Little things that remind you of the Eagles (5/07 - 10/15)

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Gosh GEF - You should be very proud of yourself. You really raised that young man right.

[EasyFeeling]

GEF, this is absolutely cool!

[glenneaglesfan]

Yeah! I'd spotted the JW months ago, but now JWO is up and running, it's really cool.

[Mrs Frey]

GEF, I tried opening the link for the slogan on your son's car, but for some reason I can't.

I wanted to share this with all of you: on my way home from band practice on Tuesday nights, I pass a warehouse called "Eagle Lighting Superstore".

[thelongrun]

Great stories everyone.

I check the emails from my boss regulary and last week I noticed he got several emails from a coworker with the forename Glenn. Ummmm... I need to find out who that guy is and what he looks like.

Hey I can change my name from JP to Glenn...

[EasyFeeling]

Sure that would work, TLR?

A few days ago I met a friend who accidentally knows this coworker named Glenn. I asked her to tell me more. She said he's about 38 years old and very handsome. Tall with dark hair. He works in the department for materials logistics. Not married.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

TLR - If you changed your name to Glenn, I bet you would become VERY popular here!

And EF - if you hook up with this guy, will you make him take singing and guitar lessons?

[glenneaglesfan]

I met a Glen(?n) last week too. I was dying to ask how he spelt his name, but thought it might be awkward!

Following on from the new websites promos, I followed a car with number plate DHO today.

[sodascouts]

This came up in the book thread - I read a romance by Christine Feehan a few months ago where the male lead reminded me a lot of Don. He was a musician with vivid blue eyes, a raspy voice, longish dark brown hair (like EOTI Don) and an air of intensity. He was a bit past his heyday but still very, um, virile. It was also a very moving story, as the musician was injured in a fire and unable to play his music - the heroine had to help him find himself again. His name was Dillon and I actually wondered if he weren't partially written as kind of Don-type in some general ways. Just take out the "ill" after all! There is also another character, a former bandmate, named Don. There is tension between the two... hmm, Felder? lol (I have to admit I pictured Don as the hero while reading the story).

Edited to add: just went and grabbed the book. A description:

"[Before the fire] he had been so alive. So handsome. So everything. His life had been magical. His good looks, his talent, his ready laugh and famous blue eyes. [...] The energy, the power of Dillon Wentworth were astonishing, indescribable, when he was performing. He burned bright and hot on the stage, a man with a poet's heart and a devil's talent when he [...] sang with his edgy, smoky voice." Sigh!

[Glennsallnighter]

Oh EF, that defininitely sounds like 'Glenn' is worth looking into

And GEF, you guys across the pond have such imaginitive number plates. We used to have up to 3 letters in ours but in 1987 they changed them, and now most people only have 1 letter! Mine has a D (registered in Dublin) I'll have to travel across the country to Galway for my next car!

I had a good 'Glenn ' moment the other night. I have been working from home and took a snack break with Hubby while he was watching a film called 'Sergeant Bilko'. Anyway the soldiers in the film went to 'train' in the 'desert' (Nevada). The next shot was of them entering a casino in Las Vegas.....and then a well known and better loved guitar intro struck up. I held my breath....I didn't dare to hope....but then it happened.......PARTYTOWN!!! Its as well hubby was focussed on his nachos and didn't see my facial expression, hear my heart beat change or see me mouthing the words!!! But I went to bed a very happy girl