ABBA=EVIL

[rebeccmeister]

Yesterday I accidentally listened to Dancing Queen. The last time I listened to it, it was stuck in my head. For TWO STRAIGHT WEEKS. I woke up singing it again. It's such an irritating song to have stuck in my head.

Yesterday I hung up a picture and a small mirror in a corner that had been lacking decoration. It might be overdecorated now. The picture is a painting of an old man reading a book that I painted a while ago. It's an odd, strangely compelling work. He has a very small kitten sitting in his lap. He's smiling a little bit, suggesting that he's reading something funny or naughty. The mirror is on the wall perpendicular to the painting. I can see the man's reflection in the mirror from where I'm sitting at my desk.

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I <3 ABBA

[zoobar.livejournal.com]

I am absolutely, positively, completely enamored with ABAA. Apparently I developed this infatuation as a small child (or so my mother tells me). I have a terribly nasty habit of turning it up really loud and singing along to all those cheesy lyrics.

However, once while still in grad school I blew off some steam by keeping the sound lower and singing with all my heart. Little did I know I had left some windows open. All my neighbors started to refer to me as ABBA.

I'm so cool.
;)

[crume.livejournal.com]

I've had a strange brew of songs stuck in my head the past few weeks. Up until about Monday of last week I had the song "El Sirenito" stuck in my head for something like three weeks. Then, suddenly, last Monday or so, I had the score of the HMS Pinafore in my head. Then my friend gave me Julieta Venegas' newest CD, and that's been in my head since Friday, but at least I have the CD and thus an excuse to be humming it.

[earthlingmike.livejournal.com]

Wow, I've never had that kind of trouble with songs getting stuck in my head. I can just change the song stuck in my head by listening to a new song.