I visited my sister's blog last night and found that she had put music on her blog. While I wasn't surprised that she had music now; since her daughter, Maggie, had recently added music to her blog, I was surprised at the song she had playing. It was the theme music to the TV show Rawhide, a real "blast from the past" kind of song.
When I was growing up, our family owned a riding stable and my dad was western through and through. Our lives revolved around the horses and the farm and any TV shows that we watched at night were usually western shows. So when I heard that song playing, memories of my childhood came flooding in.
My two older sisters had this little conversation going on for awhile about the words to the song; trying to remember what they were exactly. Finally, one of them found the song and wrote down the words. They had better memories of this show than I did and they were excited about reliving it some. While I don't remember the show that much the music is definitely in my brain. We would often play around singing parts of that song while we were herding the horses in from a field or getting ready to head out on the trail with some riders.
I told my oldest daughter, Breezy, that to me Rawhide was like our "classical music". Something like that was always playing in the background.
Emily, I guess you could call it our "soundtrack".
Thanks for the comment! Yes, her room was adorable!
Rawhide is one of my favorite songs, and Mom even rented a few episodes from the original TV shows. I think I am slowly turning into Mom. :) Now instead of Hans Zimmer, I am thinking about Rawhide and a few oldies songs like Young Love by Sonny James, and Marty Robbins...wait I AM turning into Mom. But that's not bad...she has good taste:)
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And that is one of my favorite pictures of Grandpa. I adore it!
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What a great photo! Sweet memories, too. I love that song. Can't say I remember watching the show much though. So, did you have your own horse growing up? Do you still ride?
Jenn
Hello there. I stopped by her site after this post. What a fun song to have on a blog. :) Hee Hee!
I am taking a sort break from the kitchen while I wait for the canner to boil. I am so thankful for the abundance of food that has been pouring in over the last week. :)
Looking forward to seeing you Sunday!
Love. Marie :)
Hi! I am a homeschooling mom in Indiana, too, and my 3 daughters and I just recently discovered your daughters' and your blogs! They are wonderful. I feel inspired : ) My girls (3, 6 & 8) seem to have an artistic streak in them, and I was wondering if you could give me some advice on how to help them develop their skills. Your daughters are such beautiful artists, and I would love to see my daughters grow up to be like they are. Thank you and God bless you!
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