All Aboard the Meme Express – Monday, May 4, 2009
On May 4, 1964, Louis Armstrong capped the record charts with “Hello Dolly.” Written by Jerry Herman, the title song of the hit Broadway musical (Hello Dolly) became a signature song for Armstrong, who was fondly known as Satchmo.
Armstrong also paired with singer Barbra Streisand to record a popular cover of the song, “Hello Dolly,” appearing with Babs in the 1969 film version. Here are Louis Armstrong and Barbra Streisand, performing “Hello Dolly” in the motion picture:
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Today’s Meme Express prompt is twofold:
hello
dolly
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Throughout 2009, please join us at The Heart of a Ready Writer, a Bible reading and devotional blog, as we read through the entire Bible in chronological order.
Raggedy Ann Halloween Costume
ReplyDeletePreschoolers to post-grads, girls love to dress up as Raggedy Ann for Halloween trick-or-treating. Costume shops offer Raggedy Ann suits, but you can also easily create your own rag doll disguise without sewing.
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/1107897/raggedy_ann_halloween_costume.html
Raggedy Ann and Andy Halloween Costuming Clues
ReplyDeleteRaggedy Ann and Andy are popular trick-or-treating costume choices. Adults and children enjoy dressing up as rag dolls for Halloween parties, costume events and trick-or-treating. How can you make your own Raggedy Ann and Andy costumes for Halloween?
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/1107681/raggedy_ann_and_andy_halloween_costuming.html
Product Review: Barbie Dolls
ReplyDeleteThe perennially popular Mattel doll, Barbie is the ultimate overachiever, with her perfect physique and her endless professional talents. Now approaching 50, is Barbie a constructive plaything, educational toy, and positive imaginary role model for girls?
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/344167/product_review_barbie_dolls.html
EASY PLAY DOUGH RECIPES
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ReplyDeleteOnce again, a great meme.
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