Whistle a Happy Tune

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From my rotten mood of last week, I have done a complete 180 and am feeling great about everything. So good that I have been singing this song all day, hope it reminds you to be happy! I think everyone needs to sing this song at least once a day.




No matter how bad life seems, at least you are not being crucified. If you are being crucified, please remember the words of Monty Python, it will help you hang in there, haha.

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JJ said…
I do love that scene. And I truly whistled along, while scooping up the kits to put them in their room for the night, and wondering idly why both of their paws were so wet, and while I walked in socked feet into the huge puddle that had formed when they dumped over their fresh water bowl.

At least they haven't crucified me (yet).

Glad to hear that your mood has been brightened - we all go through the poopy times now and then!

:)
December 12, 2007 at 11:54 PM
CancunCanuck said…
Oy kitties, always making a mess! I am jealous of your kitten messes, I want one! A kitten that is, not a mess. And yes, I read about your "poopy" times, haha, glad mine went quickly.
December 13, 2007 at 10:03 AM
Brice said…
Awww, thanks! I just watched this,and it totally brightened me.
Now I remember why I got my Python tattoo.
:)
December 14, 2007 at 7:22 AM
CancunCanuck said…
Brice, glad it could brighten your day. Ok, remind me, where and what is your Python tattoo?? I remember lots about your body, but not that one specifically, heehee.....
December 14, 2007 at 12:32 PM
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