Its a small world after all.
Ita s small world after all.
Its a small world after all.
Its a small small world.
Now get THAT out of your head... LOL!
And I was actually there to hear it originally...
The weirdest thing about the trip to the 1964 New York Worlds Fair (I was 14) was that we stopped to have lunch at some exhibit (I want to say "Wisconsin" but don't hold me to it) and there, just several places down these long tables, by utter coincidence, were our neighbors from up the street..
It WAS a small world after all. According to a display, there were only 175 million Americans at the time. If I recall correctly (but then, I WAS only 14 and memory is tricky).
And I'm STILL trying to decide whether to keep the artificial tree or buy a real one...
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OMG, did my mom see you there? She went to the '64 World's Fair too! (As well as the one in Montreal in '67. You know, long before you needed a passport to do that.)
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