agnes128 wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Oh my Sue! I hope you aren’t to cold, big warm hugs to you.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Hi Aggie, I am safe but I’ll never get out of here. I bet there’s 3 feet of snow now, maybe close to 4 total– it hasn’t stopped since Christmas!

gileson wrote on Jan 27, ’11

I  guess it would hurt your feelings if I told you it was 52 degrees Wednesday here in Little Rock with an expectation of it being in the 60’s by Saturday, so I won’t.
Where do the orange boys stay in this weather?

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

The orange boys…I know they hide somewhere, one came to eat yesterday–I don’t know how, poor things. they must be frozen!! Believe me I’ve been worried.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

It’s 5:15, what the hell am I doing up? Schools are closed again. I am going back to bed. See y’all later. In the summer.

agnes128 wrote on Jan 27, ’11

When is groundhog’s day? ;-D

jadedruid wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Sue your world and my world look the same this morning. White with occasional lumps of something under the white. Right now I am stuck at home. We have 2 cars that got hung up last night on the hill and the snow plow couldn’t plow the end of the road.

starfishred wrote on Jan 27, ’11

oy veih and even this shall pass 🙂

gileson wrote on Jan 27, ’11

I had a Henze 57 dog one time when I was living in S.Dak. He would curl up in a ball, tuck his paws up under his belly, curl his tail up around his eyes and rest his nose against where his tail attached to his body and he was all set.
I went out one morning to call him to feed him and much to surprise what I thought was a snow bank suddenly came to live, stood up, stretched and yawned a proceeded to throw snow in al directions at once. He wagged his big tail, gave me big grin and bounded in for breakfast as it were a summer day.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

That’s cute!

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Oy vay is right!

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

So we are twin snow mounds huh? I did this at 4 am, I can’t believe what I see now. I went back to  sleep–anyone have a BIG plow??

sousonne wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Yep….I’d say that you got some snow over there!  It’s still bitterly cold here too… LOL..I’ve been trying to figure out who is singing with Dean in It’s Cold Outside…It sounds like Diana Shore…   Hope you’re staying warm and safe.  I CAN relate to what you’re going through.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

I think it’s Patti Paige!

sousonne wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Ahhhh….yes…it sounds like her too….I’ll have to see if I can do research  on that….well, it’s fun hearing it…we used to hear those wonderful albums when I was growing up…Dean, Sammy, Carmen, Frank, Count Basie…etc…

sousonne wrote on Jan 27, ’11, edited on Jan 27, ’11

I’m back…MAN!  It’s hard to get a definitive answer….I didn’t see Patty Paige’s name mentioned anywhere…and some of the lists don’t bother to mention who sings it with him…  Doris Day is mentioned a lot…and now that I’m listening to it, it DOES sound like her too!  LOLOLOL!
Here is information that I found, along with two links..one You Tube…
Who sang with Dean Martin in his original version of “Baby its cold out there” ?
I know Martina Mcbride was dubbed into the song ” Baby its cold out there” with Dean Martin. But who did Dean Martin orginally do this duet with? All I can find is that it was done by him in 1959 but can’t find any where who sang it with him. And I already know this song was done as a duet with a million other people.”The song, originally performed by Betty Garrett and Red Skelton in the film Neptune’s Daughter, won the Academy Award for Best Song in 1949. … The following versions were recorded in 1949:
* By Dinah Shore and Buddy Clark on March 17, released by Columbia Records as catalog number 38463. * By Margaret Whiting and Johnny Mercer on March 18, released by Capitol Records as catalog number 567. * By Esther Williams and Ricardo Montalban on April 7, released by MGM Records as catalog number 30197. * By Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Jordan on April 28, released by Decca Records as catalog number 24644. * By Pearl Bailey and Hot Lips Page on June 23, released by Harmony Records as catalog number 1049. * By Don Cornell and Laura Leslie on April 12, released by RCA Victor Records as catalog number 20-3448. * By Louis Armstrong and Velma Middleton.
The song has been recorded by numerous other artists over the years, including Jo Stafford (1956); Dean Martin (1959); Tom Jones, Ray Charles and Betty Carter (1961); James Taylor and Natalie Cole (2004); and Rod Stewart and Dolly Parton (2004). It was also featured in the 1991 movie For the Boys sung by Bette Midler and James Caan. Due to the wintertime lyrics, the song is often played during the Christmas season; in 2003, it was featured in the holiday-themed film Elf sung by Zooey Deschanel and Leon Redbone.”
TWO LINKS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=009kRJKf9rg
http://youmix.co.uk/track/75536
LOLOL…Now see what you’ve started??????

greenwytch wrote on Jan 27, ’11

i cannot even imagine it

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

I went through the youtube posts but decided to use the track. It could be Dinah Shore but I read somewhere that Patti sung it too.

sousonne wrote on Jan 27, ’11

It also could very well be Doris Day and the more I listen to it, the more it sounds like her too…LOL…I didn’t realize how much alike all of these women sounded….they do, though.

semisweetsioux wrote on Jan 27, ’11

GORGEOUS photos . . . wow . . . I love the orangey glow . . . I know it is very cold there, but MAN those pictures are absolutely breathtaking . . .

sanssouciblogs wrote on Jan 27, ’11

Thanks, Sioux…shoveling was MORE breathtaking and it didn’t make a dent!! There’s no place to put it! Can’t get the cars out that are on the street.

exukbritbrat wrote on Feb 2, ’11

I know it’s a few days on but…………………….not me and that!!! What a difference a day made!
Dean Martin and Marilyn Maxwell.