Well Sports Fans Super Bowl 50 has come and gone, and Pretty is happy that Peyton Manning is going out with a bang (or a Budweiser?) and the old woman Slow is glad that Amiga Kati popped the cork on the champagne she brought before the game started rather than afterwards. It was a long, very long night for Cam Newton and the Panther offensive line. Denver brought its Big Boy defense that dominated.
Sweet Lady Gaga.
No, seriously, Sweet Lady Gaga.
The Red Man mentioned last time that nothing topped the high drama of the Star-Spangled Banner and this time he nailed it. Not even Beyonce at halftime was as fabulous as Lady Gaga singing the National Anthem.
The Red Man even thought he heard Francis Scott Key rise up from the fireworks to say, Now that’s how it’s supposed to be sung! Rock on, Gaga.
Get me outta here Percy – I’ve got to switch gears to some other Ladies in a hurry – the Lady Gamecocks who are Number 2 in the nation are hosting UConn – Number 1 – tonight. All this Sports excitement is making me a doggie on the edge. Go, Lady Gamecocks! Beat the Huskies!
I keep telling Ma we’re missing a lot of fun by being a sport poor household, but it’s a wasted bark.
Sounds like the Casa rocked. 😀
Much love,
Pops and Company
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Slow and Pretty had been to a brunch out in the country earlier in the day, and they served mimosas with the food. Slow said she had to drink two to be polite.
When our friend came over to watch the Super Bowl with us, she brought a bottle of champagne to sip on during the game. Pretty doesn’t drink much ever, so again to be polite, Kati and Slow drank the entire bottle.
Please tell your Ma that sports can be loads of fun when loaded. Heh, heh.
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We will have to buy her a bottle of something to test your suggestion. 😀
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We highly recommend!! 🙂
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How sheltered we are over the pond!
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Sometimes that can be a good thing!! As my Dutch friend always says to me, the Americans know how to do a spectacle. 🙂
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I agree–Lady Gaga brought her A-game even if the Panthers didn’t:).
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Exactly right – lady Gaga brought her A-game. The Panthers surely left theirs in North Carolina somewhere.
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I actually cried a little during the musical events. The Lady Gaga can sing, I love her songs with Tony Bennett, too. The newer ones are marvelous and the montage of memories, with Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen were great! I was not going to root for any team but like the colors of the Panthers and think it was nice that Peyton got his time in the Sun. Adios, amigos! I have been blogging at the library and need some supper! Smiles, Robin xo
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The montage of memories was amazing!! What a remarkable 50 years of music happenings – a half century. Wow!!
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Nothing like the Stars spangled banner. I love each rendition
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The old woman Slow can be moved to tears with the Star-Spangled Banner regardless of who sings it!!
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