You think I'd crumble
You think I'd lay down and die
Oh no, not I
I will survive
as long as I know how to love
I know I’ll stay alive
I've got all my life to live
I've got all my love to give
and I'll survive
I will survive
You think I'd lay down and die
Oh no, not I
I will survive
as long as I know how to love
I know I’ll stay alive
I've got all my life to live
I've got all my love to give
and I'll survive
I will survive
Gloria Gaynor
Roger and I were much too invested in rock and roll to give in to the lure of disco. What happened to us, have we gotten so old that we’ve lost our cool? It doesn’t matter anymore. Try to maintain a scowl when you hear this Gloria Gaynor song – the number one hit from 1979. It can’t be done.
Everything is going well, but time is beginning to drag. We wait while the days pass, for Roger’s blood counts, appetite and energy to increase.
In the mean time we dance – in a modified way – to songs with a good beat and lyrics that make us smile.
The vision of you & Roger dancing brings a smile to this face! The waiting and anticipation must be murderous. But well worth the good news you've been getting.
ReplyDeleteAs for the disco...I'm afraid I am one of those who could listen to this song and maintain a scowl (or grimace!). Actually, I'd probably have to change the channel...
Yes, boring sucks-- but it's exactly what we want to read about on your blog. No excitement, please.
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Okay, we'll try to maintain the boredom. Please forgive our disco and don't change the channel!
ReplyDeleteLove that song!! I still sing it LOUD with the kids. :) I remember roller skating to it as a child.
ReplyDeleteCome on Roger....get that appetite/energy back!! The blood count will also take time, but your body is doing great.
We love you and think of you every day!
Love,
Casey, Denise, Kylee and Connor
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