When I Take My Sugar to Tea by RodS
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"When I take my sugar to tea, all the boys are jealous of me,
'Cause I never take her where the gang goes,
When I take my sugar to tea.
I'm a rowdy dowdy, that's me, she's a high hat baby, that's she,
So I never take her where the gang goes,
When I take my sugar to tea.
Every Sunday afternoon, we forget about our cares,
Rubbing elbows at the Ritz, with those millionaires.
When I take my sugar to tea, I'm as ritzy as I can be,
'Cause I never take her where the gang goes,
When I take my sugar to tea."
From the 1931 film, "The Mating Season" Written by Pierre Norman, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal, Johnny Mandel.
No, I didn't see the film... I'm not THAT old! 😂
Hope y'all don't mind a double-whammy today... I'm just so pumped to have all my facilities back (computer facilities, I mean..... Not sure about the others... 😉)
G4 looking sweet tonight..
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Comments (33)
very cute work on the G.good to see you up and running,don't be overoptimistic,you know how the gods laugh when we make plans right??:
No kidding... This s##t storm just keeps right on rollin'
For some reason I was thinking of actual sugar, but this is way better.
another wonderful celebration of your conquest of digital woes..Love the relaxed, almost 19th C feel of G4, She looks great in that floral outfit with that tilted hat, and a dreamy quiet expression over a cup of tea and biscuits. But for the background---very 20th C urban American---the scene could be out of a 19th C. French bistro. (Here, here's a famous Renoir from that time---a lousy print, but it has the same feel: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/14655/two-sisters-on-the-terrace)
I love how you put your characters into so many different settings. Iif it's how you felt when you finally conquered those digital woes, I'm very, very happy for you. And btw, that's one intense background. It's like her home is a haven from the intensity of the world...