Glow Girl
My blond twin and I fought over the jeans with the dreamcatcher on the booty. Had an insanely fun weekend. The wonderful camera uh, I mean my best guy friend Brian left this morning. Last night I belted out 'Lazy Sunday Afternoon' by The Small Faces to a packed Bethnal Green crowd in my blond sex kitten wig. Ronnie Lane and Scott Marriot in my humble opinion, wrote the quintessential East End anthem. I think I shocked everyone by getting the cockney vocal bits right. Bethnal Green really is home now.
Earlier that day I had been a dark auburn pouter in the poshest part of The West End where I feel like I need a passport.
Friday night was all about Scotland and Sunday was all about sleeping it off.
Now listening to Join Together/RoadRunner/My Generation Blues (click on the title)
7 Comments:
Hey, we were in Bethnal Green to see the Vibrants. It was a hole in the wall Mod club with a scooter next to the stage.
Interesting video. Why cart a bass drum to a gig when you can take along a sequencer and even do baba o'reilly? I liked the song though.
Sounds like you really love London.
That is an interesting video! That's probably hard to do, playing the bass drum and guitar at the same time!
Wow! That blond wig photo is so Kitten!
Can I interest you in a copy of "Spanish Made Simple"?
In response to Gary: the bass drum is about performance -- it looks much better on-stage than pressing a button on a sequencer. Doing Baba O'Reilly solo would look cheesy.
SuperAmanda,
You look absolutely fabulous! I must say, I'm quite jealous looking at all of these pictures of you over in jolly-old... As for the jeans: Go get 'em tiger. So cute!
Jack
Hi Amanda,
I watched that video, very funny! What cartoon was that from?
I was thinking that I love the heavy thudding beat, made me feel like dancing. :)
Heheh, that must be the bass drum I am reading about at this moment...
This guy is kicking ass.
And ahem, speaking of those jeans. ;)
You're so hot! Or Hott, as I've seen it spelled these days. :)
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