Moonlightaholics

janicevictoria wrote:OMG, they are gorgeous!! And that comment from Alex saying that he's never seen a group of people so in love with a character (Mick StJohn) that he's played...He is so nice and down to earth...swoon...love him

SO true... and I also just loved his comment about being a working class kid and being grateful for what he has... so few of us are ever really grateful anymore... I try to teach my kids to recognize and acknowledge their blessings... His Mama did a good good job.

wpgrace wrote:

janicevictoria wrote:OMG, they are gorgeous!! And that comment from Alex saying that he's never seen a group of people so in love with a character (Mick StJohn) that he's played...He is so nice and down to earth...swoon...love him

SO true... and I also just loved his comment about being a working class kid and being grateful for what he has... so few of us are ever really grateful anymore... I try to teach my kids to recognize and acknowledge their blessings... His Mama did a good good job.

You're right, Grace...his mum really did a great job raising him. He definitely got his feet on the ground. Nothing wrong about being working class either, it teaches you hard work and perseverance pay off. That's the way I was raised too

janicevictoria wrote:

wpgrace wrote:

janicevictoria wrote:OMG, they are gorgeous!! And that comment from Alex saying that he's never seen a group of people so in love with a character (Mick StJohn) that he's played...He is so nice and down to earth...swoon...love him

SO true... and I also just loved his comment about being a working class kid and being grateful for what he has... so few of us are ever really grateful anymore... I try to teach my kids to recognize and acknowledge their blessings... His Mama did a good good job.

You're right, Grace...his mum really did a great job raising him. He definitely got his feet on the ground. Nothing wrong about being working class either, it teaches you hard work and perseverance pay off. That's the way I was raised too

The working class kid part is true for most people... the overt gratitude? I think that's kinda rare.

He is perfect.

I am utterly enthralled with this pic! What I would like to know is... where is the shot the photog is taking here? Hmmm? You know, once the spritzers and fiddlers finally moved out of the way! I know it's their job, but I really think they were hovering longer than was necessary! And oh my...his neck!

LOL! Sister, I have a feeling that if YOU were one of the spritzers or fiddlers... you would STILL be hovering right there, right now!

(And really, who could possibly blame them... they too are thinking, oh that neck, among other thoughts to which we might all relate!).

No, they couldn't peel me off of him Sister Hon! Sure, it would be my last day working as a spritzer/fiddler and my name would be mud in the industry, but it would be so worth it!

And I so agree, when you say "other thoughts to which we might all relate" I'm sure you mean the , , the and that , the and yes those ! Oh and of course the ! Feeling woozy now. Does that about cover it?

So want to be his personal water spritzer.

And in the excitement of those fabulous TVGuide pix, we neglected this one.
Do I see a little fang?



Nice jacket too! Where is Grace?

OOooh, yes there is a hint of fang!

And Miss grace will be pleased as punch to see a new coat pic!

mwj01 wrote:No, they couldn't peel me off of him Sister Hon! Sure, it would be my last day working as a spritzer/fiddler and my name would be mud in the industry, but it would be so worth it!

And I so agree, when you say "other thoughts to which we might all relate" I'm sure you mean the , , the and that , the and yes those ! Oh and of course the ! Feeling woozy now. Does that about cover it?

Just And yeah, you'd be a one-day wonder with THAT job!!!

And indeed, my Fleur... a new coat shot is always a welcome sight... And again, the women hanging off him! SOOOOOO surprising, eh?

Really--those women were probably not even needed, just saw him there, and thought they would pretend to straighten the coat.
Good plan, btw.

Fleur de Lisa wrote:Really--those women were probably not even needed, just saw him there, and thought they would pretend to straighten the coat.
Good plan, btw.

Yeah, gotta give em props for ingenuity and chutzpah... and luck... what incredible luck...

Here I am ready for work today... who's coat am I straightening... Alex O.... My God!!!!!!!

Just an excuse to display my banner ; made by my very talented and artistic daughter

Ok. I want one of those, badly.

And the banner, too