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Can I just say that my love for Robin Williams is unconditional in the least creepy way possible. From the age of five uo till now and probably forever, he’s been the uncle I wished I could have.

In all - what a freaking legend.

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Posted 2 weeks ago
Rest peacefully boss. You’ll never be forgotten. Your achievements and legacy lives on. 21st March 1960 - 1st May 1994. Zoom

Rest peacefully boss.
You’ll never be forgotten.
Your achievements and legacy lives on.

21st March 1960 - 1st May 1994.

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Posted 2 weeks ago
My Ferrari 312 came. I am in love. Zoom

My Ferrari 312 came. I am in love.

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We will never forget you, Roland. 4th July 1960 - 30th April 1994. Zoom

We will never forget you, Roland.
4th July 1960 - 30th April 1994.

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Posted 3 weeks ago

Hallo!

So it’s been a while since I’ve been on here properly..
Anyone fancy a chat?
Or just ask me anything - can be as random as you like!

:)

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Posted 3 weeks ago
Just thinking about the 1st July last year when I got to meet this beautiful man. So what if he’s 42 years older than me and married - his wife is so beautiful. If he ever asked, I wouldn’t say no! He’s still handsome. Still can’t quite believe I’ve met him. It’s just one of those things where it just doesn’t seem real. But then I can close my eyes and hear him say “hello” and “it’s my pleasure” in that voice that is the vocal equivalent to galaxy chocolate. Silky smooth and oh so deep. Take me back. I can picture that smile and glint in his eye, how genuine and kind he was. You don’t see that often these days! He’s just amazing to me.

Just thinking about the 1st July last year when I got to meet this beautiful man. So what if he’s 42 years older than me and married - his wife is so beautiful. If he ever asked, I wouldn’t say no! He’s still handsome.

Still can’t quite believe I’ve met him. It’s just one of those things where it just doesn’t seem real. But then I can close my eyes and hear him say “hello” and “it’s my pleasure” in that voice that is the vocal equivalent to galaxy chocolate. Silky smooth and oh so deep. Take me back.

I can picture that smile and glint in his eye, how genuine and kind he was. You don’t see that often these days! He’s just amazing to me.

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Posted 1 month ago
Happy birthday, boss. 16th April 1889- 25 December 1977. You’ve been a hero of mine since I was a kid. You inspired me to aim high and push myself. You showed me Britons could do anything they put their mind to.

Happy birthday, boss.
16th April 1889- 25 December 1977.

You’ve been a hero of mine since I was a kid. You inspired me to aim high and push myself. You showed me Britons could do anything they put their mind to.

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healthyinfinities: nekorinbu: Keep the people in your thoughts and prayers, as well as their families. They’ll need it. My coach and teammates are there.  Hope all is well for them and all the other athletes and their familes

healthyinfinities:

nekorinbu:

Keep the people in your thoughts and prayers, as well as their families. They’ll need it.

My coach and teammates are there.  Hope all is well for them and all the other athletes and their familes

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Posted 1 month ago
Watching my favourite film, Hook on my new iPad- with my favourite ice cream. Perfect. Zoom

Watching my favourite film, Hook on my new iPad- with my favourite ice cream. Perfect.

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Posted 1 month ago
What's your favourite F1 team? And who's your favourite Driver? (Present or past) I'm big into F1 also.
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Hello! Favourite F1 team is RBR. Although I do like Marussia, Caterham, Mercedes, Mclaren and Lotus as well. But my main team is RBR :)

Favourite driver would have to be Jacky Ickx. I’ve met him - he’s my hero, such a huge inspiration and such a lovely lovely man! Followed by Jackie Stewart, Rubens Barrichello, Stirling Moss and Alain Prost :)

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Signed photo Dr Buckles sent me last year. Zoom

Signed photo Dr Buckles sent me last year.

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My FOS tickets came! So freaking excited! Also now that I’ve got my iPad I can go back to doing some more posts! :) Zoom

My FOS tickets came! So freaking excited!
Also now that I’ve got my iPad I can go back to doing some more posts! :)

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Happy birthday Ayrton. We’ll never forget everything you achieved or who you were. 21.03.1960-01.05.1994. Zoom

Happy birthday Ayrton.
We’ll never forget everything you achieved or who you were.

21.03.1960-01.05.1994.

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Posted 2 months ago

One of those things on your bucket list..

Last night was one that I honestly thought would never happen… Ever. One of the bands I’ve loved since I was very little, had pretty much disbanded by that point, at least by the time I had properly read about them and wanted to physically see them live, they had.

This band being The Jacksons / The Jackson 5.

Ever since I was small, as far back as I can remember - I’ve looked up to, related to for various reasons, loved, respected and been inspired by all five as well as Janet, too. I respect and love each memeber for their own reason and individuality. Although I guess most of my life I’ve spent having MJ as my numero uno. Next would be Marlon, Jackie, Tito and Jermaine. I could never choose really who I liked most at one time. I liked them all.

Tonight - I got to see them live. I traveled two hours / one change by train to Bournemouth.

I got the bus, asking the driver for a return to the stop nearest the BIC. It went past that - way past that, really. He thought I knew the way. I didn’t. I pretty much hot footed it back down that route to the stop I thought it was and asked a family if they knew where it was. Thankfully they were actually heading the same way, so the mother of the family told me to follow them. I did and got there half an hour before the “doors” opened. Surfice to say the whole thing just stressed me out beyond contemplation! I calmed myself down by buying a tour shirt! Eee.

Finally the doors opened and I found my seat - 2nd row front of the side balcony! Was pretty damn good view. The support was superb, I wouldn’t have minded another ten minutes of her though, as she got a 25 minute set.

The Jacksons came on at 8:20. Brought. The. House. DOWN. Could not fault anything. They played all the well known songs and a fair few of the “slower” ones, too. As well as several of Jernaine’s tracks, I really liked those. A wonderfully perfect tribute to MJ, too.

I was blown away by Marlon’s voice, his charisma and stage presence, which from watching interviews and The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty he was just that - I wasn’t surprised. I could not stop smiling watching them, watching Marlon especially. I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for him. Jackie kicked butt, I think people underestimate Jackie and was absolutely superb! Tito was equally wonderful. Jermaine’s true talent and voice shone through, I was speechless and definitely cried several times!

I also had a brilliant MJ / Jacksons chat with the taxi driver after the show as well as meeting a group of people at the station who’d been sat below at the same concert.

I am just sat here and it feels so surreal. I never ever ever thought I would see 4/5 of The Jacksons live. NEVER. It’s just beyond surreal.