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So it's red today, is it? Here's a favorite old red in a portrait by Andy Warhol that adorns my office wall. (Just a print. Not a real Warhol.) So in that sense this post has some remote connection to St. Louis. Um, and to red. Workers of the world unite! Waive the red banner high! You have nothing to lose but your access to Blogger. I have much respect for China after two visits but, you know, then there's all that other stuff.
During the Cultural Revolution, the de facto national anthem of China was a stirring number called The East Is Red. Click the player bar below to listen to it. It's a lot more snappy than the official anthem, The March of The Volunteers.
So it's red today, is it? Here's a favorite old red in a portrait by Andy Warhol that adorns my office wall. (Just a print. Not a real Warhol.) So in that sense this post has some remote connection to St. Louis. Um, and to red. Workers of the world unite! Waive the red banner high! You have nothing to lose but your access to Blogger. I have much respect for China after two visits but, you know, then there's all that other stuff.During the Cultural Revolution, the de facto national anthem of China was a stirring number called The East Is Red. Click the player bar below to listen to it. It's a lot more snappy than the official anthem, The March of The Volunteers.
By the way, CDP geezers may remember that there was another red theme day on July 1, 2007. Here's what I had to say about it back then.
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I laughed out loud as your photo unfurled. You said to think outside the box and I puzzled about what you'd come up with. You didn't disappoint. Carry on, comrade.
ReplyDeleteah ah tres bon choix ;o)) j'adore
ReplyDeleteSince this image hangs on your office wall, I believe you resorted to thinking "inside" the box ... assuming your office has the traditional 4 walls, floor and ceiling -:)
ReplyDeleteWell done, Bob. Unique perspective, as always. LOL!!
Okay Bob, so I knew you were going to do this and came over here to see how you'd pull it off, saw this great image, and now have the Beatles singing an earworm through my brain. . ."but if go carrying pictures of Chairman Mau. . . . don't you know it's gonna be, shoobedoo, alright. . .:
ReplyDeleteAs ever, a fun and creative take on theme day, and most any day for that matter.
-Kim
Oh clever stuff, Bob! Love the interpretation and your mind.
ReplyDeleteI considered posting an image of Bernie Sanders but because I've never taken a photograph of him I thought it might be cheating. Way to go, Bob.
ReplyDeleteComing here today was an absolute must. I knew I wouldn't be disappointed - aha, you've done it again!
ReplyDelete(and yes I remember the 2007 Red, I lived in Sydney back then)
Nice one comrade. And Merci, for once I'm NOT a geezer around here. That was before my time, as I rarely get to say anymore. My poison? Well some nice Jack Daniels with a little club soda thank you.
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Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteOh lol, you've done it again. I stopped the anthem quite quickly, gimme Brahms please, and a glass of Scotch.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most original entry I've seen yet. :)
ReplyDeleteMme la Vache, who was born and raised in China, had six family members murdered by Mao's hordes during the "Cultural Revolution".
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