Day 262
“Something wicked this way went.”
My first foray into classical music, classic literature, and crooner music came from the cartoons of my childhood.
Okay, some of it might have been twisted, but at least the writers did delve into those areas. Here’s a classic. It’s long, but at least watch the opening credits – they are a hoot!
EDIT: Thanks, Dan for catching my before coffee slip on my blog. The following video is the one I meant to share!
Nice to know my Saturdays were somewhat educational.
Thank you Linda Hill for the opportunity. Stroll over to Linda’s blog to see what it’s all about.
Congratulations to Laura for winning the ‘Battle of the Badges’.
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You can’t beat the old cartoons. Except for ‘Stewie’ of course. He’s great!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Pete, I confess I am not up in any cartoons after my children were kids which was 40 years ago. I know who Stewie is but that’s as far as it goes.
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I am still hot for the original Tom & Jerry, as well as Wily Coyote! 🙂 x
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Less talk more action. 😂
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Just for the record, Maggie, 1:35 of Bugs is not long. It’s a very nice diversion while I wait for a webinar to start 😉
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Ha, ha, Dan. That’s because I posted the wrong video. Now I need that coffee! (I have edited the post.)
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Ooooh, just in time for lunch 😉
Actually, this one is a little long. I watched while Bugs took a few shots of my home town of Pittsburgh.
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I think the video features Pittsburgh??
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It does.
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yes, the good old cartoons! 🙂
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Originally, cartoons were meant for adults, but by the time we showed up there was TV and they needed somethng to show us. I really think that they were a vital part of our education.
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