Dear Bobbie, Do you remember when you were young and very pretty? I do. 

I remember pleated skirts, black and white saddle shoes. 

Do you remember dancing half the night?

 I do, I still think of you when we dance, 

Although we can’t jitterbug as we did then.

Do you remember when, How long has it been? 

1945, you opened my blue eyes, To see a whole new life 

Do you remember when, I told you this that night, 

That if you're by my side, 

When every day begins, I'll fall for you again. 

I made a promise when, I told you this that night. 

I'll be fine,‘Cause when I die, then I die loving you. 

It's alright, I'll be fine. 

When I die, then I die loving you, 

Loving you, loving you. 

Do you remember the times we would give up on each other,and get back together?

Then we finally was married in 1949. 

We drove the yellow convertible on our honeymoon. Do you remember? I do. 

Life has led us here, Together all these years. 

This house that we have made, Holds twenty-thousand days. 

And memories we've saved, Since life has led us here. 

And I'll be fine, (I’ll be fine)

’Cause when I die, then I die loving you. 

It's alright (It's alright), I’ll be fine  (I’ll be fine)

‘Cause when I die, then I die loving you, Loving you, loving you. 

I'm coming home to you, Slipping off my shoes. 

Resting in my chair. 

I see you standing there, The silver in your hair. 

I'm coming home to you, 

When I lay tonight, when I close my eyes, 

I know the sun will rise, Here or the next life. 

As long as you're still mine, Then it’s alright, I'll be fine 

‘Cause when I die, then I die loving you 

It's alright, I'll be fine 

‘Cause when I die, then I die loving you 

Loving you, loving you You have grey hair now, 

But you are a beautiful woman, 

And the years have been good to both of us. 

We walk slow now, but we still have each other. 

The glue of love is still bonding us together. 

Love is what I remember. Do you remember?

I don't know what the artist's purpose was for this song, but I thought the lyrics were very sweet. 

I want to find someone who would tell me I'm beautiful when I'm old and grey!!!

Someone in my hall was recently eating animal crackers, and I started to recite this poem(of which I only remember the first four lines) and she had never heard it before. I decided to post it for those of you who never heard this poem in their childhood.  

By Christopher Morley:

Animal crackers, and cocoa to drink,

That is the finest of suppers, I think;

When I'm grown up and can have what I please

I think I shall always insist upon these.

What do youchoose when you're offered a treat?

When Mother says, "What would you like best to eat?"

Is it waffles and syrup, or cinnamon toast?

It's cocoa and animal crackers that I love most!

The kitchen's the cosiest place that I know:

The kettle is singing, the stove is aglow,

And there in the twilight, how jolly to see

The cocoa and animals waiting for me.

Daddy and Mother dine later in state,

With Mary to cook for them, Susan to wait;

But they don't have nearly as much fun as I

Who eat in the kitchen with Nurse standing by;

And Daddy once said, he would like to be me

Having cocoa and animals once more for tea!