Stevie at LA airport - Page 2

danax6 · #16 11-15-2007, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by mikeschmike

Call me crazy, but I like how she looks in this one. Certainly not the look of a woman that's closing in on 60.

Yep.

I really love these pictures, despite my hatred for paparazzi shots.

strandinthewind · #17 11-15-2007, 01:23 PM

The dog is in the carry bag at all time in the airport unless you are going through the security part. Then, you take the dog out of the carry bag, put the carry bag through the x-ray machine, and carry the dog with you when you walk through the magnatometer. Then, the dog goes back in the bag before you exit security. Most airports are strict about this, which makes sense. Trust me, I've done it a thousand times

Also, she needs to get a new outfit

strandinthewind · #18 11-15-2007, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

^^^
true. and that she's not flying in a private jet. that's so un-Stevie. but, w/e.

I think she likely only flies the private jets when she is recording or touring. That way the cost is expensed. I sort of am surprised, though, that she is not a member of Netjets or some other share company. In the end though, if she is flying from NYC to LA, the cost difference is about $15,000+ to go commercial.

gldstwmn · #19 11-15-2007, 01:53 PM

Mama's wearing a serious coat. Love the doggie sweater.

Betsy · #20 11-15-2007, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

The dog is in the carry bag at all time in the airport unless you are going through the security part. Then, you take the dog out of the carry bag, put the carry bag through the x-ray machine, and carry the dog with you when you walk through the magnatometer. Then, the dog goes back in the bag before you exit security. Most airports are strict about this, which makes sense. Trust me, I've done it a thousand times

Thank you. I never thought of that. I wondered if the dog just sat on her lap or how they did it.

Also, tell me -- what's in a lemon drop martini ? (Or what was the name of that drink in the photo thread?)

danax6 · #21 11-15-2007, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Mama's wearing a serious coat. Love the doggie sweater.

You know, for someone with her bank account, you think she'd be able to afford a variety of coats.

She wore the coat in Chicago also. Come to think of it, maybe that was her destination.

JazmenFlowers · #22 11-15-2007, 02:25 PM

^^^
I thought the same thing. then, I remembered how much Stevie is a creature of habit. she must love that coat (she probably owns several identical coats) and feels comfortable in it. I know I have 2 jackets that I wear 98% of the time.

**mylittledemon** · #23 11-15-2007, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

I know, right? whenever I land in NYC, I'm the same way. when I was in LA earlier this year I did the same thing. I never see anyone though.

with respect to the pictures, I think Stevie still looks amazing for a woman her age and without a stitch of makeup. we should all be so lucky. yeah, she ain't perfectly taut and she's a little splotchy, but damn, give ole girl a break. she looks good.

ETA: David, I should have added these pics are from the end of October, so, they're not exactly recent.

True...she does look good for a 60 year old. I'd still make out with her.

strandinthewind · #24 11-15-2007, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Betsy

Also, tell me -- what's in a lemon drop martini ? (Or what was the name of that drink in the photo thread?)

They are supposed to stay in their carriers. But, I have had piolts take mine out and play with them. Go figure

I think it is Absolut Citron vodka, sugar, and a lemon wedge.

kathy1 · #25 11-15-2007, 03:56 PM

thanks for posting the pictures. when were they taken?

HejiraNYC · #26 11-15-2007, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by jannieC

Omg Jason- you know when I flew into LAX I was desperately searching for a famous person. *Any* famous person. Jeff and I had a long wait there; can you imagine if I had spotted Stevie?

The last time I flew out of LAX, we were sitting in the terminal waiting for our flight back to NYC, but then, from a distance we could spot a rather large old woman being wheeled to our gate. From 50 feet away my friend, who is a HUGE Broadway queen, saw that it was Barbara Cooke. Needless to say, he was a bit starstruck, and she was quite pleasant to chat with. Apparently she lives somewhere on Central Park West. The autographed picture she had promised never materialized, unfortunately.

Another time I flew through LAX, we spotted Grant Shaud, who was best known for playing Murphy Brown's nerdy producer; he was on our flight headed back to NYC. We knew he was kinda washed up, but we were stunned that he was flying coach!

Another time flying out of NYC, we walked by Frankie Nunez (Malcolm in the Middle), who was sitting in first class.

I guess if you are hankering for some good starf**king, I guess the rule of thumb would be to stalk the gates headed to/from Los Angeles or NYC while you are at LAX or JFK/EWR (I've never seen anyone famous at LGA).

HejiraNYC · #27 11-15-2007, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

last few:

That dog's sweater was probably more expensive than anything in my closet.

jannieC · #28 11-15-2007, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

The last time I flew out of LAX, we were sitting in the terminal waiting for our flight back to NYC, but then, from a distance we could spot a rather large old woman being wheeled to our gate. From 50 feet away my friend, who is a HUGE Broadway queen, saw that it was Barbara Cooke. Needless to say, he was a bit starstruck, and she was quite pleasant to chat with. Apparently she lives somewhere on Central Park West. The autographed picture she had promised never materialized, unfortunately.

Another time I flew through LAX, we spotted Grant Shaud, who was best known for playing Murphy Brown's nerdy producer; he was on our flight headed back to NYC. We knew he was kinda washed up, but we were stunned that he was flying coach!

Another time flying out of NYC, we walked by Frankie Nunez (Malcolm in the Middle), who was sitting in first class.

I guess if you are hankering for some good starf**king, I guess the rule of thumb would be to stalk the gates headed to/from Los Angeles or NYC while you are at LAX or JFK/EWR (I've never seen anyone famous at LGA).

It's funny- I am originally from NY and never even thought about seeing anyone famous either when I was flying out of there or any time I've ever flown back home to visit. But then again, I think I use LGA more than any other.

Steviefan49 · #29 11-15-2007, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

That dog's sweater was probably more expensive than anything in my closet.

Amen girlfriend and high five on that one! I would have to agree here, and I have some pretty nice stuff! LOL

THINKABOUTIT · #30 11-15-2007, 08:08 PM

these are awesome!!!! thank god something new!!! Can anyone make them larger?!?!?!! PLEASE??