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To be fair....

Last weekend I shared with you the Armour Hot Dog commercial and I figured I had the tune in your mind. This is now a walk down memory lane for us baby boomers. And seeing that next weekend is Memorial Day, I want to give you some ideas for your holiday cookout.

However, I don't know if I'd love to be an Oscar Meyer Weiner....

Comments

I used to love this one too ... so catchy and always made me want to get up go to the store and get some ... now old and with a weak stomach, well I just can't eat hotdogs anymore.
Shelley said…
How I long for the days when i could eat those fatty hot dogs!! Now I have to eat turkey dogs. darn! Still good though...

P.S. I mentioned you on an earlier post this week.
Busy Bee Suz said…
I sing this song when I make hot dogs. Love it!!
Anonymous said…
Yes Wixy, thanks to you that song was stuck in my head for several days..... NOW IT'S BACK AGAIN! LOL
Minerva said…
Mmmm...hot dogs..Now I want one.
Pat Jenkins said…
where's the beef?

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