First Kiss
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Kitchen table
Coffee.
The bantam cockerel is noisy next door which is strange as it’s 10.30.
I’m planning my cooking for the weekend as I’m working both da...
13 hours ago
A diverse offering twixt the interesting, the unusual, and the amusing.
I thought he looked a bit like George Formby. He certainly doesn't sing like him. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness only their looks were similar.
DeleteVery Gallic. My mother had a record of him singing "La Mer".
ReplyDeleteHe wrote several real 'classics'; La Mer is one of them.
DeleteThe first film on my new phone. It works. And a French lesson thrown in. I dont think I'll be humming it all day though. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteListen to it again; then you will.
DeleteJe l'adore! It's so typically French! Thank you for brightening up my morning.
ReplyDeleteGlad to be of service, Tiddles.
DeleteThanks for the warning, Cro. The last thing I need right now is an earworm.
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Again, glad to be of service.
DeleteNever has my morning cup of tea felt so sophisticated.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds perfect.
DeleteCharles Trenet - can you imagine I discovered him through our son? Such a sunny voice, tender and optimistic. Love his songs!
ReplyDeleteMe too, Brigitta, but I haven't listened to him for a while. This one has to be my favourite.
DeleteStill prefer Piaf Cro.
ReplyDeleteI love Piaf too.
DeleteVoulez vous danser avec moi? :)
ReplyDeleteFranklin and I want to learn the lyrics so we can wander the neighborhood, singing in French. People already stare at us. I might as well give them a real reason to stare.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie