The Party Room Community Group
A group that is open to all adults who want to have fun and enjoy themselves. A place to laugh and just have fun times together. An on-going party will be held and some games, jokes (please keep them reasonably clean OK?) and anything fun. This is not a place for serious discussion but a place to come and have fun when the rest of life starts to get us down.
What do you want Santa to bring you this year? I'm not sure what I want - other than world peace :)
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88FWhat I do like is early morning clouds and then they disappear and the sun comes out. That was it's cooler in the morning. I'm sitting here looking out the window at the hummingbird with the river and dike as a back drop. It's hard to invision ever leaving but I'm also a realist with aging, especially when the luncheon we had with thirty former classmates on Monday. Sandra, we get news of...
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You guys all wanted world peace. Hahahahaha!
Seriously.....LJ....I'll drive if you can grab him.
Be sure to get those white satin pants.....
I just rejoined his online site - want the address? You can go there and talk to his other admirers - I used to love it - but it has somehow lost its luster.........
Congrat, Ira on the Grandbaby, what a blessing they are. I hope your family lives close so you can see her often.
Did you know it was actually Maurice Gibb that actually sang the high pitch sound that you hear in the Bee Gee songs. "How Deep is your Love".
so....that pretty much answers that question. IMO
GaiasChild....I think a guitar would be a wonderful present for you. I always wanted to be able to plany an instrument....any instrument. Naaaaaah. Can't do it.well......maybe the tambourine. Ha!
Maurice Gibb, the linchpin of the hugely successful but critically underrated Bee Gees, died yesterday in hospital after collapsing at his home in Miami, Florida, last week.
"He was the high part of the three-part harmony. Maurice himself said 'One of us is OK, two of us is pretty good, but three of us together is magic.'"
Gibb - described by his twin as the "outgoing, gregarious" member who held the group together - spent the last weeks of his life working on an album with Barry and Michael Jackson
God bless his family.
Oh - I have to go over the their site and chat - sometimes Barry drops by - and I get rattled :)
Certainly they were the most appreciated group of the 70s as I believe ABBA was in the 80s. I actually enjoyed the original Bee Gees music from the 60s. Did you ever listen to the duet "First of May" performed by Lulu and her late husband Maurice.