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Twist and Shout

It's Wednesday!  Poor Wednesday, it gets such a bad rap.  I say we change the face of Wednesday and twist and shout our way through it!  It doesn't have to be hard to get through Wednesday, it can be fun!  Take Ferris Buller's example, he has fun getting through his days!! :) 

I love the Beatles, love them!  And it's about time I put them up on this blog.  There will be more of them to come.  :)  The Beatles were the original boy band and better than any boy band that has come since them.  They changed the face of music and the face of their generation.  My Dad's parents didn't like him listening to "that rock and roll" but he loved them and listened to them!  I mean for heaven's sake the Beatles had, GASP, long hair... :)  No really that was one of the complaints of parents back then.  Haha, if only they knew what was coming! :) 

Have a great Wednesday everyone! 

Twist and Shout (the ORIGINAL video from the Beatles!)
Twist and Shout (from Ferris Buller's Day Off, seriously one of the best movies EVER!!)

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