I adapted Golum's song about fish for when Bartleby would come in with wet feet.
I'd bellow FEET and he would flop over and stick his paws in the air.
While wiping each, I would sing,"juicy fish, good to eat, wipewipewipwwipe wipe the feet.
We would both giggle...in our own way.
I would also sing You Are My Sunshine to him a lot.
Cagney has no ear for music.
Yeah, remind me to stay off the internet tomorrow.
Miss Erzabet No Biting recognizes "Lovecats" by The Cure. If she hears it, she comes running up to me. I've trained her according to the Elder Goth Cabal!
There was an article on The Toast about changing Hamilton lyrics to add in "dog/puppy" or your dog's name. So for a while I would sing "Oh Kato, you outshine the morning sun" to him, but he wasn't very appreciative.
Any songs for Oz will be begging him to stop peeing on/in things which he's done three times this week. Or it will be a song about me murdering a cat.
Oh, look, you've caught up. Happy April 1, everyone. [link]
I do always get a kick out of Google's April Fools Day jokes, or when webcomics I read do something weird. And NPR usually brings their A game to April Fools Day. Beyond that...meh.
Two years ago, friends of ours really did elope on April 1, and when they posted on FB, no one believed them.
There was an article on The Toast about changing Hamilton lyrics to add in "dog/puppy" or your dog's name. So for a while I would sing "Oh Kato, you outshine the morning sun" to him, but he wasn't very appreciative.
I'm pretty sure LMM has said he wrote that song with his dog in mind (as he did not yet have a child).
NPR Classical Music's entry into the April Fools:
"We've always known Rachmaninoff's music was a force of nature," says Harbeson University professor of musicology Lilly Swift. "It appears now that in his circus work he also understood the nature of force."
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Edit: And it ends with a corker of a classical music pun.