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my son got an award at his end of year school presentation day. it was for over-all improvement. so proud of him. this year he has gone from strength to strength.
Good for him and you too!! It is funny to think that your son is finishing his school year and my two are just halfway through their's.
Happy summer to you both!
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The quote is correct but it is on page 175. I don't know when the interview took place, maybe in 2003 when the DVD came out.
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Jimmy seemed to be rewriting history in that interview since he claimed that since he went through a divorce prompted him to travel after the Earl's Court shows when in fact the band had to leave Britain for tax reasons.
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Don't mind if I do Hecube... and she is Sofia Coppola.
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Today I celebrate 27 years married to my hubby. Still happy as ever.
Congrats ledzepfvr!!
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John Lennon didn't drive? I'm sure there's a pic of him at the wheel of his illustrated Rolls ... I seem to recall seeing that somewhere. Living in NYC you'd not need a car most times, only for trips out to the country. Maybe Yoko played chauffeur!
Shadecatcher I believe Lennon learned how to drive but chose not to. I too have seen the photo with him behind the wheel of his car, right after he passed his drivers test.
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I am going to my son's school's Field Day. He is in his last year of elementary school so this is our last Field Day. Kinda sad since it will be my 10th one, between my two boy's years at the school.
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A question for you all:
If you were Page's manager or friend and saw the state he was in at the Albert Hall ARMS concert backstage, would you have let him go out on that stage? Getting out to play was a therapeutic exercise for him, but is it justified therapy if he plays badly or appears in a state that he doesn't want to be remembered for?
I don't think it was a smart move to let him on that stage. Did you notice how Clapton and the others confirmed their feelings about his state during that final song when they weren't amused by Coopers killing the gong? By that point Page was off in a corner trying to keep up, distanced from everyone else. Some good friend should have sat him down and employed tough love then and there.
IMO, having him play that concert was tough love. Clapton, Beck and others did pull him aside to wake him of his heroin "coma". He was very isolated and withdrawn since Bonham's death and Zeppelin, that the London's ARMS concert gave him hope, inspiration and relit his musical fire.
He was so far into is addiction and mourning of Bonham and Zeppelin that his confidence and self esteem took a huge hit. This one concert showed him that he was still loved by his fans, friends and his love for playing music was still alive.
He was much different in the U.S. later that year. Yes he was still a drug addict but at least he was prompted to kick his heroin habit and live again.
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I ate a beef Vietnamese Pho for lunch. Yummy!
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^^^^^Yum Reswati!! FF are my Achilles heel. Love them and could live off them if I could but alas, I want to fit into my existing clothes.
I just had an early lunch of a smal bowl of leftover chili and a pear. That is my post workout meal and a pre walking meal. When my hubby has his twice weekly physical therapy, I power walk the neighborhood surrounding the medical building.
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^^^^^Ironic since he doesn't drive. Or maybe he stopped driving since he couldn't figure out where to park. He clearly needed JPJ.
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^^^^^ That is my favorite meal Paul.
I made shrimp and sausage gumbo. And when I mean "made" I opened a jar of pre-made gumbo and added the meat. But it is tasty.
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The original "Miracle on 34th Street" with an adorable Natalie Wood.
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Ha ha ha eoooowwwww, yeah.
Presumably he stopped wearing them when he outgrew them; I can verify that a 29" waist does mature a little with time.
I must be the only person on this site who didn't care for costumes, as nicely designed as they were, beyond velvet cropped jackets and skinny jeans.
Actually Shadecatcher I am not a fan of them either. I much prefer when he dressed in "regular" clothes onstage. I loved what he wore during most of the 75 tour when it looked like he ran out of clean clothes and had to wear shirts and pants that didn't match. The western style shirt and plaid pants comes to mind.
Of course I will always love what he wore at the 1970 RAH show.
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Ummm Strider...bad analogy. Hint: The Lemon Song...tee hee.
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A piece of fruit and a big ass cup of coffee cause I am a very tired girl this afternoon.
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Happy Happy (belated) Birthday to Kiwi, Walter and anyone else I have forgotten!! I hope you enjoyed your special day.
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You ate fish from a convenience store?! You are one brave girl.
I just had my son's pb&j as an after workout meal. He forgot his lunch...again!
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I wonder if Robert was a little conceited back then.
Haha! If I was as pretty as he was I would be conceited too.
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He's the most opposite person to Robert that I could think of at the moment
True, very true. He was a guest on Top Gear a few years back and I thought "What a nice man...very boring but nice. He is an English musician?! Can't be." LOL
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Well it looks yummy.
Speaking of chili, here is a clip from The Big Bang Theory. Sheldon is from Texas and the actor playing him is from a small town just north of here. This is how some Texans feel about their beloved chili.
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Is it a soft bread? It kind of looks like ciabatta bread.
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Just a bit of a laugh - I'm not a Cliff fan, but that was the name of one of his biggest hits. His sexuality has long been the subject of gossip but it doesn't interest me at all
Ahhhh. Gotcha. Isn't known as a goody two shoes, someone who doesn't use swear words and an overall gentleman? He seems like the English Pat Boone.
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What is Granary bap?
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