OSOTM - Page 3

Sorcerer386 · #31 07-18-2002, 05:31 PM

You know, I could listen to Maybe Love over and over and over and still not be sick of it, and I don't know why. Even at one point I got a little tired of listening to Ooh My Love which is one of my very favorites, but Maybe Love just never gets old for me. However, I think I like the remix a little more, especially with the guitar part in the, I guess it's the bridge, but the part that starts "You want me to be there..." And I like the background singers at the end of the song: "Maybe love (A look, a touch), Maybe love (A kiss, for luck)." The only thing with this song is it is a little, I don't know, abstract I guess, even more so than Edge of 17. But I just can't get enough of Maybe Love.

highpriestess53 · #32 07-20-2002, 05:27 PM

OSOTM..... I remember when I first got this album I had been through a god awful time with a mad bad boyfriend had to move back into my parents house who were not terribly welcoming.....and I worked at a super market as a Green Grocer......to which I had to cycle the better part of 15 miles each day ....Stevie's OSOTM accompanied me everyday on my personal cassette player as they were way back in 89'...it got me through a lot of s**t .....things then picked up and I moved to Spain to work as a Nanny....naturally Stevie came with me....well her albums did...LOL!!

I agree that this album has a 'magical' quality about it and in all the years that I have possessed this album I have never grown tired of it.....

FiercestCalmSea · #33 07-20-2002, 08:54 PM

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I moved to Spain to work as a Nanny....

Ahh you worked as a nanny Louise?? That is so cool..that is what i do right now...i love it

highpriestess53 · #34 07-21-2002, 10:40 PM

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Originally posted by FiercestCalmSea

Ahh you worked as a nanny Louise?? That is so cool..that is what i do right now...i love it

Yes I did for nearly two years......it was a GREAT time especially when we went out on the Motorcruiser, speed boat or skiing trips, the uniform was a bikini and my job to keep the kids occupied and happy at the beach or in the pool......but what is sad is that the parents of the kids that I looked after didn't go out to work......I was there for their convenience so that they could take off whenever they wanted. Having had kids myself kids.....those parents really missed out on sooooooo much.

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #35 07-22-2002, 01:14 AM

I worked as a Nanny too!!

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