Saturday Nine: Little Woman (1969)

This week's Saturday Nine:

1. This song contains many weather references (clouds, rainbows, sunshine, rain). How's the sky where you are today? I'm in New Hope, Pennsylvania, and it's mostly sunny with a few clouds.
   
   
2. Bobby Sherman sings that when he's alone, he imagines his "little woman" is right there beside him. Do you often daydream? All the time, mostly about winning the lottery.
   
   
3. Bobby had a very bright smile. Do you ever use whiteners on your teeth? Just whitening toothpaste.
   
   
4. He was beloved for his shiny hair. If we were to peek in your bathroom, how many haircare products would we find? Eight. In my shower alone, I keep a tub of Lush Big Shampoo, a bottle of Herbal Essences White Grapefruit & Mosa Mint Shampoo, a bottle of Herbal Essences Cucumber & Green Tea Shampoo, and a massive pump bottle of Verb Hydrating Conditioner. Do I need three shampoos? No. But variety is the spice of life. I also keep a big can of L'Oreal Elnett Satin Hairspray and a few Bumble and Bumble products (Hairdresser's Invisible Oil, Thickening Dryspun Finish, and Cityswept Finish) for when I'm in the mood to style my hair.
   
   
5. After high school, Bobby attended Pierce, a community college in the west San Fernando Valley. For culinary students, Pierce offers courses in canning — specifically apples and peaches. If we were to peek into your pantry, would we find canned fruits? Nah, I only keep fresh fruit.
   
   
6. As an actor, one of Bobby's earliest performances was on the TV show Honey West. That series revolved around a female "private eye" adept at martial arts. Do you have any self-defence moves (that don't involve a weapon)? Kick or knee to the groin, open hand strike to the eyes, and run like hell.
   
   
7. In 1966, Bobby did this rather energetic commercial for milk. Do you often enjoy a glass of milk? Gross, no. I love milk incorporated into food and other drinks like coffee or tea but not on its own. I haven't had a glass of milk in over two decades.
   
   
8. When his show business career waned, he became a paramedic. Have you ever called 911? Yes, when I got into a huge car accident on the 404 Southbound a decade ago. I somehow managed to get out of my totalled car, walk over to the side, and call 911 — not realizing that three other drivers had stopped on the side of the road to call 911 for me.
   
   
9. Random Question: Which book do you think you could learn more from — The Joy of Sex or The Joy of Cooking? The Joy of Cooking.