What's your happy tune?
Yesterday was really rainy and crappy (clogged gutters driving water into my house was not pleasant), and the forecast of a cold wet weekend had put me in a bit of a down mood. At lunchtime today, the clouds parted and it was sunny and warmish for my walk to Intelligentsia. I picked up a pound of the Finca Matalapa El Salvador and an espresso (HA! it's still sort of a coffee blog). Mood much brightened, I realized as I walked back to my office I was whistling a happy tune. To my embarrasment, my happy tune is the theme from the A-Team! Whenever I find myself humming or whistling absentmindedly that is the song. I never think about the actual show (no on purpose, anyway). Does this happen to anyone else?
I suppose it could be worse, it could have been the theme from Megaforce.
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Today's brief sunny morning sure brightened my mood as well. No espresso, and no tunes. Just get to see the blue sky is good enough..
Sometimes while walking I too find myself whistling the A-team theme song mike. Only I really get into it and imagine jumping into that speeding black van with Mr. T at the wheel and face holding me in by one arm as an oil refinery blows up behind me... at this point I usually walk into a telephone pole or fire hydrant, rudely waking me from my day dream. It is certainly a catchy tune all the same.
When walking many city blocks, I often find myself reciting the alphabet backwards, one letter to each step. This habit started in 1993 when I thought it might be a useful skill if I was ever asked to say the alphabet backwards by a police officer. I could repeat it quickly and without effort.
michael- your fantasy reveals that you identify with either Hannibal or howlin' mad Murdock.hmmm.. telling
I definitely identified with Murdock.
phil, I couldn't do the alphabet backwards without singing the song in my head about 25 times. I would probably fall into the trap and say "officer, I couldn't do that even if I weren't drunk right now!
steve- today (Sun) I am just chanting, "spring will be here soon, spring will be here soon"
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