Blue Daisy

Wednesday, Jul. 02, 2008 - 2:09 a.m.

I found a pictorial over in the Seattle PI showing this year's Miss Universe contestants in swimwear.

They are all gorgeous of course, but if you'll take the time for a good long hard look, ahem, you'll notice a trend.

Only about three of them are blonde.

Yay for brunettes! Nummy nums!

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My singing voice is going to be a part of Orange County Public Access television for some time to come.

About a year or so ago, I recorded a song to the tune of 'Turkey In The Straw', with words inviting viewers to become part of the programming, which was to be set to a dancing blue daisy.

A little while ago, Dave and I went over to Bob Chance's place to finally see what's been done, and I also received a DVD of it.

Obviously, this is not exactly on par with the Wilhelm Scream, but it was a fun project to be a part of.

Special thanks to Dave for the screen capture.

So, if you're in Orange County, California, and you are tuned in to the correct channel at the right time -- in Anaheim, that would be channel 97 -- you'll see the Blue Daisy, and you'll hear Yours Truly.

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Nothing else to report. I head back to San Francisco tomorrow night.

Have a good Wednesday.

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2 of my readers commented on this entry

art from the library - 2008-07-02 16:13:31
awww you make a cutie lil blue daisy!!!
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requiel - 2008-07-02 16:33:28
Hey, there is nothing wrong with being blonde. :( Besides after about contestant 30 they started looking alike. What's with the no smiling pouty look? Miss USA is smiling! There were a few even scowling, they looked scary. I wanna hear the blue daisy with your voice!!
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