#SOL18 Day 11
Feelings that come back are feelings that never went away. ~ Anonymous
I am celebrating the big 6-0 in October. I can’t believe it! Well these days I can believe it because my body is always coming up with a new ache, or pain, or aliment to entertain me. Sometimes I walk into a room and I forget why. If someone interrupts me mid-thought, that thought could be lost forever or until I remember it at a much later – totally unrelated time.
But tonight I was a time traveler. As I sat in the audience and the Spinners took the stage I was transported back to the 1970s. I was in high school again – reliving when I first met Chuck at age 15. I don’t think I can remember what I had for lunch yesterday, but I could sing along with some of my favorite oldies almost word for word.
Could It Be I’m Falling in Love
I’ll Be Around
Cupid
It’s a Shame
Rubberband Man
One of a Kind (Love Affair)
There is only one original Spinner still remaining. Henry Fambrough is 80 years old and moving much better than me I might add. The Motown swag and style remains. The choreographed moves and the soulful harmonies brought me back to a time when life was uncomplicated. When falling in love was simple and staying in love was expected.
For an hour and 15 minutes I tapped, and clapped, and sang along. I almost completely forgot about my aches and pains. You see – inside this almost 60 year old body lives the heart and soul of a teenage girl.
Wonderful slice! I especially liked your line: When falling I love was simple and staying in love was expected.
Thnaks for the trip back in time.
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Isn’t it great to feel like a teenager again (but without the teen angst)?
You reminisce and bring the reader along with you. Those of us “of a certain age” an relate to the aches and pains, the memory lapses, and the joy of remembering simpler times. I enjoyed reading your slice today.
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Your title drew me in, your story kept me reading. Music can quickly transport us back to our youth. My husband only listens to music from the 60s. Fun slice.
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That sounds like a lot of fun! I’m glad you were able to time travel and relive your teenage years!
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Oh, Rita, sounds like so much fun! I love the title for this piece and could fully empathize. Thanks for including the list of ongs. I found myself starting to hum!
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