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Why not be the 2014 Spotlight Dancer? It's not officially Monday here, either.
X-Mas Dolly chose moi, even though I didn't celebrate Christmas; but, I
did rock along with some fab holiday tunes. This week we have a double theme:
Great Tunes from 2013/New Year's music
or
Tunes about Time.
I guess being the spotlight dancer
means I have to follow this week's theme; so, the Disney spoof will have to wait until next time.
Let's turn the music on.
with
♩♬♪ Dance, Dance Fever - 2013 Rocked ♬♪♩
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Beth from GBE2 gave us the weekly blog topic of "Happy Endings," so I was thinking about how I could write about a happy end. I've always heard about the happiest of end names around: Gladys, which means "Happy Butt?"
Then my daughter talked about someone having a "bubble butt" that popped. How could a bubble butt pop? Is that one of those silicon butt jobs that leaks with age? I don't know about bubble butts, but I have seen a "booty do." That's when someone's stomach sticks out more than their booty do.
Anyway, my kids said I can't write about "Happy Endings" because it's inappropriate, dirty, and gross.
"What's wrong with the theme Happy Endings?" I asked.
Since I couldn't get an answer, I looked it up in Urban Dictionary. They were right.