Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Groovy


I received a brochure in the mail from the local colleges' Cultural Center advertising the upcoming programs. It seems the focus for the next few months is The Sixties. From Martin Luther King to Elvis to JFK assaination and much more. They are offering lots of free programs for adults and a couple for kids. I was telling Randy I would love to go to the JFK conspiracy one as it really fascinates me and I LOVE a good conspiracy theory. He told me I would get black listed if I went, LOL!! What does that even mean? Does the CIA really waste time following stay at home moms who go to free events about the JFK assaination? Maybe it's more like double secret probation. Anyway I still want to go, maybe I'll register under an alias.


As I was looking through the flyer I saw a cool kids program featuring the music of the 60s and then the kids get to create their own 60s album cover. Anna came into the room and I read to her about what the program consisted of. I asked her if that sounded fun to her and she said yes. She added she would LOVE to make her own album cover. She then paused for a moment looked at me puzzled and said" What's an album?" LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After we stopped laughing we explained about how people use to listen to music in the olden days, HAHA. I even had an album to show her. She was amazed people actually used those things and said she likes DVDs better. I'm sure she'll learn more about them in history class one day. Ahhhh to be 5 again.

2 comments:

Unknown said...

1) When is the JFK thing? Maybe I'll go with you!!

2) it's funny isn't it? What they don't know of. Although I don't remember life without a computer...so what does that say?

Anonymous said...

Sounds like some great stuff. Dad and I have several albums, I would love to have a record player to listen to them. As for the JFK conspiracy, that would be very interesting, I truly believe the Mob was involved with his and his brothers death. Enjoy what ever you go to see. Love Mom K.