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Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Posted by Band Aid Agency. What are your official job titles? You began dancing for The Radio City Rockettes. How did you become involved in the music industry? I think one thing I wish I would have known about any industry is that life is not fair. To be myself. I am like a sponge in life and can sort of turn into a million things if I feel like I need to.
Right now I am just focusing on being my own person, and be myself. What do you believe is the most rewarding aspect of working in the music industry?
First of all, congratulations. Secondly, what inspired you to write a novel so tragic yet so hopeful? Thank you. RRR poured out of me. I was heart broken. Of course, with any break-up you think that if the person knows how badly they hurt you, that somehow they will run back into your life. I guess I had been so misunderstood by the band-dom for so long. I guess I wanted to explain my side, and show that community that I wanted what they wanted, for everything to be perfect and nothing to ever change.
I love the new Kooks record. This year when I started to walk away from my dance life which provided a pretty radical paycheck and went into becoming an unknown writer which left me with an almost non-existent paycheck he never made me feel like less of a human. He just told me he would support me as long as I needed him to and that he believed in me.
So easy. We talk about getting married everyday and I never break into hives. When we play doggie swap with my ex he shakes his hand and says things like "I could see us all being friends one day. He is more handsome everyday. Sometimes I go to the laundry basket and smell his old shirts because that smell makes me happy. I know! I'm seriously screwed right?! But maybe that is what love is. The tiny little things that make normal days better. I know I am going on and on, but love is confusing to all of us, and I thought that in the brief instant that I think I might have it figured out wanted to share.
Don't waste time trying to change those red flags, because you might be missing out on your perfect match! My biggest regret is that I spent much of my 20's wasting time on boys that were wrong for me. Sure, I loved them. Sure, there were moments of fun. Sure, skinny jeans make me swoon.
True love feels better than all of that. Trust me. In my life I had a godfather who was 6'6 and a deep-voic In my life I had a godfather who was 6'6 and a deep-voiced, sort of intimidating farmer. He bought me my first roses. Sometimes the things people do for you, stand out more than the words they say.
He never said much. But, he was there for every single big day of mine. He bored people with stories of my adventures and when I showed up today in my 4 inch back heels, instead of cowboy boots, my mom told me "that is just the way he would have wanted you to be! Standing out from the crowd! I cried through the whole thing. I have so many memories of this amazing, sweet man. He was my biggest fan. Weird to be in a room of people and everyone knowing who you are because they've heard about your entire life.
I couldn't stop thinking about today was how we spend our entire lives collecting "things". We live in this insane commercial world where everything is for sale and our worth is determined by what we have surrounding us. My godfather passed away and now we must get rid of his cows, peacocks, shop, farm, cats, dog, even the turkey who has been camped out on the hood of his pick-up truck waiting for him to get back Everything must go.
At the end of your life why did you work so hard to collect things? You should have been collecting memories. LA has played a trick on me, it got me thinking that I am a less than person with my less than car and my second hand clothes.
That I need a house with a pool. That I need fancy meals and fancy friends. Today made me want to hug my parents, forgive my enemies, tell swoon I love every inch of his 6'5 self with all of my heart. It made me want to walk my dog, see the world, and relish in this awesome adventure called life. It did not make me want to drive a bmw.
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