All right, everyone, here's what we've been watching on YouTube:
Some really great commercials for dads to watch and learn from
Susan Boyle
Paul Potts
and...
Stavros Flatley
Saturday, April 25, 2009
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9 comments:
Yay! I absolutely LOVE the Homefront ads! I used to schedule those to be played on BYUTV... *sigh* the good old days...
These are new ones I haven't seen yet, thanks for posting them!
"Judy Through the Glass" was my favorite of those commercial.
Marcie, what was your favorite? I missed that one, I think. Let me know...
I LOVED the Princess one -- especially since I think Kimball could have been cast as the princess... yes, there's a story here. Our neighbor sent me a casting call for a baby between 4 & 6 months of age, and since he works for the place that makes these, I think it might have been for this commercial. It was only for a couple of days, but it would have messed up his sleep schedule a little, I think -- but the real reason I couldn't do it? DUH, he would have been a PRINCESS!! His brothers NEVER would have let him live that one down.
"Judy through the glass" was a new mother looking through the glass at the hospital nursery and suddenly seeing her new daughter in all her phases of life. A real tear-jerker. But it is a really old one from the seventies, so I'm not surprised you haven't seen it. I looked for it on the Internet and couldn't find it.
Okay, it's me again. The name of the Mormon Ad is "Julie through the glass." not Judy. Grab a hanky!
Oops, my bad!
Yes, yes, Stavros Flatley -Sooo Funny!! I used to watch Riverdance with my Dad, did you know that? I've seen the first movie several times. So when I watched him come out on stage for the first time, I D-I-E-D laughing. His mimicking is dead-on, and made funnier because he's got his son with him and, well, because you know they're not professional athletes. :b
Oh yeah, and have you looked at some of those Lego Book of Mormon Stories? I enjoyed the Ammon one immensely.
Thanks for the laughs!
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