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Where in the World are Bob and Julie?

Here's a new game for you all to play.  There are, of course, no prizes but just knowing that you've beat out other Subdivided readers should be reward enough.

The new feature is called "Where in the World are Bob and Julie?"  Each new post will give you a photo and some clues.  Your job is to guess where we are in each photo. 

Here's your first photo:

Here are your clues to guess the city's name, extra brownie points if you can name the exact place:

• Bob is afraid of heights, that is why he is anxiously holding on to the arm rail.
• We are 110 stories up.
• We will never be able to go back to this particular spot again.

Not enough info?  Here is one more photo to help you out.

Happy guessing.

Name that Guest Singer

Since hubby is in a bit of a blog slump, here is a game for you to play along and post your answers. Some are easy while others not so easy. As always, feel free to contribute your own teasers if they don't appear below. And NO cheating.

Which famous singer(s) provided backup vocals for the following songs?

1. Whatever gets You Through The Night - Elton John
2. Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone) - Glass Tiger
3. You’re So Vain - Carly Simon
4. Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around - Steve Nicks
5. Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me - Elton John
6. Somebody's Watching Me - Rockwell
7. A Campfire Song - 10,000 Maniacs
8. Money for Nothing - Dire Straits
9. Fame - David Bowie
10. Heart of Gold - Neil Young
11. Higher Love - Steve Winwood
12. The Only Flame in Town - Elvis Costello and The Attractions
13. Shiny Happy People - REM
14. Change of Heart - Cyndi Lauper
15. Take Me Home - Phil Collins
16. Under Pressure - Queen There you go kiddies, have at it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

On a completely unrelated issue, I’d like to thank the young parents (or caregivers) who sat two rows behind us at the SouthSide Works Cinema on Saturday night for giving us an experience that I will not soon forget.

While appearing to be barely old enough to get in to an R-rated movie (“V for Vendetta”) themselves, they brought along their 2 year old for the movie. Obviously this couple love their child so much that they couldn’t bear to be away from her for two hours, so they just brought her along.

To hell with all the violence, to hell with the MPAA rating system, to hell with the other patrons who wanted to enjoy their time at the movies and kept telling them to quiet down. I know we certainly didn’t pay $17 to listen to a toddler cry, scream and wail when we could have done that at home for free.