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— Ty Martell (@denofmusic) February 5, 2017
February 4,
The Land Down Under
I didn’t come from the Land Down Under.
Where beer does flow and men chunder.
But I sure wish I did.
With their Gorgeous Women, Devils from Tasmania
and Wolverines.
(I’m sorry, I meant Hugh Jackman. “Wolverine” is Canadian.)
I wish I live in this amazing land of wonder!
I bet it’s so much fun there.
The latest news is that the Classic 80’s group
MEN AT WORK
Who sang the popular music “Down Under,”
have been sued for copyright infringement and lost.
News Article here. -> CNN
It was claimed that they stole the music from an Australian Nursery Rhyme.
A Kids’ Nursery Rhyme written in the 1930’s.
Now I really am not going to take sides, on who’s right or wrong,
or how ridiculous this story is.
I just want to express my concern about people being sued in the future
for singing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.”
Or
“The Alphabet song.”
Come to think of it,
These two songs should sue each other
for they both have the same melody.
Come on.
Don’t be shy.
Sing it in your head!
Salamat, mga kapatid.
Thank you to all my friends,
who wished for my son’s fast recovery.
Thank you for your prayers and support.
He’s doing better now.
Thank you again.
Book 7 Revealed

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
I know, I know.
I am already late with this.
I meant to write this when the news came out,
but hey,
you know what they say.
“Better late than (later) (pregnant) never.”
Anyway.
So if the last HP book is due in July 2007,
That pretty much gives me 6 months to read all previous books.
Wait a minute.
That’s a book per month.
Who am I kidding?
I wouldn’t be able to do that.
I’ll just watch the first movie
and then read books 2 to 6.
I am a fan of the series but
I am not “that” big of a fan.
Except maybe when I read about Nymphadora Tonks.
Then that’s when I get all giggly inside.
She can “Wingardium” my “Leviosa” anyday.
And that’s LehVee-Oh-sa.
Not Lehveeoh-sa.