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A Note from Stevie, December 2002....

From the Nicks Fix....

What does it say? I can't read it.

WOW.. what a great note...just the sort of thing to smile about over the hols :D Hey Nancy, how about a little writing analysis on this one? She does do funny R's!

thanks for posting the message...Brian J.

Awesome note! It now makes me even more anxious for the new album!!

:) Michelle

WOOHOO!! :blob1::blob2: I am SO ready for 2003, I'm SICK with anti-----------ci------------pa--------tion. (Nod to all Rocky Horror fans)

I refrained from downloading Thrown Down, but sounds like Lindsey did a MASTERWORK with a very boring (IMO) demo. YAY LINDSEY!!! :thumbsup:

Quote:

Dear Everyone ~

The record is done ~
I hope everyone has
a wonderful holiday ~
And I will certainly
be seeing you soon ~
The music is great ~
I can't wait for you
to hear it ~

Much love
Stevie
Nicks

Brilliant news!

"The record is done." I love it when people get straight to the point.:nod:

Thanks for the post, Johnny.

:wavey: :wavey: :wavey:

The record is done!!! Next year will be WONDERFUL....

We have communication from Camp Stevie,lol.Mind not my sarcasm..i think it is cool that she does these little notes at all..i guess i am just used to a little more interaction from other bands and stuff(hell,even Mick has outdone her)...but..still..nice little note for xmas...

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Originally posted by tuigirl
Hey Nancy, how about a little writing analysis on this one? She does do funny R's!

If I ever find that handwriting book again, I might just do that! She has some unusual quirks that would be interesting to look up. But a couple scraps of my other analysis apply to Stevie as well as to Lindsey:

"I" DOT HIGH AND TO THE RIGHT

An "i" dot flying high and to the right is made by an impatient, adventurous person who is interested in the future.

LETTERS CONNECT, THEN DISCONNECT, THEN CONNECT AGAIN (AKIN TO PRINTING AND WRITING CURSIVE INTERCHANGEABLY)

The highly disconnected writer is often highly creative. The question is, is she able to put her creativity to work productively? The ideas gush out, spattering in all directions like paint from an aerosol can. Some of them may be pure genius, but others are just flights of fancy not worth spending the time and energy to develop. She isn't always able to clearly define which is which. She is often quite moody and inconsistent. You never know how she is going to react from one minute to the next. Establishing close relationships is much more difficult for this individual. The breaks between letters suggest a breaking of the bonds between herself and the outside world. She finds it easier to stand alone than have to bother cooperating with others.

Interestingly, many printers, while breaking the connections between their letters, place the letters close enough to touch. This suggests that while their conscious desire is to keep their distance, their inner need is for closeness.

LITTLE CURVING HOOKS AT END OF WORDS

Writing with many hooks is done by someone who can't let go—of the past, of relationships, of anything.

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Originally posted by sodascouts
If I ever find that handwriting book again, I might just do that! She has some unusual quirks that would be interesting to look up. But a couple scraps of my other analysis apply to Stevie as well as to Lindsey:

"I" DOT HIGH AND TO THE RIGHT

An "i" dot flying high and to the right is made by an impatient, adventurous person who is interested in the future.

LETTERS CONNECT, THEN DISCONNECT, THEN CONNECT AGAIN (AKIN TO PRINTING AND WRITING CURSIVE INTERCHANGEABLY)

The highly disconnected writer is often highly creative. The question is, is she able to put her creativity to work productively? The ideas gush out, spattering in all directions like paint from an aerosol can. Some of them may be pure genius, but others are just flights of fancy not worth spending the time and energy to develop. She isn't always able to clearly define which is which. She is often quite moody and inconsistent. You never know how she is going to react from one minute to the next. Establishing close relationships is much more difficult for this individual. The breaks between letters suggest a breaking of the bonds between herself and the outside world. She finds it easier to stand alone than have to bother cooperating with others.

Interestingly, many printers, while breaking the connections between their letters, place the letters close enough to touch. This suggests that while their conscious desire is to keep their distance, their inner need is for closeness.

LITTLE CURVING HOOKS AT END OF WORDS

Writing with many hooks is done by someone who can't let go—of the past, of relationships, of anything.

Thats actually quite scary!!:eek:

~Alex

Thanks for that, Johnny.

Couldn't she at least tell us how many tracks made it onto the cd? I'm never satisfied!:rolleyes:

Those first two, the dot above an I high and to the right and connecting then disconnecting and such, are both two things that I do, so that's really interesting because I see a lot of truth in the explanations about myself. Thanks for posting that sodascouts.

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Originally posted by tuigirl
WOW.. what a great note...just the sort of thing to smile about over the hols :D Hey Nancy, how about a little writing analysis on this one? She does do funny R's!

lol that's how i was taught to do r's in grade school... i thought it was the "correct" way..... ???????

We don't do 'R's like that in the UK....I thought it was an 'american' thing (no offense intended)

Pip

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Originally posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon
We don't do 'R's like that in the UK....I thought it was an 'american' thing (no offense intended)

Pip

No offense taken! But curiosity has to ask... how do the Brits do it??:laugh:

Oh, oh....hope I haven't started another people bashing thread :laugh: :laugh: or an Anglo/American debate. I do my "R's" as if I were printing a small r, those Stevie ones always look a bit awkward to do.