Not sure putting your right foot in counts as a step

I've lived my entire life in The Evergray State...more and more the weather and politics are wearing on me, but I'm sure this is where I'll die. By the way, I forgot to mention your Proclaimers reply was awesome :)

Dorothy returns from "oz". ;-)
Thanks, the pretenders song put me in mind of a certain someone. But that's another story for another day. ;-)

The Quarrymen! Crazy Christmas...how about you? :)

Very chill. The way I like it. ;-). Have not heard of Quarrymen.

The Quarrymen was an English skiffle group founded by John Lennon that brought in Paul McCartney and then George Harrison and ultimately became Johnny And The Moondogs (oh, and The Beatles)

That is fun info. I Iike'd ringo's baritone the best. I think I saw him once at the Tucson gem and mineral show (in a restaurant). He just had that presence.

I saw Paul in The Kingdome in 1990. Great show...heard his latest at Safeco Field was awesome, sorry I missed it

True story? Or am I just not getting the reference (again) LOL

No, it's an obscure reference to a Pretenders Christmas song, actually one of my favorite Christmas songs. I thought twice about using it, but I like the song so much. You might want to listen to it :)

I did thanks and it's a very evocative song. Love Pretenders! Here's one of my favs it is very popular in jolly olde England!

Just did, great song! Can't believe I hadn't heard it before...I lead such a sheltered life. Are you in jolly Olde England?

Goode on you for needing it mate! ;-). Um no I wish I was in England! Or Vancouver. LOL. No I am in Oz, as in The mountains, not down under. I had just read that song was big big in Britain.

We're here a little northeast of Freeattle...I have family in Vancouver (and I'm pretty sure jolly olde England). Thanks for introducing me to "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday". Have an awesome Christmas!!! :)

So did you get to see it?! An splendiforous Christmas to you as well!

Actually did get to see it. A little north of the path of totality, but still impressive...how about you?

Also a partial. In 7 years another one going just south of here which I'd really like to see. Then move up your way. That's the plan anyway;-). I like it here but there's a strong draw to the NW for various reasons...