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^_^ I used to sing that to my baby sister Francesca when she was a baby. My parents worked a lot back then, so I usually watched my siblings. Oddly enough, my baby sister would not go to sleep unless I was holding her and singing Shua shua... I made it up... *sweatdrop* Kinda girly, but I used to go around the house singing to myself when I was little (and ugly... *hides face behind a mask*). She heard me making up a song and she started giggling insanely and then fell asleep! *laughs* Little trip down memory lane... Anyway, I've had it stuck in my head and I can't get it out!
Speaking about insane, here's some funny little tidbit about when I was a baby:
My grandmother is a catholic, so she pressured my father to baptise me in a catholic church (I am not religious, nor ever want to be thank you very much. I chase Jehova (sp) Witness people off my lawn with chainsaws. twisted ). His only condition was, if I didn't "agree" to this force of religion, then it would be cancelled (Mind you, I couldn't even walk yet, nor talk). Of course, the baptism did not happen, since as soon as my father and I entered the church, I screamed bloody hell and began physically abusing my poor father and everyone's eardrums. He had to pardon us from the congregation. They labled me a little devil of the family. What happened to my dear old granny??? I ate her with a spork. That's right. A plastic spork.
Truth is that she converted to buddhism... go figure. And living live and well in Washington. She calls and visits me often and gives me lovely little trinkets.
 Keoteki · Sat Apr 08, 2006 @ 05:48am · 1 Comments |
