A Canadian in Ireland

Avast! Belay yer normal jabberin' and prepare to talk like a pirate.

And before you go sayin'

but I'm just a landlocked lubber

so was I, that's no excuse.



For the phone surfers

Have you ever heard the term earworm? That's what you call a song that gets stuck in your head.

But what about a song that that you listened to perhaps a bit obsessively but then completely forgot?

I was listening to the radio the other day and out of the blue they played this.



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NOW I've got an earworm.

Thanks for passing this on to me Leazz

I hope you were all good little boys and girls and Santa brought you what you wanted. He did for me.

A bit surprising that he came at all. We were a bit naughty and only got our decorating done yesterday. Still, I think it turned out rather well.





Last year I posted some seasonal songs which people seemed to enjoy. Again, I'm late, but better late than never.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsUxCrS92tw



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojkWTseLkq0



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L6_wmwQ4Wg

So enjoy the rest of the day. I'm looking forward to a quiet evening in with a couple of Christmas specials.


Le gach dea-ghui i gcomhair na nollag agus na h-ath bhliana!

With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year!

14 - Todd Butler - The Saskatchewan Song.m4a

You have to listen to this.

My cousin Alan and his family, visiting from BC, introduced me to this song by Todd Butler



I laughed so hard I didn't know if I'd shit or go blind.

They've been playing this on the radio alot lately. I wonder why.

I really like Mundy. His songs just make me feel good. Light and bouncy and with a bit of humor.

Here a couple more of my favorite Mundy tunes.

Galway Girl

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