Music Monday

I had a fantastic breakfast with some of my Bay Area peeps yesterday. Thanks, gals, for a wonderful morning!

So in honor of them, who else am I going to do a Music Monday with other than the Bay Area's own Journey? And because all of their videos are unable to be embedded, I've got this one, which is actually MORE fun to watch, I think. It's a frame-by-frame reconstruction of the original video "Separate Ways."

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Autumn's Mom said…
That was great! The keyboardist in the beginning looks like a cat digging in a litter box. ha

Thanks so much for driving to have breakfast with us. We had such a great weekend. Fingers crossed for the end of the month ;)
10:37 AM
J said…
Thanks for the shout out on the visit...we had a lovely time at breakfast, and it was so wonderful of you to come so far to meet us. We saw no whales, but we did see some dolphins! Very cool.

Regarding the video, that's wild...they do look like they're having fun!
11:37 AM
Cherry said…
Ha! This video is totally great!

Thank you for getting up really early after your BIRTHDAY celebration. It was such a treat to meet you in person. I admit as soon as I saw you, I saw that little girl with the curly pig tails we have come to know so well.

Hope you had a lovely rest of your day!
6:07 PM
dgm said…
It was your birthday and you didn't tell us? Hope it was happy! That video clip never fails to amuse me. Ah, Journey...
6:18 PM
Gina said…
Cherry, I'm not sure if I should be flattered that you saw the little girl with pigtails or not! :)

And dgm, I had an utterly fantastic birthday three-day weekend!
11:03 PM
J said…
Gina, I posted pics of our trip on my blog, and everyone wants to know, "Where are the pictures of Gina?" I thought of taking some, but since you don't put pictures on your blog, I figured you wouldn't want them out there elsewhere either. So you stay mysterious!
7:30 AM
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