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A Bad Culinary Decision
A few days ago, on a whim, I bought a bag of Lay's Potato Chips in their new Chicken and Waffles flavor. I figured my kids (who love bot...
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Honestly, this is a post I never dreamed I'd write. My hands are shaky, and I'm frantically thinking through all the possible conseq...
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A few days ago, on a whim, I bought a bag of Lay's Potato Chips in their new Chicken and Waffles flavor. I figured my kids (who love bot... -
Barbara Poelle is a literary agent with the Irene Goodman Agency and is the person responsible for bringing us the delicious medieval roma...
Wow is right. That's just beautiful and very moving.
ReplyDelete*sighs happily* I love stuff like this, it gives me hope for the world.
ReplyDeleteKaty
Totally cool! Love that song too.
ReplyDeleteI've been to a few of those places, though there are six where I've stood right where they danced:
Plaza Mayor, Madrid, Spain
Eiffel Tower, Paris
Washington, DC
The gate in Seoul, SK
The cathedral in Cologne, Germany
The Demilitarized Zone, SK. He was dancing on the North Korean side of the treaty building.
Neat video! I wonder how long it took to make it.
Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI think the link on youtube said it was two years and 42 countries. Amazing. What an unforgettable experience!
I've been to the fountains in Atlanta, Georgia, Washington, D.C., and the Los Angeles location (with the pier in the background...use to work right there).
I heard a story about this guy on NPR a couple months-ish ago. It's very cool. Wonderful. Light-hearted, silly, valuable. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting about it!
:-)
Kris
CJ,
ReplyDeleteI love the music, I love the happy feeling this evokes, I love the guy's ability to look at all the adversity in the world and STILL DANCE!
Wow!
:-)
Pixie Cindy