Fandango’s word for today is PARODY
A song from long, long ago popped into my mind this morning. The human brain is constantly storing more data-bits and when you get past sixty there’s an incredible info-cyclone swirling around up there. You may not find the name or detail you’re specifically looking for, but all kinds of other things pop up.
The song I thought of, sung by Paul Peterson in 1962, was a parody, or spoof, on what all a woman carries in her purse. As the story goes, this fellow drives his girl home after a date and walks her to the door, hoping for a good-night kiss. (Oh, for those innocent songs again!)
But he has a long wait ahead.
“She says just a moment please. I can’t find my keys.”
So she opens her purse and proceeds to pull out all manner of things, while he laments, “But I’m standin’ here waitin’ for a goodnight kiss,
’cause she can’t find her keys.”
Now here’s your question, old time trivia fans with good memories —and NO Googling:
Can you name three things she pulled out of her purse while she was hunting for her keys?
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No, but that sounds fun and I’m going to Google/YouTube it when I get home!
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It was an interesting song. We ladies are notorious for what all we conceal in our purses. 🙂
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I don’t even remember the song, much less what she had in her purse. YouTube/Google time for me too. 🙂
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Well, I guess that song made more of an impact on me than on any of my readers. 🙂
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