posted May 12, 2005 08:59 AM              

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Pixie, I read in one of your threads that you go out on a Friday night..........well thats my night out too. Are you going this Friday and if so what are you doing? Are you gonna sing and stuff. I am going out to the session to sing and dance and generally be expressive and wild - I cant wait - hope you have fun on your night of "freedom". Love and fun Sue xxx

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posted May 12, 2005 09:27 AM            

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Aw.. thanks sue!
I usually go out fridays... lately its been saturdays... this friday, I work until midnight, then again the next day... so I may not.
But last saturday, I had a great time at a backyard barbeque, we had a chiminea going when it got dark ( for those chilly spring eves) and we even roasted marshmallows.
Then I left and went to my bar.
Most people meet their families at Sunday dinners, I go out with mine on fridays.
We'll do kareoke, or just hang...
I haven't got a show until May 28th, it's been a long time, but thats okay, I am working on another labour of love right now.
Also, my old friend asked me to be in her bridal party, so I have that too.
My hubby used to be supportive of my night.
Now he gets wierd and jealous and now I feel guilty.. but I still go out.
I offer him the next night, but he says he doesn't want to just go out, he wants to go out with me.
Babysitting is a problem, so unfortunately, thats how it usually goes.
We had a nice long chat last night, after watching the movie "Spanglish"... interesting.. great movie, by the way.

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posted May 12, 2005 09:28 AM            

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AND, my dear...
I hope you have a wonderful friday night!!!!!!
And I thank you for asking!

Tie one on and dance til dawn!

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posted May 12, 2005 11:38 AM              

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Thanks lovely one, by the way what stuff do you sing with your band? xxx

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posted May 12, 2005 11:42 AM            

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Janis Joplin, Fleetwood Mac, Beatles, Rolling stones, Led Zep, even "Sweet Child of Mine" by G'n R.... mostly old stuff.. although, I do "What's up" by four non-blondes... I had to push for that one.. people were requesting it.
I do write songs as well.. but my personal taste runs all over the map.
They are all in their late forties/fifties, I am twenty eight.... it is hard to mention a band I want to incorporate, and hear..Who?
I'd love to pull in some U2,some Heart (from "DreamBoat Annie") and even Tragically Hip, as well as some more obscure stuff.
I like 'girly' music too.

What do you sing?

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posted May 12, 2005 12:40 PM              

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I would love to hear you both sing! Maybe a duet! lol

Love those artist, Pix!

Have you heard Breath, by Nexus? I love that song!

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posted May 12, 2005 02:11 PM              

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Hey Pix, I love Sweet Child O Mine - I am impressed I bet you sound wicked, any videos for sale? Well I just sing ancient traditional Irish love songs (of course). They come from deep within and I am very nervous as sometime its just me, no music, the real naked stuff you know - its great craic tho!!! Love and hugs Sue xxx

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posted May 12, 2005 02:14 PM              

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Oh thanks Blue Moon, but I dont think I would be worthy of singing with Pix.

Pix I also jam with hubbie - he is a guitarist, we do Broken by Seether, and a couple of Pearl Jam numbers and a bit of Bowie and then some folk too,but only in the privacy of our own nest - he is shy, modest and brilliant, like Virgos are - you know the Virgin aahhhh sweet xxxx

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posted May 12, 2005 02:15 PM            

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awesome!!!
I lead in to "Me and Bobby McGee" with Mercedes Benz.. just me, all nekkid.

Your Irish love songs would probably reach the very depth of my soul.
In my own time, I love melodic music as well.... but in a bar, it's all about yodelling, making noise and blowing people away!

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posted May 12, 2005 02:16 PM            

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ooh, almost simulaneous post!!!!
I just went out with the daughter, for a walk, and I never look at the time of posting... I tend to post RIGHT after someone else most times.. wierd.
But this time was cool...
I'll bet you are both brilliant.

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posted May 12, 2005 04:26 PM              

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I think we have a Scorpio link - how cool is that xxx

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posted May 12, 2005 05:45 PM            

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Hiya sooz ~

I am so impressed -- if you want to see some of pixie's artwork go to the 'Zala & Pixlz thread -- she's so incredibly multi-talented!!

Hope you're well -- what's the latest on that Soul Recall thing you were thinking about doing?

Love & Hugs,
'zala

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posted May 12, 2005 06:27 PM            

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Hey, Pix... I watched Spanglish, too. Totally not what I expected. My boyfriend (?) and I were looking for a funny movie to watch, so we grabbed the Sandler. When it was over, our mouths were wide open. Very interesting movie.

*BTW, we're the same age. Did you know that? It's news to me.

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posted May 12, 2005 06:37 PM              

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Hey! We need a traffic light here in Astro! Never saw it so conjested!

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posted May 12, 2005 08:07 PM            

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Oh zala

I say we all be green lights!

Future.. doesn't surprise me.. the more I see of you, the more I am seeing of myself.. but in a good way!
Maybe these transition times ( eerily similar!) are due to our age...?

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posted May 14, 2005 12:24 PM              

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I'm not a big Sandler fan at all, but I'll check out Spanglish since it's my first language.

All those songs you guys sing, are all very familiar to me and I like them all.

Pixie -

Can you belt out some angry raspy Fiona Apple? Like "Criminal"?

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posted May 14, 2005 12:31 PM              

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AJ - Spanglish isn't at all a stereotypical Sandler flik - it's complicated in quite a moving way.

Jase and I watched it the other night and both loved it.

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posted May 14, 2005 02:41 PM              

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Proxieme -

WELL!! If you and Jase both liked it, I'm on board, most definately. How's the little one by the way? Hope all is well.

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posted May 15, 2005 03:06 PM              

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this is supposidly and Irish ditty:

My husbands a mason
a mason
a mason
My Hustand's a mason, is he

all day he lays bricks, he lays bricks
he lays bricks

and at night he comes home and
drinks tea!!!!

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