It was his ex-wife Paula Yates who died just after she was with Michael Hutchence who also died. I think one of their daughters passed away too or turned to drugs or something like that.
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“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
goldrush
everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,271
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
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I wonder if I’ll ever lose this newfound and somewhat startling nostalgia for not-too-long-ago times.
Ambling around a shop, trying on clothes (or shoes, or glasses), attending shows, casual visits and get-togethers, all of these things I simply took for granted. Even a tight elevator! And I’m somewhat claustrophobic...
I tend to not prefer the company of most people, but ironically, I miss being around them. Human energy, uncovered smiles.
There’s this sense of solitude. Not loneliness, but separation.
I wonder if I’ll ever lose this newfound and somewhat startling nostalgia for not-too-long-ago times.
Ambling around a shop, trying on clothes (or shoes, or glasses), attending shows, casual visits and get-togethers, all of these things I simply took for granted. Even a tight elevator! And I’m somewhat claustrophobic...
I tend to not prefer the company of most people, but ironically, I miss being around them. Human energy, uncovered smiles.
There’s this sense of solitude. Not loneliness, but separation.
Agreed. I live alone and have worked at home for many years. I don’t mind the solitude. But I used to make up for that by socializing with friends- going shopping, dinner, concerts, parties, etc. I do miss that. I will tell you I have not felt lonely during this whole time until last night - Thanksgiving. My first Thanksgiving without being at my parent’s. It did feel really lonely. But you are right. It is the human energy that has been missing.
I wonder if I’ll ever lose this newfound and somewhat startling nostalgia for not-too-long-ago times.
Ambling around a shop, trying on clothes (or shoes, or glasses), attending shows, casual visits and get-togethers, all of these things I simply took for granted. Even a tight elevator! And I’m somewhat claustrophobic...
I tend to not prefer the company of most people, but ironically, I miss being around them. Human energy, uncovered smiles.
There’s this sense of solitude. Not loneliness, but separation.
If I happen to watch a movie or show about prior times that involves scenes of people crammed in together to clubs, restaurants, stores or really anywhere then I find myself reflexively both marvelling at the freedom and feeling anxious on their behalf. And this only eight months in. I have no idea what it will feel like if things ever go back to “normal”.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
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hedonist
standing on the edge of forever Posts: 24,524
I wonder if I’ll ever lose this newfound and somewhat startling nostalgia for not-too-long-ago times.
Ambling around a shop, trying on clothes (or shoes, or glasses), attending shows, casual visits and get-togethers, all of these things I simply took for granted. Even a tight elevator! And I’m somewhat claustrophobic...
I tend to not prefer the company of most people, but ironically, I miss being around them. Human energy, uncovered smiles.
There’s this sense of solitude. Not loneliness, but separation.
If I happen to watch a movie or show about prior times that involves scenes of people crammed in together to clubs, restaurants, stores or really anywhere then I find myself reflexively both marvelling at the freedom and feeling anxious on their behalf. And this only eight months in. I have no idea what it will feel like if things ever go back to “normal”.
Yeah, I’ve been doing the same - though not so much the anxiety part. It’s more of a pining thing for me: “I wanna go back!”
GG, I’m sorry - sometimes the kitties can do only so much! Distance (or distancing) can be so tough...missing that comfort.
https://twitter.com/electroboyusa/status/1335741656096677888?s=21 This totally represents 2020 is that a fountain in the front of the mansion or the pool lol Kelly’s house in the 5th poorest state!ok it could be some one else’s home or one of the five or six homes she owns, but you get the gist of it all.
https://twitter.com/electroboyusa/status/1335741656096677888?s=21 This totally represents 2020 is that a fountain in the front of the mansion or the pool lol Kelly’s house in the 5th poorest state!ok it could be some one else’s home or one of the five or six homes she owns, but you get the gist of it all.
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Now we just need to hire Ryan Reynolds n his wife for ads saying, "I have safe six, do you?"
Pipsqueak asks, "How do they have smiles on their faces?"
Haha! I love it. Too cute!
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
This is great! Positivity!
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Ambling around a shop, trying on clothes (or shoes, or glasses), attending shows, casual visits and get-togethers, all of these things I simply took for granted. Even a tight elevator! And I’m somewhat claustrophobic...
I tend to not prefer the company of most people, but ironically, I miss being around them. Human energy, uncovered smiles.
There’s this sense of solitude. Not loneliness, but separation.
LOL, never tired that one, although I have been known to add a shot of Baileys to my morning coffee, especially on holidays!
Made me shed a few tears - I blame 2020 lol
This totally represents 2020 is that a fountain in the front of the mansion or the pool lol Kelly’s house in the 5th poorest state!ok it could be some one else’s home or one of the five or six homes she owns, but you get the gist of it all.
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