April 28, 200719 yr Hannah Montana-I find it hysterical especially scenes with Billy Ray Cyrus and the young man that plays his son. Broadway musicals-I've seen Phantom of the Opera 3 times, CATS 3 times, Miss Saigon twice, and Grease, Sound of Music and Annie one each.
April 28, 200719 yr This is odd, I know. Lying down in a pitch black room listening to a recording of a vacuum cleaner. Puts me right to :sleep: Ummm....righhhhhhht....
April 29, 200719 yr :lol: I told you it was odd, but it works like a charm. :thumb: Please tell me how you thought of that idea or who told you about it. Pretty interesting.
April 29, 200719 yr :thumb: Please tell me how you thought of that idea or who told you about it. Pretty interesting. Well....Truth is, even as a small child, I loved the sound of a vacuum cleaner. According to my mother, I used to follow her around when she vacuumed and would lay down right behind it. I guess it's just something that's never left me, except now I don't follow it around and lay down behind it.
April 29, 200719 yr Well....Truth is, even as a small child, I loved the sound of a vacuum cleaner.[/quoTE]Ah, so many jokes...so little time.
April 29, 200719 yr This is odd, I know. Lying down in a pitch black room listening to a recording of a vacuum cleaner. Puts me right to :sleep: You are not going to believe this but when my son was a baby he had terrible colic . . . every day at about the same time he would begin his uncontrollable wailing. After numerous attempts to stop his screaming (so that we could get some sleep) we discovered turning on the vacuum cleaner calmed him down. We decided instead of burning the motor out we would record the sound. We took the tape everywhere . . . we called it his rap tape. It gave us back our sanity. It worked like a charm everytime!:thumb:
April 29, 200719 yr Ah, so many jokes...so little time.:lol: I openly admit that there are soooo many jokes for this. Feel free to lambaste me. :bunny:
April 29, 200719 yr You are not going to believe this but when my son was a baby he had terrible colic . . . every day at about the same time he would begin his uncontrollable wailing. After numerous attempts to stop his screaming (so that we could get some sleep) we discovered turning on the vacuum cleaner calmed him down. We decided instead of burning the motor out we would record the sound. We took the tape everywhere . . . we called it his rap tape. It gave us back our sanity. It worked like a charm everytime!:thumb:I have heard that babies like the sound of a vacuum cleaner, glad it worked for your child. :thumb: Give it a try for yourself sometime, it may just work for you too. :ylsuper:
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