@pcolli “Lazy day, Sunday afternoon, like to put my feet up, watch t.v. Sunday roast is something good to eat. Must be lamb today, ’cause beef was last week.” Moody Blues
@Sarah413: Great song, as were most – if not all, Kink’s songs! @pcolli: Same for the Small Faces/Faces (R.I.P. Ronnie Lane & Steve Marriott!)
“I go out to work on Monday morningTuesday I go off to honeymoonI’ll be back again before it’s time for sunnydownI’ll be lazing on a Sunday afternoon”- Queen
Lazybones,Sleeping in the shade.How do you expectTo get your cornmeal made?You’ll never get your cornmeal made,Sleeping in the noonday shade.-Johnny Mercer(Lyrics)/Hoagy Carmichael(Music) and recorded by Paul Robeson, The Mills Brothers, Leon Redbone, Harry Connick Jr. and many others.
Mad-ge Dish Soap almost 11 years ago
Hammocks are on the goal posts for napping.
Sisyphos almost 11 years ago
Okay, so maybe Gary is just a little overweight. Let him rest in piece (not pieces), Leopold!
Coyoty Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Gary’s always dropping off.
davidf42 almost 11 years ago
Don’t let him sleep till dawn.
sarah413 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
“Lazin’ on a sunny afternoon. In the summertime. In the summertime” One of the most under appreciated Kinks songs, ever.
sarah413 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
@pcolli “Lazy day, Sunday afternoon, like to put my feet up, watch t.v. Sunday roast is something good to eat. Must be lamb today, ’cause beef was last week.” Moody Blues
cinderellaman almost 11 years ago
@Sarah413: Great song, as were most – if not all, Kink’s songs! @pcolli: Same for the Small Faces/Faces (R.I.P. Ronnie Lane & Steve Marriott!)
“I go out to work on Monday morningTuesday I go off to honeymoonI’ll be back again before it’s time for sunnydownI’ll be lazing on a Sunday afternoon”- Queen
JR6019 almost 11 years ago
Lazybones,Sleeping in the shade.How do you expectTo get your cornmeal made?You’ll never get your cornmeal made,Sleeping in the noonday shade.-Johnny Mercer(Lyrics)/Hoagy Carmichael(Music) and recorded by Paul Robeson, The Mills Brothers, Leon Redbone, Harry Connick Jr. and many others.