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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI recently finished Ronnie, Ron Wood's autobiography and he too like to drop names although his do ring bells.
Of course not. Wonder why that's the conclusion you reached first. Just asking if you've checked your closets. It's almost time for Spring Cleaning. Curious that in the same breath you exhale "insecurities showing" without a skirt. Forgot, Cheerleaders Patricia T and Janice S. Also, tall blond sophomore Dorothy B who invited me over to watch TV after sc ...[text shortened]... il cheerful and beautiful Mrs B waltzed into the room. Oh, Dottie B, where art thou now?
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Originally posted by HandyAndyShe was a Capricorn with her feet firmly on Terra Firma. But, during lunch I let myself reminisce and remembered it was Mary who wore the soft pink sweater which was well coordinated with her expensive coffee/mocha skirt, that summer night I drove to her home in Augusta, GA. Dottie B and her Hottie Mom always wore elegant tight slacks. Mrs B was so very thoughtful. She frequently made my favorite cookies for our snack.
Thanking her lucky stars she didn't get mixed up with you.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbySounds as though you needed a bit of nourishment in order to get the names right. I guess that happens although the longterm memories tend to be remembered it's the later ones that seem to fade or so I've found. Weird or what?.
She was a Capricorn with her feet firmly on Terra Firma. But, during lunch I let myself reminisce and remembered it was Mary who wore the soft pink sweater which was well coordinated with her expensive coffee/mocha skirt, that summer night I drove to her home in Augusta, GA. Dottie B and her Hottie Mom always wore elegant tight slacks. Mrs B was so very thoughtful. She frequently made my favorite cookies for our snack.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesSynesthesia's a fantastic sensory/cerebral phenomenon, even as a teen.
Sounds as though you needed a bit of nourishment in order to get the names right. I guess that happens although the longterm memories tend to be remembered it's the later ones that seem to fade or so I've found. Weird or what?.
Betty's gave hints of magical peppermint candy near Route #128 in MA.
Leslie's of Cape Cod Cranberries and Atlantic Ocean Spray on Scargo Hill.
Nancy W from North of Boston, sophisticated and indescribably earthy.
Think gb and his laptop need a nap.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyInsightful into the world of Superstar rock groups but he is not an author. Having said that I enjoyed the ride such that I'm now reading Rod a fellow band mate of Ronnie's in the group Faces but I'll wager you knew that.🙂
Good read?
http://www.biography.com/people/ron-wood-20874863
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Originally posted by Very Rusty"IF a Woman says maybe, it is a NO. " I've met women that have said maybe and what they actually meant, when all was said and done was, OK yes. You've got to convince her VR or at least make an attempt.
IF a Woman says maybe, it is a NO.
Now if a man says maybe then it is "maybe". 😛
School has nothing to do with it. FACT of life !!! 😉
Originally posted by Great Big SteesWhen like myself you happen to be God's gift to mankind, you don't have to go that extra mile, so to speak. 😛 😉 😉
"IF a Woman says maybe, it is a NO. " I've met women that have said maybe and what they actually meant, when all was said and done was, OK yes. You've got to convince her VR or at least make an attempt.
Originally posted by Great Big Steesbet you read a good book each week
Insightful into the world of Superstar rock groups but he is not an author. Having said that I enjoyed the ride such that I'm now reading Rod a fellow band mate of Ronnie's in the group Faces but I'll wager you knew that.🙂
when you were a child
(with a flashlight beneath the sheets)