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En valentine till alla er som läser min blogg....


Och en särskild en til min Murmel-sköldis....för att han är så underbar...



Om ni undrar varför jag älskar min Murmel-sköldis....kolla länken!!
Soooo cute....

http://share.ilovevideoz.com/media/playvideo.aspx?f=flash7&cid=0AC1DB1978C4446F81845CA547525B1D

Jag bet et  skal av min tand här om dagen....så i dag var tvungen att gå till tandläkarn ...
Gaaaaaaaaah!!!   Jag är jätterädd honom !
Jag...som är van vid att dom håller på och plågar mig jämnt med sprutor och dren ...
jag är skiträdd för tandläkarn....pinsamt...

Aja...jag övelevde den här gången med...så nu är jag jätteglad och lettad ...lol
Jag tyckte att jag borde fått välja en leksak från hans låda nu ....bara för att
jag varit så duktig....men det vågade jag inte säga...

Istället gick  jag innom leksaksaffären och köpte såpbubblor...lol
det tycker både Ola och jag är roligt ...



Här kommer filmen om Karius och baktus...
när jag va liten önskade jag att dom skulle bygga hus i min munn
istället før hos den där dumma Jens! 

Snacka om missuppfattad moral....=D



Part 1:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=z4hNscnj1-I&mode=related&search=

Part 2:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=c1YTp3_bJI8&mode=related&search=

Lyssna til Oles syn på saken...lol
http://youtube.com/watch?v=tV2C551Ta-U

Janis Ian burst onto the music scene in 1965 when, at the age of fourteen, she wrote and recorded ‘Society’s Child’, a controversial song about an interracial teen couple and the social pressure to end their relationship. After a couple of years she dropped out of the limelight and focused on writing poetry and more songs. In 1971 he career resumed when her gorgeous song ‘Jesse’ became a hit for Roberta Flack. The following year she began recording again and in 1975 she hit gold with the fragile anthem ‘At 17’. The album Between the Lines went to No. 1 and she received two Grammy Awards, including Best Pop Female Vocalist. Ms. Ian recorded five more albums and then in 1982 abandoned her lucrative Columbia Records contract.
     For the next couple of years she unwound from eleven solid years of touring and recording with dance lessons and theatre lessons from Stella Adler. Then in the mid-1980s everything fell apart. She ended an abusive six-year marriage, endured emergency intestinal surgery, suffered a family loss, and lost everything in an IRS nightmare of gross financial business mismanagement. In 1988 she moved to Nashville. Here she worked to establish herself as a premiere songwriter. Since then such diverse artists as Kathy Mattea, Bette Midler, Nanci Griffith, and Amy Grant have recorded her works.
     Janis Ian has been out of the closet to her family and within the industry for years. But in 1993 she chose to come out publicly as a lesbian amidst the publicity of Breaking Silence, her first album in twelve years. Much of the reason for the album’s delay was because the music industry considered Janis Ian ‘unbankable’. Finally in frustration, she was forced to mortgage her house to record Breaking Silence. The album received wonderful reviews nationwide. Her lyrics pull no punches. The issues covered in this collection include incest, abuse, and the Holocaust. It is an exceptional work by an artist at the top of her game, perhaps because for the very first time Janis Ian doesn’t have to compromise the content of her work to please and placate record executives.
     Today Janis Ian still lives in Nashville with her partner of four years and two dogs.