View Full Version : What I Would Love Is..
lagringader&r
06-03-2005, 07:08 PM
I don't even know if I'm allowed to start three threads in one day, but there is one for things you hate and one for things you love, so this one is *what you would love*.
Mine are:
To party one night with Stevie..all night. Talk about boys :laugh: , what she thinks about, if she could go back and do it all again, would she? S*it like that.
Since I quit using, I've had to suffer with bouts of depression and anxiety and I refuse to get on antidepressents or other meds (I know what happened to Stevie!), so I would love to figure out a way to get rid of the depression/anxiety naturally. Right now, I just deal with it. :distress:
I would love to find a guy who's into metal and FM ( :laugh: fat chance!) who is clean, sensitive and not a momma's boy. Is that so much to ask? :shrug:
I would love to have a chance to go back and do the last decade or so over and do it right.
I would love to invent something. Anything.
I would love to learn to fly a plane (I might actually do this one! :thumbsup: )
I would love to sleep 8 hours a night. Right now, I get 5 or 6, if I'm lucky.
Ok, what would you love? :wavey:
SuzeQuze
06-03-2005, 07:34 PM
Stevie was not on an anti-depressant. Her idiot doctor put her, an addict, on an addictive anti-anxiety drug! Klonopin is meant for short term use. I do not know why on earth he would have her on that for so many years. :distress: Antidepressant medications are not addictive and do not have the side effects of this valium-like drug. They don't turn you into a zombie like Stevie said the Klonopin did. Stevie's not very informed about prescription drugs.
I would love to own a home. I would love to make my own schedule and do what I want to do, and only what I want to do. I would love to have a couple more pets! I'd love to meet someone special. I would love to have a job where I really felt appreciated. I would love to get us the hell out of Iraq. I would love it if we had a different president. I would love it if alcohol did not cause hangovers! :lol:
GateandGarden
06-03-2005, 07:38 PM
I would love to
-meet any of the people from the FM camp (well, not really Mick) but especially Stevie and Christine
-have them agree to let me listen to their hearts (I do have a baby blue stethoscope named for Christine and a maroon one named for Stevie :laugh: )
-move out of Louisiana, preferably on the coast
-swim more often...I don't get enough opportunities
-meet several Ledgies
Klonopin is meant for short term use.I don't think it's always prescribed that way, though.
SteveMacD
06-03-2005, 07:58 PM
I would love to
-meet any of the people from the FM camp (well, not really Mick) but especially Stevie and Christine
-have them agree to let me listen to their hearts (I do have a baby blue stethoscope named for Christine and a maroon one named for Stevie :laugh: )
-move out of Louisiana, preferably on the coast
-swim more often...I don't get enough opportunities
-meet several Ledgies
Actually, Mick's pretty cool. He's talkative and free signs autographs. He seemed to be real down to Earth, in his own way. Bekka is cool, too. Peter Green is odd. If you do get to meet him, for the love of God, don't give the man a compliment. Of course, how many people can say they've been told off by one of their heroes? Greatest night of my life :thumbsup:
GateandGarden
06-03-2005, 08:02 PM
Actually, Mick's pretty cool. He's talkative and free signs autographs. He seemed to be real down to Earth, in his own way. Bekka is cool, too. Peter Green is odd. If you do get to meet him, for the love of God, don't give the man a compliment. Of course, how many people can say they've been told off by one of their heroes? Greatest night of my life :thumbsup:Many of the comments on this board and some of the comments made in his book turned me off to Mick. But the little that I know about Peter kind of makes me expect the strange reaction you're talking about. Isn't he the type who doesn't like to think of himself as an icon or talent at all? He doesn't want to be considered so important? That's kind of why he left the band, right?
wondergirl9847
06-03-2005, 08:23 PM
...to meet Lindsey, Keith Urban, Josh Holloway and Evan Farmer, frick, spend a day or week with them on their respective job.
...to have my dog back, healthy and young. :(
...to own a home. I'm with Suze, that's my dream and I already have my home mapped out. :)
...for Danny Kirwan to be well and him to join Peter or ANYONE on stage and me be able to witness it. :nod:
...to meet a sweet, special guy I can trust and talk to about any and every thing. Sigh....
...to go back to London. Also, to go to Hawaii, Vancouver, Paris, Sydney, Rome, Spain, Switzerland...hmmm...I guess win the lotto so I can travel.
...for Lindsey Buckingham to put out his solo album and frickin' tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
estranged4life
06-03-2005, 08:30 PM
I would love:
To be healthy for once...'Nuff said :nod:
xdreamsunwindx
06-03-2005, 08:31 PM
Right now? I would love my paycheck. And some Vallium, because holy toothache. That's all.
skcin
06-03-2005, 09:16 PM
I would love to not have to worry about bills/money issues ever again.
I would love to meet Stevie.
I would love it if Kerry was president.
I would love to have talent - singing, music, dance, painting, anything.
I would love having my grandparents for a little longer than I did.
I would love if my parents would never die.
I would love to have a second home in Bulgaria so I could go & hang with my fam every year.
HomerMcvie
06-03-2005, 09:23 PM
To play music and get drunk with Christine. :thumbsup:
GateandGarden
06-03-2005, 09:24 PM
I would love if my parents would never die.I'm so with you on that. Or to have them live exactly as long as I do.
SteveMacD
06-03-2005, 09:48 PM
To see Gary Bettman die. First he cancels the NHL season. Then he threatens to cancel next season. Finally, he gets the NHL taken off ESPN. Oh, and after ANOTHER 14 hour session with the union, there's still no end in sight between the league and the union.
amber
06-03-2005, 09:51 PM
I'm so with you on that. Or to have them live exactly as long as I do.
Wow. nice. I don't wish that at all. But - I do wish them to die with no pain whatsoever. And I hope they both write books before they die, cause they've had some kind of lives. Weird lives. Strange, they-are-both-stevie's-age-lives.
GateandGarden
06-03-2005, 09:55 PM
Wow. nice. I don't wish that at all. But - I do wish them to die with no pain whatsoever. And I hope they both write books before they die, cause they've had some kind of lives. Weird lives. Strange, they-are-both-stevie's-age-lives.I hope that all the people I care about die painlessly. I feel like I'm sounding increasingly morbid, though. :shocked:
amber
06-03-2005, 09:59 PM
I hope that all the people I care about die painlessly. I feel like I'm sounding increasingly morbid, though. :shocked:
Meh. :shrug: Not really. Everyone dies. Circle of life and all that. No big. Unless it's my cat. :laugh:
CreepingDeath
06-03-2005, 10:03 PM
... to met Stevie, and have a nice indepth conversation. I want all of the dirt.
... not have my father die when I was six
... to be able to visit my grandma in England again
... to be able to buy anything I want
... not to be petrified of bugs
... not to be such a procrastinator
seeker007nmss
06-03-2005, 11:37 PM
I would love to
-swim more often...I don't get enough opportunities
I must be overly tired. The first time I read this I thought it said "SWING more often - I don't get enough opportunties." I am like, WHAT?!?! :eek: ...oh...SWIM.. NM it's naptime. :D
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