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John Denver, May Pang, Joey Molland...I don't collect them, either...alot was just talking with them at Beatles Fest...or concerts...and then they asked if I wanted them to sign something.. (No, I don't have Jude's....but I do have a photo with him) I did get some autographs for some Farmers here, too (people I know they liked) :heart:

^ Sorry you cannot see them, Barb... Awww, so beautiful, Susan :heart:

Got my Beach Badge...Seaside Strong!! Bring on the summer fun :heart:

Very cool!!! I loved I got to speak with Jeff a bit at the Troubadour for those Mudcrutch shows :heart:

Nurk, you rock, my friend...thank you :heart:

Judi Dench, Pearl Bailey....

Oh goodness....so many! Tom, Mike, Steve, Ron, Jason Sinay, Brian Ray, Jackson, Steve Winwood, Micky Dolenz, Mark Lindsay, Joey Molland, Pattie Boyd, Jude Law....Sir Paul McCartney...I know there is more but there are a few....they will come to me...

FM station...

Sometimes in the car...classic rock :035:

I agree...she is not running away....

^ That is so true....sharing meals with friends are the best....both of those places I mentioned I have...here's to more adventures with friends and more great eating...

My Mom passed away in 1973.....I will always miss her. Hope everyone had a day filled with love....Happy Mother's Day :heart:

Welcome to the Farm! :006:

^ Ah, Mikeyt, I hope to eat at one of Rick's places one day. He had a cooking show on our PBS station a few years ago and I loved watching it. I wrote him a letter and he wrote back included a photo of his dear, Chalky. :heart: I love Tea & Sympathy's in Greenwich Village, NYC. It serves all things British and they have a great formal tea. Next door is the Salt & Battery...a fish and chips shop. Eric Clapton and his band ate there when they were in NYC for his Crossroads shows. The Karen Blixen Restaurant in Nairobi, Kenya, serves delicious food..and it is so beautiful to sit outside underneath the huge umbrellas.

Nel, congratulations :heart:

I don't know how people have time for all of this, lol....

Ahhh, just reading now in history...well, my life is my history so I will keep that

So many I remember...yes, 9/11....the day my Mom passed away...2/21/73....Kennedy...9/22/64... But I will add a happy and beautiful memory I remember...the day I met Paul McCartney...November 13, 2006. I remember every minute of that day. :heart:

Hope you will get a ticket, ReadyToRock...

Congratulations!! Welcome to the World, little Carrigan Lucille..

The flowers...Beach badges going on sale...and how everything is getting green and lush here. This May, though...I will also be enjoying Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers rockin' out the Beacon Theatre!! :b55::b55::b55:

Prince Harry to visit Mantoloking FILE - In this Sunday March 11, 2012 file photo Britain's Prince Harry gives a thumbs up during the award ceremony after playing a charity polo match in Campinas, Brazil. Prince Harry will be visiting Mantoloking on May 14 before he travels to Seaside Heights with Gov. Chris Christie. (AP Photo/Andre Penner, File) / AP Written by WAYNE PARRY, Associated Press POINT PLEASANT BEACH — The mayor of a storm-wrecked Jersey shore town said Monday that England’s Prince Harry will visit next week before heading to a news conference nearby. Mantoloking Mayor George Nebel said Monday that Harry, an heir to the British throne, will take a short walk along Barnegat Lane, along the town’s bay front, during a brief visit on May 14. The prince will accompany Gov. Chris Christie to Seaside Heights afterward. During a council meeting held in Point Pleasant Beach because Mantoloking’s municipal building was wrecked by the storm and attended by The Associated Press, Nebel revealed part of the prince’s itinerary for his visit to the U.S. East Coast. “Security for this visit is being handled by the U.S. State Department so most of you won’t get anywhere near” the prince, Nebel told residents. The prince and Christie are scheduled to take “a brief walk” along the roadway, which is in the less-seriously damaged section of the borough. “He wanted to see the hardest-hit town in New Jersey,” Nebel said. “He’ll arrive by car, walk along the road to see 10 houses, back in the car with the governor and gone.” Mantoloking was the Jersey shore town hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy, which was spawned in late October when Hurricane Sandy merged with two other weather systems. Every one of its 521 homes was damaged or destroyed, and the storm surge split the narrow borough in half, cutting between the Atlantic Ocean and Barnegat Bay a new channel that took a massive emergency construction project to fill in. Harry is visiting various areas of the country from May 9 to 15 and wanted to include areas of the Jersey Shore that were devastated by Sandy. Other planned stops include an exhibition in Washington, D.C., on land mine clearance, a favorite cause of his late mother, Princess Diana; a British Ambassador’s reception and visits to Arlington National Cemetery and the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. In Colorado, the prince is due to attend a diplomatic reception in Denver and the 2013 Warrior Games in Colorado Springs. In New York City, Harry’s visit will include an event promoting a community baseball program involving a new partnership with the Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, which bills itself as the culmination of the charity lives of Harry and his brother and sister-in-law, Prince William and Kate. Harry also will take in a polo cup match in Connecticut.

I used to work at the Aztec on the Boardwalk. Ahhh, memories...Before work I would watch the surfers (Ray...) surf by the Pier pilings. Never did go to that beach (too crowded!)....now I love to just walk it....any kind of weather....and get a slice of the best pizza at 3 Brothers. (We did for my Birthday last week) :heart:

Nurk, yes!!! Paul rocks!!! :heart:

I voted Other....Toms River begins right down the road but we are in a rural section here....close enough to that beach but far enough to have our own space :heart: