It took a minute for my brain to
register that the music I heard as I was walking down the street was
actually familiar. At first I thought it was because the music being
played sounded like a music box on a sound system similar to the
music played by the gas truck. Then I realized that the familiarity
ran even deeper. The tune wasn't the Happy Birthday song or one of
the other two songs that the gas truck plays. The tune came from a
much earlier stage of my life. Notes to O Susannah, The Farmer in
the Dell, and Yankee Doodle rang out through the neighborhood. I
couldn't quite see the source of the music until I went around the
corner. Then I saw a cotton candy machine. The strangest thing
about this machine was not the music it was playing, but the fact
that the only person in the vicinity of the cotton candy machine was
the person who was making the cotton candy. It seems like every time
there is cotton candy, there is also a line of eager children who are
simply dieing to eat the sugary goodness. I didn't stop for any
cotton candy, but I would say that the music made my day. Who knew
that you could be walking in the middle of Jordan and listen to
Yankee Doodle? Now you do.
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