I would like to heartily recommend Philadelphia Chickens, by Sandra Boynton: the salvation of the Broadway musical, and possibly the greatest musical accomplishment of our age. Truly, a magnificent performance from start to finish. And, as of today, the official provider of Abu Aardvark's Theme Song. And really, shouldn't every blog have a theme song? So, without futher ado, enjoy "The Intermission Song" by the Aaaaardvarks. And then go buy "Philadelphia Chickens" so that Boynton's lawyers don't make me take down this official Theme Song!
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I share your Philadelphia Chickens love (I am partial to the "Quack like a duck" song, although I think our little one prefers the swinging chickens), but I have to register a faint protest that your official blog motto (is there a better term?) already comes from the "greatest musical accomplishment of our age."
Posted by: Doh | May 17, 2004 at 03:35 PM
My god, you're right. Perhaps I should have two official blog songs?
Posted by: the aardvark | May 17, 2004 at 03:47 PM