Potpourri: He told him for to take it to the man up in the moon

Ah, about two nights ago, I was still in Long Island, sitting, playing around, having dessert. It was 9:00 or so. Then we started to here bangs and exploding noises: fireworks. Must have been for Labor Day. We rushed outside, into the still black night, and gazed upwards. There was the most amazing show of fireworks as one after another shape rose and fell--tri-color balls, golden chandeliers, fireworks with rings around them, smiley faces, stars. . .

It was beautiful and I hadn't seen them in years since my camp doesn't do them. I tried to capture some of the best of it, so here it is:

Title Quote: Folk Song, The Cat Came Back [animation]

What are these titles going on about?

People new to this blog, or maybe even old-timers from the beginning who just haven't gotten around to asking the question, may just be wondering: What in the world are Lola's titles of her posts about and what do they mean? Well let me explain. I don't write the titles myself, nor do they always mean anything, or correspond to the post. Each title is lyrics from a song, and I never repeat a song (though I do repeat artists). I began the titles as songs as a way to get a song out of my head, because they are often stuck in there, but now it's just whatever I'm listening to or something I know has creative lyrics. At the bottom of each post, in very small letters, I give credit to the artist, and name the song quoted. The song is often underlined, and that means that if you click on it, it will link you to a website, usually youtube, where you can listen to the song quoted. Hope you enjoy!