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Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce

Moments To Remember - The Four Lads

Just In Time To See The Sun - Santana

Tie a Yellow Ribbon Around the Old Oak Tree - Tony Orlando

Goodbye My Love - Barry Manilow

It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - Andy Williams

Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight - Mississippi John Hurt

Oh, Lonesome Me - Don Gibson

Are You Lonesome Tonight - Elvis Presley

Sitting On The Front Porch Swing - Dolly Parton

Almost every day I have a bowl of cereal with vanilla soy milk. I vary the cereal weekly. Sometimes on weekends I may have scrambled eggs and toast. I only have coffee on weekends.

Let Me Go Lover - Joan Weber

Tortilla Flat, Cannery Row, and even Sweet Thursday are wonderful reads. Yes, they are light reads but there is great depth in the books. Even today when you visit the area of California where East of Eden and the 3 forementioned books took place you can envision what it was like many years ago. The Cannery today has many great restaurants to choose from. I visited the area 10+ years ago when we raced at Laguna Seca (btw, we finished 13th in a field of 43 drivers from the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand Back on subject, I strongly recommend Tortilla Flat, Cannery Row and Sweet Thursday (in that order). Of course though, I recommend all of Steinbeck's work as he is by far my favorite author.

yes, you are correct, it is between book 4 and 5, and it was my error. I am a little surprised that there has been little discussion of The Wind Through the Keyhole. I started reading the book and it is bringing back fond memories of why I thoroughly enjoyed the entire series. Unfortunately, I received a library book that I had on hold and have now temporarily stopped reading the King Book to read the Baldacci book. I am anxious to get back to King.

Yup, you hit it on the nose. however, people started using a word from the artist not too long after the first "thread" was started one million posts ago and it continued from there. Probably only Poppy and "quick-as-lightning" Sofia remember the first thread. Live Fast Love Hard Die Young - Faron Young

Light My Fire - The Doors

Way Down Yonder in New Orleans - Louis Armstrong

You Ain't Down Home - Jann Browne

Goin' Fishing - Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby (beautiful song)

We Built This City (On Rock and Roll) - Jefferson Starship

City Lights - Ray Price

There is only one proper response to that.... Brand New Key - Melanie (Well, I've Got a Brand New Pair of Roller Skates You've Got a Brand New Key)

You You You - Ames Brothers

Little Things Mean A Lot - Kitty Kallen

Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer - Frank Sinatra