The Dance issues?

[nicole21290]

Originally Posted by bethelblues

So how does this all have to do with Christine? Do we think she was fed up with the drama and thought it was ridiculous, happening again with Stevie and Lindsey? Or was it just the Lindsey Grammy meltdown...lol

Well, I certainly don't think whatever the hell was happening with SnL would've helped the situation but I believe she primarily was having problems at that point with touring/flying, and so on. Also I think was getting divorced around that time, IIRC. You just get fed up at a certain point and I think she'd reached it.

Originally Posted by StreetAngel86

understatement of the millennium

imma call is a sticky SWEET sad situation

just remember, when one of them dies, the other is going to be alone on a bed
not her bed. not his bed. *a* bed ... so it might be back in San Jose lol

Understatement is fun! Ha, well, quite. As Lindsey said, by 1997, it was no longer bittersweet, just sweet. He was seeing the girl who used to live with again, if you'll recall.

Hahahahaha. She wasn't quite specific enough with that quote, was she? Maybe they can bring back a bed from Wales when they go there together and rent a house and record a second Buckingham Nicks album. That would have nice memories, lol.

1997 was an interesting year though, for sure. She even had marriage on the mind.

"Even if Lindsey and I were to totally fall in love again, get married, and get divorced, we would never let it go to that negative place again. We’re just too wise now."

"Maybe when Lindsey and I are 60 years old, we’ll look around and say, ‘You know what, there just isn’t anybody better around. Maybe we’ll just get married or something.’ But, Lindsey and I are becoming really good friends again. It’s really nice. I don’t think we were all that good of friends before."

Which is funny considering SHE was the one vehemently saying only over her dead body would they get together again, while Lindsey was all:

"I think," says Buckingham, "some people are probably getting the impression that we are back together or something along those lines. Which is certainly not true. Not yet, anyway. You never know. I don't foresee that at all. But, you know, things . . ."