the words of that song? It is the BEST

for our kids, EVER!!!! I read the words to that song at Max's bar

mitzvah. I struggled with the right words to say for my speech to

him and that song came on the radio. I looked at Amazon.com, saw

the CD came with a book, and bought a copy for Max, which I

presented to him, also. There was not a dry eye in the house (or

synagogue, I should say).

Jodi Z

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