...and you do the boogie woogie....and turn around...and that's what it's all about....
Nostalgia? Imagine me doing the same with my 2.5 year old daughter....it was the most pleasure-seeking fun thing I have done in a while....I asked her...do you know Boogie Woogie? I was surely surprised when she said yes and knew all the moves....I just couldn't help stand up and do the whole boogie woogie....with her...
Mom has been doing a good job....which she thinks is unappreciated and over looked. I really don't blame her cos I am not really the expressive sort and she knows it too...
Anyway, this is recommended...100%... if you have kids then better do the Boogie Woogie once in a while....if you don't....get some...hehe...and do the Boogie Woogie....
Bottom Line...just do the Boogie Woogie...and turn around....and that's whats it's all about Folks... trust me...there is nothing else that it could be about....its only 'That'...what it's all about...!!!
Monty Spins Out all KIWIs
Monty Panesar is coming of age with each next test match...and is proving his worth with match-winning performances. English team got a win under their belt in the 2nd Test Match against New Zealand, all set up with a brilliant bowling performance from the spinster....with figures of 6 for 37 in the second innings to set up an unlikely victory....
Where Kiwis were pretty much dominant after a breezy 154 from Ross Taylor which reminded many of Martin Crowe and a the routine 5 wicket hall from Vettori, Kiwis looked well set for cruising to victory.
Not to be. Monty turned around and some good pressure applied by all English players...made the Kiwis crack under pressure and wrapped up at 114. That set up England with a much achievable 294.
A good solid start and a much required Andy Strauss century, made that a rather comfortable run-chase ending the test match on the 4th day but it was Monty who made a match out of it for England who were pretty much looking at a 400+ target to chase with Vettori on the last day.
Lots of positives for both teams but Kiwis are unable to come out of the underdogs label by such give-away performances. Test matches are played in sessions and the more sessions you win or lose decides the match. The most consistent throughout wins. Thats what makes it more interesting.
Where Kiwis were pretty much dominant after a breezy 154 from Ross Taylor which reminded many of Martin Crowe and a the routine 5 wicket hall from Vettori, Kiwis looked well set for cruising to victory.
Not to be. Monty turned around and some good pressure applied by all English players...made the Kiwis crack under pressure and wrapped up at 114. That set up England with a much achievable 294.
A good solid start and a much required Andy Strauss century, made that a rather comfortable run-chase ending the test match on the 4th day but it was Monty who made a match out of it for England who were pretty much looking at a 400+ target to chase with Vettori on the last day.
Lots of positives for both teams but Kiwis are unable to come out of the underdogs label by such give-away performances. Test matches are played in sessions and the more sessions you win or lose decides the match. The most consistent throughout wins. Thats what makes it more interesting.
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