Q & A from Vanity fair: All about Hawaii - Page 2

Macfanforever · #16 11-29-2011, 11:28 AM

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AA Airlines has filed for backruptcy. Apparently Stevie needs to fly AA more often.
http://bottomline.msnbc.msn.com/_new...tcy-protection

I just read the story about AA.

http://news.yahoo.com/american-airli...130619191.html

Macfanforever · #17 11-29-2011, 11:30 AM

"When it comes to luggage, I am an … overpacker"
Yea .Everything except the kitchen sink.

michelej1 · #18 11-29-2011, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

I just wanna know what is a hot water bottle used for? Does she drink hot water from it?

When I was a kid and I was sick, my grandmother would tuck me into bed with one and it was very comforting, but it doesn't stay hot for very long compared to a heating pad. So, I don't know what her deal is. She probably still uses a bedwarmer.

Michele

CADreaming · #19 11-29-2011, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

When I was a kid and I was sick, my grandmother would tuck me into bed with one and it was very comforting, but it doesn't stay hot for very long compared to a heating pad. So, I don't know what her deal is. She probably still uses a bedwarmer.

Michele

As long as she doesn't use a bedpan!

(Seriously, my naturopath doesn't think it's good to lie on a heating pad, cook in a microwave, walk through metal detectors, electric doors, or use cell phones. Here's some info. Wouldn't surprise me if Stevie uses a hot water bottle instead of heating pad because of this reasoning.)

jellyman10 · #20 12-01-2011, 02:54 PM

Right now, in Scotland in December, I am practically welded to my hot water bottle. And yes, it has a furry cover. And yes, I take it to bed - along with my husband, who also takes a hot water bottle sometimes too! It takes the chill off the sheets very well.

Maybe it's more of a British thing, but I don't find anything remotely strange about Stevie liking these.

beccamorrisfift · #21 12-01-2011, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jellyman10

Right now, in Scotland in December, I am practically welded to my hot water bottle. And yes, it has a furry cover. And yes, I take it to bed - along with my husband, who also takes a hot water bottle sometimes too! It takes the chill off the sheets very well.

Maybe it's more of a British thing, but I don't find anything remotely strange about Stevie liking these.

I think it definitely is a British thing, just like tea and black taxi's, they are practically a British institution. I'm gonna have to dig my hot water bottle out sometime soon, it's getting pretty chilled down my end of the country as well. Not much fun!

poetinmyheart · #22 12-01-2011, 03:04 PM

^ Agreed. I'm a Brit and love my hot water bottle!

MrStevie · #23 12-02-2011, 12:18 AM

Sorry Stevie...a hot water bottle? It just ain't rock n roll.

markolas · #24 12-02-2011, 01:34 AM

I always thought a hot water bottle was a euphemism for an enema bag.

CADreaming · #25 12-02-2011, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

Where I Go: Stevie Nicks
The former Fleetwood Mac rocker, who recently wrapped a solo tour promoting her latest album, In Your Dreams, trades the stage for Hawaiian shores when her wild heart seeks respite.

Q&A by Anthony Rotunno and Dana Mathews

To get away from it all, I go to … Maui, Hawaii.

My favorite way to travel there is … flying on American Airlines.

My favorite place to stay is … I usually rent a house on the water in Napili.

So, speaking of Napili -- I was perusing this old Hawaii magazine I forgot I had from June 2009 and there was an interview with Mick. Ha. Anyway, the article opened with Stevie and Lindsey joining FM:

The band is on the verge of international superstardom, althought nobody knows that yet. The group is recording an album in Los Angeles, when Buckingham and Nicks suggest, to use Fleetwood's term, "a band treat."

"Lindsey and Stevie knew this great little hotel on Maui called the Napili Kai, which remains unchanged to this day," recalls Fleetwood. "We had a great time together in Napili, and the album we were working on turned out well," says Fleetwood.

So, let's see if I have my history straight. Stevie and Lindsey were broke, broke, broke as haints before they joined Fleetwood Mac but they managed to stay at a Hawaiian resort. I assume this was the trip they went on after they completed BN, early or mid 1973 I would guess.

vivfox · #26 12-02-2011, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by CADreaming

So, let's see if I have my history straight. Stevie and Lindsey were broke, broke, broke as haints before they joined Fleetwood Mac but they managed to stay at a Hawaiian resort. I assume this was the trip they went on after they completed BN, early or mid 1973 I would guess.

Both their families were very well off but it makes for a better up and coming act(story) to talk about how much of a struggle life was for them.

CADreaming · #27 12-02-2011, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

Both their families were very well off but it makes for a better up and coming act(story) to talk about how much of a struggle life was for them.

Oh, yeah I know. But, I don't think they were living on easy street either. I think they were helped out or Stevie was telling some tall tales to get money from Jess.

I suspect Keith Olsen funded that Hawaii trip anyway.