COVER ME

photo by Jackson Romie

I can't get enough of this.  I'm sure you can see why.  And enjoy it in Journey or George Michael  fashion as well.                                    

                                  

Principle in the type:  "You're not a cotton headed ninny-muggins.  We all just have different talents."  

            
                               












                                                                                             Happy Weekend Peeps!
                

GEORGIE LOVE

photo by Bambrette

Wham, and George Michael's music were straight up Pop magic.    Wake Me Up equals 80s personified.  This is for real how we looked and how we danced, all night in da'club.


George Michael once said, "I'm surprised that I've survived my own dysfunction, really."   Kind of fascinating because, who can't relate?   article      




                                       
 

Principle in the type:  "Sometimes ... we find ourselves repeatedly struggling with the same difficulties.  As if we were climbing a tree-covered mountain, at times we don't see our progress until we get closer to the top and look back from the high ridges.  Don't be discouraged."   Neil L. Andersen

                                                                                                  Happy Weekend, Peeps

WHEN ONE CURTAIN CLOSES

photo by Claudia Dunitz

They say it comes in 3s.  Maybe you have personal experience with that?  In celebrity news, we sadly lost George Michael, Carrie Fisher, and Debbie Reynolds this week.   Talented singer, good writer (and Princess), and an icon starlet.   I thought of Debbie Reynolds just the other day.  Watching a number in La La Land, reminded me of her and her fellas in Singin' in the Rain.  Enjoy the link!  They are in a better place.  Rest in peace. 

Principle in the type:  "Before embarking on any journey we like to have some assurance of a round-trip ticket.  Returning from earth to life in our heavenly home requires passage through--and not around--the doors of death.  We were born to die, and we die to live (Corinthians).  As seedlings of God, we barely blossom on earth, we fully flower in heaven."     Russell M. Nelson