Kim Hill Radio Interview from this morning - Page 4

StreetAngel86 · #46 11-05-2005, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by David

Stevie Nicks is a deadly lady but also a beautiful poison.

OH i think i will get that tattooed on my back

StreetAngel86 · #47 11-05-2005, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by SapphireSister

I'll be it made for some really great sex though

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oooooooh woah.
maybe THAT's why they're inclined to fight
it aaaaaaaaaaaall makes sense now

Cat - what is these NEW pics of K and Lindsey?

catinthedark · #48 11-05-2005, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by StreetAngel86

Cat - what is these NEW pics of K and Lindsey?

There's a thread on the Lindsey page... called A New Picture or the Latest Picture... or something like that. Anyway, it's L and K out at some function. I thought someone said it was a movie premiere...

StreetAngel86 · #49 11-05-2005, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by catinthedark

There's a thread on the Lindsey page... called A New Picture or the Latest Picture... or something like that. Anyway, it's L and K out at some function. I thought someone said it was a movie premiere...

:slaps self: should not have ventured over there to look at that I actually like Ks dress

thanks for the info!

Ghost_Tracker · #50 11-05-2005, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by MoonChilde

Interesting ..but I found the interviewer dwelled to much on things from long ago and not enough on the here and now...I mean ..come on...she has been off drugs for how long now?? .I don't think enough thought was put into the interview...IMHO..
Would of been nice to hear about what Stevie has been up in say the last few years and what the future is going to bring us??

They always do a "pre-interview" where the person being
interviewed tells them what they want to talk about, and what they
won't talk about. Always.
Contracts and everything, I believe. I'm not sure but I
think maybe Stevie is working the drugs/past thing so heavily
because she's trying to "solidify" her role as the "Queen of Rock" -
wise not-so-old grandmother, etc. World-wide, now, not just the U.S.A.
And if she can save some lives in Australia doing it, or at least help
someone out somehow, what the hell - that whole thing.

Ghost_Tracker · #51 11-05-2005, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by paleshadow

I caught that too. I remember she called Dr. Atkins a "God among men" at one point. Now she's bowing to the people who created weight watchers. Well, as long as she stays healthy. I just wonder how many of her fans who started Atkins are going to convert to weight watchers now also.

I guess the Atkins people were late with the check. . . .

CelticGypsy · #52 11-05-2005, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

This was a fun interview. Very interesting.

OMG the yo yo dieting. Weight Watchers ? Please. Diets are band aids and I am stunned she doesn't have a doctor who will tell her this. Stop eating crap and exercise like mad. End of story.

Lost 20 pounds ? Between when and when ? I can't even tell anymore.

Believe me, WW's is a great way to lose weight in a healthy way. You count points and keep within certain points for your current weight. As you lose weight, you lower points as your weight goes down. When you are an older woman like a few of us on this board and Stevie, we need to focus and be healthy. If you can't do it on your own, then a place like WW's does work. My hubby does Atkins. To me, it isn't that healthy. He rarely eats healthy fruits or vegetables. Just eats too many eggs, bacon, steaks, a few boring salads. To me, this isn't a healthy way to eat. Some people need and like to eat a variety of foods and Stevie is probably one of those people that wants to splurge on a special treat like a piece of pie or cake once or twice a week and she can as long as she can keep under her points/calories limit for the day. Once women reach a certain age, it is very, very difficult for us to remain slim liike we did in our teen/twenties. Some women need help and if WW helps Stevie, then more power to her. What matters is she is healthy looking and happy. Anyway, women are always changing their minds. Stevie is no exception

Men lose weight much more easier than women too.

Serrart · #53 11-05-2005, 08:51 PM

Thanks for the interview, it's great. And about the incident, hope she will mention it day after day till he'll apologize.

Romy

Ghost_Tracker · #54 11-05-2005, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by CelticGypsy

Believe me, WW's is a great way to lose weight in a healthy way. You count points and keep within certain points for your current weight. As you lose weight, you lower points as your weight goes down. When you are an older woman like a few of us on this board and Stevie, we need to focus and be healthy. Some women need help and if WW helps Stevie, then more power to her. What matters is she is healthy looking and happy. Anyway, women are always changing their minds. Stevie is no exception

Men lose weight much more easier than women too.

I hope she's still doing the treadmill and Pilates too. . . .
Has anyone EVER heard of her going jogging?
I get the impression she's never done that in her LIFE!

Maybe chucking Jessie's computer out the WINDOW will be
good exercise though!

sparky · #55 11-05-2005, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by CelticGypsy

Believe me, WW's is a great way to lose weight in a healthy way.

I suppose it helps if you never stop.

My comment, and my belief, is that no short time change in diet is going to result in permanent weight loss if the shift in diet is temporary and not accompanied by serious physical exercise. I know a number of women who have lost weight with WW. And when they went back to their former eating habits, they gained it all back. If one has weight to lose, one must burn more calories than are taken in. To maintain weight, you pretty much have to keep up that exercise forever as you age. Unless, I don't know...something like stomach surgery is involved.

rbs3676 · #56 11-05-2005, 09:41 PM

Thank you so much for posting this very informative interview!

Glad to hear that she is off Atkins (although we've kinda known that for awhile...

) and is doing WW - which works IF you keep it up.

I could listen to her stories all day long...thanks again for posting!!!

rbs

Johnny Stew · #57 11-05-2005, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

Emotions sway, people are complex and have contradictory feelings - it's no big deal. I would die if someone expected me to feel exactly the same way about everything all the time.

One of the best posts I've read in a while, and I couldn't agree more with everything you said.

No one feels the exact same way about something or someone every day of their life.

David · #58 11-05-2005, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

One of the best posts I've read in a while, and I couldn't agree more with everything you said.

No one feels the exact same way about something or someone every day of their life.

Amber is extremely insightful & very good at stepping back & saying, "Hey, this makes no sense." I wish all of Amber's friends on the ledge would read this post of hers very carefully.

SapphireSister · #59 11-05-2005, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by rbs3676

Glad to hear that she is off Atkins (although we've kinda known that for awhile...

) and is doing WW - which works IF you keep it up.

Perhaps she'll be following in Fergie's footsteps and become the next spokeswoman for Weight Watchers? They can play clips of her from the inauguration and then show her recent today show performace singing Stand Back

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Johnny Stew · #60 11-05-2005, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by David

I wish all of Amber's friends on the ledge would read this post of hers very carefully.

It actually covers the fan/artist relationship as well.