24th Jan 2014: He’s got the whole world in his hands
One of the outcomes of today’s exclusive Music + Football Club.
I know – it’s worth a recording deal, right?!!!!
Next week we’re moving on to Kumbaya! Any requests?!
This is day 24 of a Post-a-Healthy-Picture 30 day challenge.
Boy: I remembered one of the other songs we sang in the playground today – not Over The Rainbow or Doe a Deer. I don’t know what it’s called though – shall I sing it to you?
Mum: Yes, go on!
Boy: [sings]
Every day, we learn and play,
Finding ways to get along,
Finding out what life’s about,
Everybody moving on!
That’s all I can remember.
Son: It’s sunny! And I know why it’s sunny. In singing assembly yesterday we sang the Spring Song, because it wasn’t quite ready and we has to help it. That’s why it’s sunny today!
Santa’s got his hat on – hip hip hip hip hooray!
He’s singing Santa Claus is Coming to Town and Jingle Bells, just for a bit of Christmas cheer!
From Becky and Dylan.
D: [singing]
Hey, I just met you
And this is crazy
But here’s my number
So call me maybe?
And all the other boys
Try to chase me – not ‘cake’ me, not splat some cake in her face!
Me: We can play that song in the car if you like – I downloaded it.
D: What’s ‘downloaded’?
Me: On the Internet. You click on a file that you want, like this song, and then it sends that file to your computer or phone – after you’ve paid for it.
D: How can you pay for it on your phone? Is there a little hole where you can put your money in?
Me: No. You know what banks are – where people keep their money?
D: Yes.
Me: Well, after you’ve clicked on the things you want to buy, the website says “We’re going to take this much money out of your bank account – is that OK?” And then you say “yes” and you’ve bought it.
D: How can they know that you’ve said “yes” – can they hear you?
Me: No – it’s a button that you click on – “yes” or “no”.
D: I’ve got that on my iPad [innotab]!!! Sometimes, when I ask for a new page it says “Are you sure? If you have a new page you will lose your art.” And I press on “yes”, because I think it’s really rubbish. Not all the time though. Same sort of message though, isn’t it? Lots of things use it.
Me: Yes – it’s an “are you sure?” question.
D: You know when they say “We’ve all got bruises” on the radio?
Me: You mean the song?
D: Yes. Well, not everybody gets bruises DO they?
Me: Yes, everybody gets bruises – you’d have to be a robot not to bruise.
D: What – everybody? Even God?
Me: Umm… Yes, I think he probably does.
D: But that’s IMPOSSIBLE! Everybody can’t get bruises on the same day – I’ve checked and I haven’t got any bruises. So it means one day everyone has them, the next day they don’t have them, the next day they do have them…
Me: I don’t think the song means that everybody gets a bruise on the same day – I think it just means that we can all get bruised… On different days.
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