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beckycochrane

Magnetic Poetry 365:43 (Saturday)

Feb 13, 2011 01:11

Very late posting--apologies! I was lost in the eighties, and then Flickr got wonky.

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angiedub February 13 2011, 18:27:42 UTC

I miss being that young and feeling all that energy!

beckycochrane February 13 2011, 21:31:19 UTC

Ditto. I'd also like to have all that hair.

marikanola February 13 2011, 19:56:44 UTC

Becks, please before you admonish me, realize that you forced me ... yes FORCED me to say this, you know that there are always certain things I can't resist, so this is your fault ahem ...

KIP KIP HURRAY!

and actually I really like the poem, losts of fun and flavor in that one, it made me smile ...

KIP KIP HURRAY!

beckycochrane February 13 2011, 21:31:00 UTC

You get a one-time free pass.

And thanks!

changeling72 February 13 2011, 20:19:19 UTC

How the mighty have fallen. A fate that waits us all?

beckycochrane February 13 2011, 21:30:31 UTC

Most of us fall into the same obscurity that was ours during the glory days, I guess. So no reality shows will call. I know our families are grateful.

angiedub February 14 2011, 05:29:47 UTC

Yes. Just as well, I think. No matter how great some of it felt, they weren't always our finer moments. Got lost in a feeling. Hey! Wasn't that a song too! Heheheheh!

beckycochrane February 14 2011, 08:08:42 UTC

You said it. I would love to erase my less flattering moments from the 1980s. Alas, I'm stuck with my bad actions and decisions, so I just pretend they helped make me a better person.

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Re: pour some sugar on me beckycochrane February 14 2011, 01:39:20 UTC

I love Def Leppard. The spring I was taking care of my friend Steve before he died in June, I wanted music in my car that had no connection to anything--was just music I could rock out to and not think on my way to and from everywhere. Def Leppard saved my sanity, I think!

Re: pour some sugar on me beckycochrane February 14 2011, 08:26:34 UTC

That was in 1992, so I must have been listening to Adrenalize. I think it was not long after guitarist Steve Clark died.