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jannieC
02-15-2006, 08:07 AM
So yes, we've had a picture thread, and I believe we may even have had a "what you do for a living" thread, but I have a bad memory. So can we start again? Let's do little bios about ourselves with a recent photo if you have one.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/JannieC/jeffandjanetjohnprine.jpg
This is my husband and I from this past week-end. (I have a really funny picture of us "pouting" like movie stars, but I'll save that for another day.) Actually, now that I think of it, I have a bunch of pictures <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/jannies_pics/">here</a>, but you have to be my "friend" to see most of them. Add me, if you're interested.
I am 37 years old, live in North Carolina with my husband, eleven year old step-son, and my mother. My mom is in semi-poor health, so she lives with us. I grew up in New York, and moved to NC about 10 years ago. I have my degree in Psychology/Mental Health (graduated May 2004) and hope to be accepted to graduate school this fall. My goal is to receive my Masters in Clinical Social Work. Ultimately, I want to work with incest/child abuse survivors.
My husband and I are looking to adopt a baby this year, probably from another country. We're looking at all avenues now.
As far as FM goes, my parents were big into them, so they were a part of my life from day one. I discovered Stevie during The Wild Heart era, but wasn't old enough to go to a concert until Rock a Little. I went to TONS of her shows from Rock a Little on, but it wasn't until her most recent tour that I touched her hand during Edge. A 20 year dream fullfilled...finally.
So please, post your own bios- I am really interested to hear about YOU. :wavey:
SomeKindaMother
02-15-2006, 09:47 AM
You two make a gorgeous couple! If you have a Psychology background, you should have known better than to post that picture and ruin self esteem all over!! ;) I'm joking, it was so nice of you to share! Maybe I will sometime, too. I'm sorry to hear about your Mother's illness, and bless you for caring for her. I know you stay busy enough with an 11 year old. Take care! :wavey: :wavey:
Kelly :)
Lisa1769
02-16-2006, 01:24 AM
I'm Lisa--37 years old. I'm married with a 13 year old son.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/2005012.jpg
My husband is 13 years older than myself. He has 3 sons who are all married with their own families. So this makes me a very young Grandma...lol..
My husband and I several years ago, I had to throw in a picture of me sporting my Mac shirt.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/2005013.jpg
Here are all 5 of my grandbabies....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/HPIM2891.jpg
My husband and his brother own a construction company. They do highway construction, rural water lines, and just about any kind of dirt work. Right now they're off on a new venture. They have been in Mississippi cleaning up debris for the last 4 1/2 months. About 5 years ago we decided to start another business which I run. I bid highway jobs and furnish materials to contractors.
I love being outdoors. I like gardening, fishing and looking for arrowheads. I'm ready for Spring to get here, I'm starting to feel like a caged animal.
GarboSpeaks!
02-16-2006, 02:51 AM
I'm Anita. My husband who will be 50 this month (he's 15 years older than me), he & I will also celebrate our 13th Wedding Anniversary next month. We have no kids (:thumbsup:) He is a kind man that puts up with ALOT of my crap. lol. He's most respectful of my quest to globe-trot (well atleast "state-trot") to see Stevie & The Mac.
In addition to my love for Sn/Mac, I am a huge Siouxsie & The Banshees fan. I've seen them almost as many times as Stevie. Also a huge fan of Dan Hicks, whom I've seen so many times that he greets me by name at each show. "JOOOOOOOOOOOOY!":blob1: He's no household name to most I am sure, but for me, it's quite an honor. I revel in meeting celebs, which is an added bonus due to our Limousine Business. Besides that prosperous job, we manage a storage facility.
In my youth I was cast "originator" of the Rocky Horror Picture Show and can be seen in one of the books showcasing multiple casts. I'm a proud Virgo, and that's about it! :wavey:
My pics show Hubby & I at our New Years Eve Party. Solo pic of me is trying to disguise how truly toasty I am. =0p
HomerMcvie
02-16-2006, 03:42 AM
I've done sound for Dan Hicks. He was a VERY nice guy.
jannieC
02-16-2006, 10:59 AM
You two make a gorgeous couple! If you have a Psychology background, you should have known better than to post that picture and ruin self esteem all over!! ;) I'm joking, it was so nice of you to share! Maybe I will sometime, too. I'm sorry to hear about your Mother's illness, and bless you for caring for her. I know you stay busy enough with an 11 year old. Take care! :wavey: :wavey:
Kelly :)
Thank you for the compliment, Kellie. As far as my mother goes, she has emphysema and COPD. She is not totally helpless, but she is unable to work, and her social security isn't enough to enable her to live completely on her own. So, she lives with us. I guess this way, when she does become seriously ill, she'll already be with us and it won't be such a huge transition for all of us.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/2005013.jpg
You look so young in this picture!!! :shocked: You're adorable!
Here are all 5 of my grandbabies....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/HPIM2891.jpg
They're beautiful- you are a grandmother and I haven't even had my first child yet- yet we're the same age. SIGH.
In my youth I was cast "originator" of the Rocky Horror Picture Show and can be seen in one of the books showcasing multiple casts.
Hey- that's really cool. I have always loved the Rocky Horror Picture Show. I always felt like I should have married someone named Brad- I just never found the right one. ;)
My pics show Hubby & I at our New Years Eve Party. Solo pic of me is trying to disguise how truly toasty I am. =0p
You don't look toasted at all- you must be a pro. ;)
Thanks for posting to this. I just felt like adding a "light" topic to the chit chat. Plus, it helps me remember who is who.
GarboSpeaks!
02-16-2006, 03:27 PM
See how cool this board is? One that knows of Dan Hicks (and he is SUPER nice. Very reserved)...and another that feels the "Brad/Janet" bond. Heehee.
It is fun getting to put faces w/ names. Stevie/Mac fans=Good People! :nod:
skcin
02-16-2006, 04:11 PM
Here's me with my husband last october during our trip to the Adirondack Mountains:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/Adirondaks/100_1036.jpg
I'm a nurse in a college health center. He drives a front-end loader at a manufacturing company. He's 33, I'm about to turn 31. We met 15 years ago, we've been together for 12&1/2 years, and married for just over 1 year. :p No kids, don't really know if we want any. We have 2 gorgeous kitties & a very handsome dog. :angel:
One of our wedding pics 10/04:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/paula/weddingkiss.jpg
Me this past NYE at a friend's house before we left for dinner:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/paula/paulanewyears.jpg
jannieC
02-16-2006, 04:24 PM
One of our wedding pics 10/04:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/paula/weddingkiss.jpg
That is amazing. Where did you get married????
ontheEdgeof17
02-16-2006, 04:28 PM
That is amazing. Where did you get married????
Well, that pic is of Paula and I at our wedding....Red Rocks, Colorado '86....day after we snorted with Stevie.
skcin
02-16-2006, 04:36 PM
Well, that pic is of Paula and I at our wedding....Red Rocks, Colorado '86....day after we snorted with Stevie.
Ahhhh, yes, the memories. I miss ya, Curty! :wavey:
OK, so really Jannie, I got married at the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada, about 40 minutes outside of Vegas.
jannieC
02-16-2006, 04:45 PM
Ahhhh, yes, the memories. I miss ya, Curty! :wavey:
OK, so really Jannie, I got married at the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada, about 40 minutes outside of Vegas.
It's beautiful and your dress is so gorgeous, too.
Curtis, you nut. :rolleyes:
skcin
02-16-2006, 04:52 PM
It's beautiful and your dress is so gorgeous, too.
Curtis, you nut. :rolleyes:
Thanks! I got it on the net for like $100, it was quite Stevie-ish without being ridiculous. I think.
And Curtis IS a nut! Here's our real wedding picture:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/Stevie%20Pittsburgh%206-11-05/pinkhoodies.jpg
ontheEdgeof17
02-16-2006, 04:58 PM
And Curtis IS a nut! Here's our real wedding picture:
:eek: :eek: :eek:
DavidMn
02-16-2006, 05:00 PM
:eek: :eek: :eek:Very nice!! where did you gat that picture? Is that from 77-78 ish?
Rickypt
02-16-2006, 05:07 PM
Here's me with my husband last october during our trip to the Adirondack Mountains:
You are a beautiful couple....
.....and this gay guy thinks your hubby is very handsome.
skcin
02-16-2006, 05:23 PM
You are a beautiful couple....
.....and this gay guy thinks your hubby is very handsome.
you're not the only one. ;) And thanks.
JazmenFlowers
02-16-2006, 05:33 PM
OK, so really Jannie, I got married at the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada, about 40 minutes outside of Vegas.
I went horseback riding through that area the Sunday after Vegas last May. It was gorgeous.
DavidMn
02-16-2006, 05:34 PM
I went horseback riding through that area the Sunday after Vegas last May. It was gorgeous.Did you do that on like a tour right out of Vegas?
JazmenFlowers
02-16-2006, 05:36 PM
Did you do that on like a tour right out of Vegas?
yes. I wish I could remember the name of it cause I wouldn't recommend it at all. The scenery was amazing, but the overall experience with the tour and the guides was scary. I didn't think I'd make it out alive.
JazmenFlowers
02-16-2006, 05:38 PM
Thanks! I got it on the net for like $100, it was quite Stevie-ish without being ridiculous. I think.
And Curtis IS a nut! Here's our real wedding picture:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/Stevie%20Pittsburgh%206-11-05/pinkhoodies.jpg
was this a, uh, oh how do you say...shotgun wedding? LOL
DavidMn
02-16-2006, 05:39 PM
yes. I wish I could remember the name of it cause I wouldn't recommend it at all. The scenery was amazing, but the overall experience with the tour and the guides was scary. I didn't think I'd make it out alive.Not to laugh, but what happened? did you get the wild stallion or something?:lol:
JazmenFlowers
02-16-2006, 05:42 PM
Not to laugh, but what happened? did you get the wild stallion or something?:lol:
I wish. Well, for starters on the way there a tire blew and the air quit in the van we were in. Then we get to the "ranch" (after 2 hrs of riding) and find out we'd all be paired up with horses depending on our size and they did this in front of everyone so there were some fairly embarassed people. Then we get to the ride and it's all up and down and rocks and sand - not good for some first timers. Then, we get back to camp and two of the redneck guides (very sexist and racist) start arguing, we don't get the Native American campfire stories we were all expecting and the dinner was horrible. After dinner one of the guides stormed off and left only one vehicle to transport everyone back to Vegas so we were all smushed in and I swear I kept thinking I was going to be raped (and not in a pleasant way) and dumped beneath some briars outside Vegas - end up an episode of CSI. It was way expensive and totally a scam.
DavidMn
02-16-2006, 05:44 PM
I wish. Well, for starters on the way there a tire blew and the air quit in the van we were in. Then we get to the "ranch" and find out we'd all be paired up with horses depending on our size and they did this in front of everyone so there were some fairly embarassed people. Then we get to the ride and it's all up and down and rocks and sand - not good for some first timers. Then, we get back to camp and two of the redneck guides start arguing, we don't get the Native American campfire stories we were all expecting and the dinner was horrible. After dinner one of the guides stormed off and left only one vehicle to transport everyone back to Vegas so we were all smushed in and I swear I kept thinking I was going to be raped (and not in a pleasant way) and dumped beneath some briars outside Vegas - end up an episode of CSI. It was way expensive and totally a scam.
WOw man, I feel for ya there. WHen I went, I just stayed in town on the strip pretty much and got a ton of excercise walking thru all the casinos. Venetian, Bellagio, and the new Wynn Las Vegas were my favs.:thumbsup:
Miss Vicky
02-16-2006, 11:29 PM
http://www.angelfire.com/music6/walteregan/ledgepics/circleme2.jpg
The pic is from sometime last year but I really don't look any different now (except I'm dressed in scrubs because I just got home from work).
I am 24 years old (soon to be 25) and live in Vacaville, California (up north, sort of near Sacramento) with my parents and menagerie of pets. I've lived here all of my life. I am currently not enrolled in any college courses, though I plan to take some more classes next semester. I haven't decided which direction I want to take. My strongest subject of study is English and I love to write but I don't know that I could really make a living at it.
I am, however, still trying to finish my long-in-the-making novel, tentatively titled "Erratic Circles," but have been stricken with a nasty case of writer's block, for which I'm hoping a couple of fellow Ledgies (you know who you are) will provide a cure.
As for my current occupation, I work 40+ hours a week as a receptionist/veterinary assistant at a local small animal practice. Although I find this field of work interesting, particularly because of the variety of species the hospital treats (cats, dogs, reptiles, birds, rodents, rabbits, ferrets), I don't think it's something I want to pursue as a career.
In regards to my (now waning) interest in Fleetwood Mac, it is rooted in my nearly life-long love of the music of Tom Petty. Back when I was about 10 or so (circa 1991), I saw the video for "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" and loved it, but of course had no money of my own to buy Bella Donna. It wasn't until a few years later that I finally got the album and shortly after that The Dance was released. As many of you may already know, I have nearly lost all interest in the music of Stevie Nicks and am currently only really a fan of Lindsey Buckingham and Billy Burnette. However, I will always have to credit Fleetwood Mac for introducing me to the music of associates like Walter Egan, Warren Zevon, and John Stewart.
skcin
02-17-2006, 01:13 PM
^ I thought your novel was done. Like completely done. Are you rewriting some things? :shrug:
Miss Vicky
02-17-2006, 01:21 PM
^ I thought your novel was done. Like completely done. Are you rewriting some things? :shrug:
It was done. But I refused to agree to the terms of the contract for the publisher that I initially submitted my manuscript to, so I've located another publisher that seems promising. However, before I can submit the book to them, I have to increase my word count by at least 10,000.
So now I'm stuck on what to add to get to that point.
skcin
02-17-2006, 01:50 PM
It was done. But I refused to agree to the terms of the contract for the publisher that I initially submitted my manuscript to, so I've located another publisher that seems promising. However, before I can submit the book to them, I have to increase my word count by at least 10,000.
So now I'm stuck on what to add to get to that point.
I see. Well that sucks, but good for you for standing your ground. Good luck! :wavey:
cliffdweller
02-17-2006, 02:26 PM
Thanks! I got it on the net for like $100, it was quite Stevie-ish without being ridiculous. I think.
And Curtis IS a nut! Here's our real wedding picture:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/Stevie%20Pittsburgh%206-11-05/pinkhoodies.jpg
Paula, is Curtis grabbing your ass in that pic?!? :laugh:
Richard B
02-17-2006, 02:44 PM
So now I'm stuck on what to add to get to that point.
Lot's of endless steamy sex scenes!
Miss Vicky
02-17-2006, 02:52 PM
Lot's of endless steamy sex scenes!
:laugh:
Actually, the one thing that I do know is that I don't want any more sex in the book. I think there's too much already. :o
Richard B
02-17-2006, 03:02 PM
:laugh:
Actually, the one thing that I do know is that I don't want any more sex in the book. I think there's too much already. :o
Fair enough.
Perhaps figure out a interesting sublot with one of the characters are something completely different that somehow acts as a metaphor for the plot.
skcin
02-17-2006, 03:03 PM
Paula, is Curtis grabbing your ass in that pic?!? :laugh:
Grabbing, fondling, carressing...whatever. :lol:
Janet
02-18-2006, 01:47 AM
I am loving reading these. Everyone seems very normal, with good lives...good looking people. Makes me proud to be on here!
http://i1.tinypic.com/nzg9hx.jpg
I am 28 years old. I live in NJ ( have my entire life) alone. Well, not totally alone-I live with my snowshoe siamese and my Maine Coon kitties.
I work 60 hours a week as a Dominos manager. I kind of just fell into the job and it pays the bills.
I have loved Fleetwood Mac since 1997. Does that make me a "dancer"?
No husband for me. Sometimes I doubt I will find the right man...so now it's just my cats and my music that keeps me happy.
( So boring compared to the rest of you!)
amber
02-18-2006, 12:52 PM
I am loving reading these. Everyone seems very normal, with good lives...good looking people.
Oh, that's right, I haven't posted here yet...
My name is Amber. I am native to California rivers. My diet consists mostly of squirrels, bugs, and other small game. Every year I return upstream to Stevie Nicks concerts to mate and lay my eggs. My natural enemies are the Great North American Dumbass, Mariah Carey, and security guards during Edge. I was nearly hunted to extinction for my great wit, which was much in demand among movie stars, writers, and Jyqm. Due to efforts by conservationists starting in the 1970's, my numbers on the scale have been steadily growing. In 2003 my ass was finally taken off the endangered commodity list. :)
Richard B
02-18-2006, 01:47 PM
Oh, that's right, I haven't posted here yet...
My name is Amber. I am native to California rivers. My diet consists mostly of squirrels, bugs, and other small game. Every year I return upstream to Stevie Nicks concerts to mate and lay my eggs. My natural enemies are the Great North American Dumbass, Mariah Carey, and security guards during Edge. I was nearly hunted to extinction for my great wit, which was much in demand among movie stars, writers, and Jyqm. Due to efforts by conservationists starting in the 1970's, my numbers on the scale have been steadily growing. In 2003 my ass was finally taken off the endangered commodity list. :)
No pic, Amber?
skcin
02-18-2006, 03:22 PM
Oh, that's right, I haven't posted here yet...
My name is Amber. I am native to California rivers. My diet consists mostly of squirrels, bugs, and other small game. Every year I return upstream to Stevie Nicks concerts to mate and lay my eggs. My natural enemies are the Great North American Dumbass, Mariah Carey, and security guards during Edge. I was nearly hunted to extinction for my great wit, which was much in demand among movie stars, writers, and Jyqm. Due to efforts by conservationists starting in the 1970's, my numbers on the scale have been steadily growing. In 2003 my ass was finally taken off the endangered commodity list. :)
OK, I chuckled a bit until your natural enemies. then I guffawed (that's right - guffawed!) :laugh:
AliceLover
02-18-2006, 03:58 PM
Hi my name is Jimmy. I am 16 and I live in Melrose, Massachusetts. I have lived here for 8 years. Before Melrose I lived in Malden which is a neighboring city. I have a 12 year old sister (PMS) who is complete bitch to everyone within a 15 foot radius. I go to a CATHOLIC High School (big mistake). This school has only caused depression and anger...I hate it. I am in my Junior Year of high school and I get pretty good grades for a catholic school (not to boast). I have a job at our local Hospital as an ISA. I have three different type of jobs there. When I am in the basement, I bring files up to the sorting area for Patients who are in the hospital. When I am in the sorting area position I take care of putting up x rays and ultrasounds (cool stuff!) and doing more stuff with files. And when I am at the Front Desk (SUPER COOL!) I just tell where patients where to go and what to do. It really is an amazing job and I am so lucky to have it....it is amazing and pays very well. When I am not in School or working I hang out with my friends. One of my friends just got a new truck so we go all over....Its so cool, its like a new sense of freedom.
- My mom got me into Fleetwood Mac...She was born into a family with 8 kids and they all love the Mac. She has seen every tour since 1977 including all Solo shows by band members (including Christine and Lindsey). On the Mask tour she got one of Micks Drum Sticks and My Aunt got the other. She had backstage Passes for OSOTM but Stevie never came to see her...the security only wheeled the girl in a wheelchair in.
My first concert was in 97 and I was only 7 or 8 at the time...The Dance Tour (yes Christine was awesome).
I saw Enchanted, TISL, 5 SYW (including the LIB tapings), and Two Voices with Henley.
I like English, I want to be a teacher and major in English....
thats my life. :)
David
02-18-2006, 04:06 PM
Hi my name is Jimmy. I am 16 and I live in Melrose, Massachusetts. I have lived here for 8 years. Before Melrose I lived in Malden which is a neighboring city.Good ol' Jimmy! :wavey:
I have a job at our local Hospital as an ISA. I'm So Afraid!!
I saw Enchanted, TISL, 5 SYW (including the LIB tapings), and Two Voices with Henley.Hot dang, but you have seen a goodly amount of shows!
I like English, I want to major in English....That's what I did! :thumbsup: :blob2: :thumbsup: :blob1:
jannieC
02-18-2006, 04:13 PM
Hi my name is Jimmy. I am 16 and I live in Melrose, Massachusetts. I have lived here for 8 years. Before Melrose I lived in Malden which is a neighboring city. I have a 12 year old sister (PMS) who is complete bitch to everyone within a 15 foot radius. I go to a CATHOLIC High School (big mistake). This school has only caused depression and anger...I hate it. I am in my Junior Year of high school and I get pretty good grades for a catholic school (not to boast). I have a job at our local Hospital as an ISA. I have three different type of jobs there. When I am in the basement, I bring files up to the sorting area for Patients who are in the hospital. When I am in the sorting area position I take care of putting up x rays and ultrasounds (cool stuff!) and doing more stuff with files. And when I am at the Front Desk (SUPER COOL!) I just tell where patients where to go and what to do. It really is an amazing job and I am so lucky to have it....it is amazing and pays very well. When I am not in School or working I hang out with my friends. One of my friends just got a new truck so we go all over....Its so cool, its like a new sense of freedom.
- My mom got me into Fleetwood Mac...She was born into a family with 8 kids and they all love the Mac. She has seen every tour since 1977 including all Solo shows by band members (including Christine and Lindsey). On the Mask tour she got one of Micks Drum Sticks and My Aunt got the other. She had backstage Passes for OSOTM but Stevie never came to see her...the security only wheeled the girl in a wheelchair in.
My first concert was in 97 and I was only 7 or 8 at the time...The Dance Tour (yes Christine was awesome).
I saw Enchanted, TISL, 5 SYW (including the LIB tapings), and Two Voices with Henley.
I like English, I want to be a teacher and major in English....
thats my life. :)
You sound like a very cool kid. :wavey:
AliceLover
02-18-2006, 04:21 PM
:lol: Good ol' Jimmy! :wavey:
I'm So Afraid!!
Hot dang, but you have seen a goodly amount of shows!
That's what I did! :thumbsup: :blob2: :thumbsup: :blob1:
Hey David!
I actually don't know what "ISA" stands for as my job title but its just some professional name used for our job where we actually just carry files around. :lol:
Enchanted tour was definitely the coolest...or maybe the dance.
AliceLover
02-18-2006, 04:24 PM
You sound like a very cool kid. :wavey:
Thanks! Your cool too! :wavey:
skcin
02-18-2006, 04:30 PM
That's what I did! :thumbsup: :blob2: :thumbsup: :blob1:
Hey, look at that, Jimmy, you can aspire to be just like David! :D
ISA - Information Systems Assistant? I just like to make up things, I've no clue if this is right. Your job does sound cool. :nod:
Brwn_eyes0511
02-18-2006, 04:47 PM
I want to major in Christine
AliceLover
02-18-2006, 04:48 PM
Hey, look at that, Jimmy, you can aspire to be just like David! :D
ISA - Information Systems Assistant? I just like to make up things, I've no clue if this is right. Your job does sound cool. :nod:
Hey you were close!!!!
Actually not really...
Imaging Service Associate is the title. :thumbsup:
WelshWitchPMD
03-01-2006, 11:42 PM
Hi my name is Pattie. I live in Providence, RI and have been here all of my life. I am an only child and I do act very spoiled at times. I have been a Fleetwood Mac fan since around 1977 when I was 12 years old. I guess that you could say I have been obsessed with them since the Rumours days. I work for a financial institution where I actually now have 2 jobs. I have been with the same company for almost 11 years. I work in back office as a loan dept. CSR and it is a boring job. I don’t have to deal with people in front of me anymore, which I had to when I worked at a branch. I love that part of my job the best. There aren’t that many back office jobs so I am lucky and I have been working there for about 5 years. I recently just got a part-time job with my company working in the computer room.:blob1: I make some good overtime and I could work anywhere from 4 to 15 hours extra a week depending on my schedule. Even if I only work 4 hours extra a week I would still make more then I would anywhere else working about 15 hours a week. Thankfully I knew something about computers (and I had taken some computer classes at a local college) and I got this job.
I like photography even though I have not done too much lately. I love to take photos at Fleetwood Mac concerts and I have quite a nice collection from the SYW tour. I like trading for Fleetwood Mac shows, demos, etc. I have a trade page. I have gotten into DVD trading now for a few years and I love it. I am eagerly awaiting a Lindsey Buckingham solo tour.:eek: I know “don’t hold your breath”.:laugh:
I think that is about it.
Here is a photo of me with some guy who's shirt I did not like so I gave him a new one.:laugh:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v482/WelshWitchPMD/Banners%20and%20Icons%20by%20WelshWitchPMD/PattieandLindseyerasedtyedie250.jpg
This picture is 2 years old, but I don't have a scanner anymore and I look pretty much the same.
http://i2.tinypic.com/ou6sg7.jpg
My name is Sarah. I'm 17 (18 on April 3rd). I live in Alberta, Canada. I don't speak to either of my parents and right now I'm living with an extremely loving, unofficial foster family. I too go to a Catholic High School. I'm surviving it. I want to write a movie about the hilarity of going to a Catholic High School when you're not Catholic (ex. today was Ash Wednesday. I had a spare and missed the service with the ash crosses on everyone's head. So everyone's walking around with these black smudges LOOKING like an idiot, but I FEEL like one because I don't have one and everyone's like "Why didn't you get the ashes???"). I'm a pretty big drama nerd at my school; this year I'm taking Special Projects so that I can be in the class again. I work at a Quiznos and I'm getting really bored there. I want to get into Radio and I'm working on my application for a program for next year.
I got into FM while looking for songs with my name in them. I discovered Sara. I think I initially listened to it and kind of forgot about it. I came back to it and was blown away and got into the other songs and here I am posting my bio on an FM board.
I have huge CD, vinyl, and DVD collections. I have been playing guitar since gr 5 and I own a black Fender Venus and a blue Tak. I sleep with a stuffed elephant. I like bacon.
That's all she wrote.
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 02:25 AM
I'm Chris, I'm 17 years old and I live in Florida. FYI: I hate living in Florida because it is so hot! It was 90 degrees today! So, I plan to move to a cooler climate some time soon.
I'm a senior in high school and only have a couple months before graduation! I'm starting college this fall at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. My intended major is "Hospitality Management". I hope to either be an "events planner"/party planner or to own my own restaurant one day, so that is why I decided on that major.
My favorite person in the entire world is my grandmother! We have a really close relationship. She got me into cooking (my favorite hobby), and she also got me my first Stevie Nicks album! We hang out a lot! She is actually my Step-Grandmother (she is only 45), so I consider her the mother I never had! Which of course pisses off my real mother!
I adore Stevie Nicks! I first saw her in concert on the first leg of the SYW tour. I saw her three more times that tour- I couldn't get enough! Then I saw her a couple of times in Vegas (where I got to hold hands with her and tell her I loved her. Her response: "I know! I know!" lol) So, I've seen her in concert eight times, so I feel pretty lucky.
I'm also a huge movie buff. I have more DVDs than I could ever watch! So, I collect movies! My favorite movie of the moment is Flightplan.
Here is a picture of my best friend and I. As well as a picture of my dog, Maggie! On second thought, Maggie is my best friend!
This is such a cool thread!!:blob2:
Anyway, I am sorry I 'm not posting a picture - I am not so familiar with scanning and maybe I will ask my fiance to do that later when I get home. But I 'll say a couple of things about myself:
I am 29 years old (soon to turn 30, on June 12th that is) and I am from Athens, Greece. I went to a French/Greek Catholic school. Later, in my early 20's I lived for a year in Oslo, Norway and in northern Germany.
I studied law, which I hated, but managed to find some interest in it later. I have a master's degree in International Private Law (even though I would have prefered Human Rights :( ) and for the last couple of years I 've been working in a Law Firm run by my ex-professor at the University. Fortunately I have managed not to be become a normal lawyer :laugh: . My main work consists in helping my boss with his academic stuff, so I have lots of free time .
I am living together with my boyfriend of 7 years, who is a mechanical engineer and is the same age as me.
I became a Stevie fan when Rooms On Fire came out (that is when I was 13) and I also had a general interest in FM. I became a huge fan only later, after the Dance came out. Other music interests include: Leonard Cohen (probably own everything he's ever recorded), Nick Cave&the Bad Seeds, Roxy Music, Placebo, Patti Smith, Lou Reed and even though I 'm not so much into Jazz, I like Billy Holiday and Nina Simone. I also love Baroque music, especially all the Vivaldi violin concertos.
My dream would be to live in a nice house with a garden with lots of kids (not likely since I 'm already 30 with no kids still:) )and if I could, I would move back to Norway right away..
Things I love
Reading and every book by Iris Murdoch.
"All that Jazz" by Bob Fosse and "The Deerhunter".
Sylvia Plath
Ballet (quit a couple of months ago because I got too tired :( ),
Playing games with friends at home
Drinking tea from Starbucks
Watching sports (tennis, football and figure skating mostly)
Watching movies with my boyfriend or the Friends Dvds all over again :)
Things I hate
Noise
Being away from my boyfriend:o
That's all from me, I am sorry for the long post! Totally love this thread!:blob1:
ryan8472
03-02-2006, 08:46 AM
:p
I'm Ryan and I'm 17. I live in Milford Connecticut. I hate living here. When I can, I'm SO moving to San Diego. :laugh: I live at home with my parents and 15 yr old sister. I am THE biggest Yankee fan you will ever meet, bottom line. And of course, I have cute boyfriend named Brad who is a year younger than me. (Don't say it! :lol: )
I'm in between jobs right now, but I was a dietary aid in a nursing home previously. And that means what? It means I made sure the patients didn't recieve meals that would kill them. :p Right now, I'm searching for a new job, because I absolutely hated working where I was.
I got into FM about 5 years ago, when I picked up my mom's Dance CD randomly one night. I never stopped listening to it. I've been to 2 shows, both on the SYW tour. And of course, I'm the only Stevie obsessed kid in my school. :distress: Besides FM, I'm also obsessed with Talking Heads, U2, Pink Floyd, Blondie, and such. :D
I'm headed to college in September (East Conn!), where I want to become a history teacher. :nod:
jkmaletic
03-02-2006, 08:50 AM
you're not the only one. ;) And thanks.
Paula-
In the first pic he kinda has a Lindsey-look to him. He has similar eyes and smile. Have people mentioned that before?
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 04:42 PM
And of course, I'm the only Stevie obsessed kid in my school. :distress:
Me too. What's up with that?
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 04:44 PM
Hi my name is Pattie. I live in Providence, RI and have been here all of my life. I am an only child and I do act very spoiled at times. I have been a Fleetwood Mac fan since around 1977 when I was 12 years old. I guess that you could say I have been obsessed with them since the Rumours days. I work for a financial institution where I actually now have 2 jobs. I have been with the same company for almost 11 years. I work in back office as a loan dept. CSR and it is a boring job. I don’t have to deal with people in front of me anymore, which I had to when I worked at a branch. I love that part of my job the best. There aren’t that many back office jobs so I am lucky and I have been working there for about 5 years. I recently just got a part-time job with my company working in the computer room.:blob1: I make some good overtime and I could work anywhere from 4 to 15 hours extra a week depending on my schedule. Even if I only work 4 hours extra a week I would still make more then I would anywhere else working about 15 hours a week. Thankfully I knew something about computers (and I had taken some computer classes at a local college) and I got this job.
I like photography even though I have not done too much lately. I love to take photos at Fleetwood Mac concerts and I have quite a nice collection from the SYW tour. I like trading for Fleetwood Mac shows, demos, etc. I have a trade page. I have gotten into DVD trading now for a few years and I love it. I am eagerly awaiting a Lindsey Buckingham solo tour.:eek: I know “don’t hold your breath”.:laugh:
I think that is about it.
Here is a photo of me with some guy who's shirt I did not like so I gave him a new one.:laugh:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v482/WelshWitchPMD/Banners%20and%20Icons%20by%20WelshWitchPMD/PattieandLindseyerasedtyedie250.jpgWho the hell's that? Never saw him before.....:rolleyes:
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 04:51 PM
Ok something about me. My name is David Marx, I'm 34, and I live in Minneapolis Minnesota. My hobbies are Music, Primary among those being Fleetwood Mac, The Stereophonics, and The Sundays, and Major league Baseball.I've been a Fleetwood Mac fan since hearing Gold Dust Woman on the radio in the summer of 1977 at the age of 6 and I'm a card carrying member of Red Sox Nation. Yes a Red Sox fan in Minnesota.:lol: I love to travel also, having been to every state except Alaska, as well as Europe twice, Australia, and Hong Kong. Between Stevie and Fleetwood Mac, I've seen them 60 times live, as well as 3 times seeing Peter Green. My favorite people are my grandmother Victoria, who came from Germany in 1956, my mother Lisa, and my great aunt Eloise. I wouldnt be here today if it wasnt for them.:)
As far as work goes, I've worked different jobs, mostly cashiering, but hey it pays the bills. I am also proudly gay, and my boyfriend Derek and I have been together for a year and a half!
If I had to pick a motto for myself it would be "Dont wait for life to come toyou! Go get it!" Also, be kind to others. You may not know when you need that kindness to be repaid.:)
JazmenFlowers
03-02-2006, 04:52 PM
I'm Chris, I'm 17 years old and I live in Florida. FYI: I hate living in Florida because it is so hot! It was 90 degrees today! So, I plan to move to a cooler climate some time soon.
I'm a senior in high school and only have a couple months before graduation! I'm starting college this fall at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. My intended major is "Hospitality Management". I hope to either be an "events planner"/party planner or to own my own restaurant one day, so that is why I decided on that major.
My favorite person in the entire world is my grandmother! We have a really close relationship. She got me into cooking (my favorite hobby), and she also got me my first Stevie Nicks album! We hang out a lot! She is actually my Step-Grandmother (she is only 45), so I consider her the mother I never had! Which of course pisses off my real mother!
I adore Stevie Nicks! I first saw her in concert on the first leg of the SYW tour. I saw her three more times that tour- I couldn't get enough! Then I saw her a couple of times in Vegas (where I got to hold hands with her and tell her I loved her. Her response: "I know! I know!" lol) So, I've seen her in concert eight times, so I feel pretty lucky.
I'm also a huge movie buff. I have more DVDs than I could ever watch! So, I collect movies! My favorite movie of the moment is Flightplan.
Here is a picture of my best friend and I. As well as a picture of my dog, Maggie! On second thought, Maggie is my best friend!
ahhh yes...that dog. I remember her...what a sweet picture.
I also thought about being an "event planner" but there's not much of a market here so I nixxed that idea.
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 04:52 PM
:p
I'm Ryan and I'm 17. I live in Milford Connecticut. I hate living here. When I can, I'm SO moving to San Diego. :laugh: I live at home with my parents and 15 yr old sister. I am THE biggest Yankee fan you will ever meet, bottom line. And of course, I have cute boyfriend named Brad who is a year younger than me. (Don't say it! :lol: )
I'm in between jobs right now, but I was a dietary aid in a nursing home previously. And that means what? It means I made sure the patients didn't recieve meals that would kill them. :p Right now, I'm searching for a new job, because I absolutely hated working where I was.
I got into FM about 5 years ago, when I picked up my mom's Dance CD randomly one night. I never stopped listening to it. I've been to 2 shows, both on the SYW tour. And of course, I'm the only Stevie obsessed kid in my school. :distress: Besides FM, I'm also obsessed with Talking Heads, U2, Pink Floyd, Blondie, and such. :D
I'm headed to college in September (East Conn!), where I want to become a history teacher. :nod:I'll say it T R O L L!!!!:laugh:
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 04:54 PM
Thanks! I got it on the net for like $100, it was quite Stevie-ish without being ridiculous. I think.
And Curtis IS a nut! Here's our real wedding picture:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/skcin/Stevie%20Pittsburgh%206-11-05/pinkhoodies.jpg
That's a great picture Paula! where was it taken?
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 04:56 PM
ahhh yes...that dog. I remember her...what a sweet picture.
I think I had that picture in my signature for a while. She is a really sweet dog. I just love her to death!
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 04:59 PM
I think I had that picture in my signature for a while. She is a really sweet dog. I just love her to death!What breed is she?
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 05:01 PM
What breed is she?
She's an American Eskimo.
She is the only reason I decided to stay in Florida for college. Because, if I went out of state I would never get to see her! And, my Dad won't let me take her with me. I've even threatened my parents with a custody battle! That's how obsessed I am with this dog!
Rickypt
03-02-2006, 05:02 PM
Me too. What's up with that?
I was the only obsessed Stevie fan in high school back in the 80's. I remember carving "Stevie Nicks Rocks" on my desk the day of the Wild Heart concert, and someone carved "Bart" underneath. :(
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 05:03 PM
She's an American Eskimo.
She is the only reason I decided to stay in Florida for college. Because, if I went out of state I would never get to see her! And, my Dad won't let me take her with me. I've even threatened my parents with a custody battle! That's how obsessed I am with this dog!An animal lover. Cool.good for you! I'm a bit mroe of a cat person, but Derek and I have an adorable Daschund.
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 05:04 PM
I was the only obsessed Stevie fan in high school back in the 80's. I remember carving "Stevie Nicks Rocks" on my desk the day of the Wild Heart concert, and someone carved "Bart" underneath. :(Dickhead!:mad: Sorry that happened to you.
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 05:06 PM
An animal lover. Cool.good for you! I'm a bit mroe of a cat person, but Derek and I have an adorable Daschund.
I have a cat too, but I am definately a dog person.
That is one more reason I love Stevie, because she is an animal lover/dog lover too. Although her dog is insanely small! I like dogs that are a little bigger.
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 05:08 PM
I was the only obsessed Stevie fan in high school back in the 80's. I remember carving "Stevie Nicks Rocks" on my desk the day of the Wild Heart concert, and someone carved "Bart" underneath. :(
OMG, in the yearbook this year under "Greatest Moment" I put: "Touching Stevie Nicks". I can only imagine would people are going to think when they see that under my name! But I really don't care!
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 05:08 PM
I have a cat too, but I am definately a dog person.
That is one more reason I love Stevie, because she is an animal lover/dog lover too. Although her dog is insanely small! I like dogs that are a little bigger.One time on the SYW tour in Cleveland, my friend and I got into an elevator at the hotel we later found out Fleetwood Mac was staying at. We were going to eat at one of the resturants, and one of Stevie's handlers walked onto the elevator with her 2 little ones. I was kinda waiting for Stevie to pop into the elevator, but that never happened.:lol:
chiliD
03-02-2006, 05:11 PM
:laugh: One time on the SYW tour in Cleveland, my friend and I got into an elevator at the hotel we later found out Fleetwood Mac was staying at. We were going to eat at one of the resturants, and one of Stevie's handlers walked onto the elevator with her 2 little ones. I was kinda waiting for Stevie to pop into the elevator, but that never happened.:lol:
Stalker! :eek:
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 05:11 PM
One time on the SYW tour in Cleveland, my friend and I got into an elevator at the hotel we later found out Fleetwood Mac was staying at. We were going to eat at one of the resturants, and one of Stevie's handlers walked onto the elevator with her 2 little ones. I was kinda waiting for Stevie to pop into the elevator, but that never happened.:lol:
Did you get to pet them???!!!!
DavidMn
03-02-2006, 05:13 PM
Actually, it kinda freaked me out, cause my friend wanted to say those were Stevie's dogs,but I whispered to her not to cause I didnt want to draw attention to us. We were seriously just going to eat.:laugh:
Rickypt
03-02-2006, 06:20 PM
My bio:
I'm Ryan, heading towards 37 and have no idea how that happened. I already posted a pic on another thread.
I'm a Bay Area native and have lived in San Francisco since '89. I love it here and would be just fine never leaving the city limits, although I have traveled extensively.
I have worked in the HIV/AIDS arena since I got out of college as a public policy advocate.
I'm gay, widowed going on 5 years, and like the great Jessi Colter, have decided to keep moving forward, so I've reorganized my life and been able to find an identity beyond widower.
I love all animals, much more than people. I have two cats, a crazy calico girl and a sweet, fat boy.
Hobbies include reading, going to the movies at least once a week, theater, trying to stay in shape, happy hour, and my beloved San Francisco Giants. I'm a cofounder of a group of gay guys in their 30's who meet to discuss books, art, politics, etc.
Have loved Stevie Nicks since '75, although I did lose interest between OSOTM and '97. Missing the Street Angel tour is one of my biggest regrets. Driving to Phoenix to see her play at a Don Henley benefit in March, 1997, reignited my love and I haven't looked back.
I did have a co-worker and good friend who shared my Stevie love, and we traveled to Phoenix for AHI fiasco and LA for the House of Blues shows. The last time I saw her was at the San Jose SYW concert in '03; she committed suicide a few months later. I miss her.
:wavey:
SuzeQuze
03-02-2006, 06:38 PM
My bio:
I'm Ryan, heading towards 37 and have no idea how that happened. I already posted a pic on another thread.
I'm a Bay Area native and have lived in San Francisco since '89. I love it here and would be just fine never leaving the city limits, although I have traveled extensively.
I have worked in the HIV/AIDS arena since I got out of college as a public policy advocate.
I'm gay, widowed going on 5 years, and like the great Jessi Colter, have decided to keep moving forward, so I've reorganized my life and been able to find an identity beyond widower.
I love all animals, much more than people. I have two cats, a crazy calico girl and a sweet, fat boy.
Hobbies include reading, going to the movies at least once a week, theater, trying to stay in shape, happy hour, and my beloved San Francisco Giants. I'm a cofounder of a group of gay guys in their 30's who meet to discuss books, art, politics, etc.
Have loved Stevie Nicks since '75, although I did lose interest between OSOTM and '97. Missing the Street Angel tour is one of my biggest regrets. Driving to Phoenix to see her play at a Don Henley benefit in March, 1997, reignited my love and I haven't looked back.
I did have a co-worker and good friend who shared my Stevie love, and we traveled to Phoenix for AHI fiasco and LA for the House of Blues shows. The last time I saw her was at the San Jose SYW concert in '03; she committed suicide a few months later. I miss her.
:wavey:
Ryan, I'm so sorry for the loss of your partner and also your Stevie friend. :(
It sounds like you have a full, rich life, well done. :)
I haven't had much time to delve into this thread but will tomorrow as I "work" from home. :lol:
skcin
03-02-2006, 06:59 PM
Paula-
In the first pic he kinda has a Lindsey-look to him. He has similar eyes and smile. Have people mentioned that before?
No, you're the first. Wait til I tell him, he'll be thrilled. :rolleyes: :laugh:
I'm Chris, I'm 17 years old and I live in Florida. FYI: I hate living in Florida because it is so hot! It was 90 degrees today! So, I plan to move to a cooler climate some time soon.
I'm a senior in high school and only have a couple months before graduation! I'm starting college this fall at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
If you hate FL, why don't you try to go to college out of state? :shrug: That would be a great way to get out of there & try out another area.
That's a great picture Paula! where was it taken?
The Ritz. :laugh:
We were at the dirty-ass Ramada near the Post Gazette Pavilion last year. Gross. Highly NOT recommended.
JazmenFlowers
03-02-2006, 06:59 PM
My bio:
I'm Ryan, heading towards 37 and have no idea how that happened. I already posted a pic on another thread.
I'm a Bay Area native and have lived in San Francisco since '89. I love it here and would be just fine never leaving the city limits, although I have traveled extensively.
I have worked in the HIV/AIDS arena since I got out of college as a public policy advocate.
I'm gay, widowed going on 5 years, and like the great Jessi Colter, have decided to keep moving forward, so I've reorganized my life and been able to find an identity beyond widower.
I love all animals, much more than people. I have two cats, a crazy calico girl and a sweet, fat boy.
Hobbies include reading, going to the movies at least once a week, theater, trying to stay in shape, happy hour, and my beloved San Francisco Giants. I'm a cofounder of a group of gay guys in their 30's who meet to discuss books, art, politics, etc.
Have loved Stevie Nicks since '75, although I did lose interest between OSOTM and '97. Missing the Street Angel tour is one of my biggest regrets. Driving to Phoenix to see her play at a Don Henley benefit in March, 1997, reignited my love and I haven't looked back.
I did have a co-worker and good friend who shared my Stevie love, and we traveled to Phoenix for AHI fiasco and LA for the House of Blues shows. The last time I saw her was at the San Jose SYW concert in '03; she committed suicide a few months later. I miss her.
:wavey:
I felt like I was reading a novel. I totally got mental images of all this. You've done a lot to be so young and it's great you work in the HIV/AIDS arena.
And I'm deeply sorry for both of your losses.
diamondsnake
03-02-2006, 07:06 PM
If you hate FL, why don't you try to go to college out of state? :shrug: That would be a great way to get out of there & try out another area.
Well it is just much more expensive to do Out-of-State schools. And, I sort of want to breakaway a little slower. This is starting to sound like a Kelly Clarkson song. :eek:
Rickypt
03-02-2006, 08:08 PM
Thank you Jazmen and Suze. I do feel like I've had a rich life and very lucky to have known some great people, even if some of them just for a few years.
skcin
03-03-2006, 01:27 PM
Well it is just much more expensive to do Out-of-State schools. And, I sort of want to breakaway a little slower. This is starting to sound like a Kelly Clarkson song. :eek:
If you move out of state, your family can sing "Since You've Been Gone." :laugh:
DavidMn
03-03-2006, 01:41 PM
If you move out of state, your family can sing "Since You've Been Gone." :laugh:By Rainbow right?
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