What were we thinking? It had to be the drugs.
I give the music of the 80's, 90's and on a hard time but I must admit we did go wrong in the 70's occasionally. What were we thinking when we elevated these songs to "Hit" status?
I am so ashamed. Don't get me wrong, the 70's still has the best music by far but I must admit that it wasn't all great. Funny thing is I knew most of the words to these songs and was tapping my foot as they played today. I couldn't help myself. Ashamed, ashamed I say.
I even danced to "Play That Funky Music" in my office a few minutes ago.
Back in the day, I and some other guys from our church youth group learned an entire routine to the song and dressed in cheerleader costumes for a church Valentines day banquet. (At least that's what I think it was for...)
Guys dressed in drag dancing to Wild Cherry... I guess you could say we were a progressive Baptist church...
As far as the dancing today... I blame it on the mixture of antibiotics, Theraflu and cough medicine as I try to cure this latest case of Ebola I have contracted.
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