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PEACELOVEANDARLO · **Posted:** Fri Oct 17, 2008 6:44 pm

nortonkevin wrote:

Hey there PEACELOVEANDARLO!!!!! Looking good at the church girl---so happy that you made it. Stephanie talking about your out o' site web site reminded me to ask you if that video of Arlo doing "This Land..." with the story about Joshua's coat will be on there again? It is classic!!! Take care and Peace, Kevin

Hi Kevin!
Thanks! Are you talking about the video I had on Myspace of This Land?
Right now I have Arlo performing Coming Into Los Angeles and Walking Down the Line from Woodstock. Also there are the Alan Moon Age-Ism and the Dylan Rap Song from Byrds Of Paradise. And lastly City Of New Orleans performed live in Germany in 2007. One in a great while I change video clips from YouTube. Maybe 3 months from now I may put the This Land back on. Stay tuned!
Peace,
Lorie

nortonkevin · **Posted:** Fri Oct 17, 2008 7:12 pm

Thanks a million...er...billion...er...I think it's now a trillion!!!

PEACELOVEANDARLO · **Posted:** Fri Oct 17, 2008 7:52 pm

nortonkevin wrote:

Thanks a million...er...billion...er...I think it's now a trillion!!!

.....and a quadrillion!!!!

BTW I finally uploaded the video in which I got requests for....Oakey doakey enjoy it:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OULp17UVr54

Cheryl Harrell · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 5:41 am

Nice outfit. Looks good on you. I like to wear fun creative stuff too. I'm thinking about wearing bellbottom pants to the Bethesda, MD show.

The videos are really good folks have posted on here...

PEACELOVEANDARLO · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:26 am

Cheryl Harrell wrote:

Nice outfit. Looks good on you.

Thanks Cheryl! Bellbottoms are still in style, I'd rather wear those than the unbreathable skinny jeans or footless tights with skirts that are the lastest style now UGH!!! I feel comfortable with "ed" not "less" in tights.

sophie72 · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 1:43 pm

PEACELOVEANDARLO wrote:

Cheryl Harrell wrote:

Nice outfit. Looks good on you.

Thanks Cheryl! Bellbottoms are still in style, I'd rather wear those than the unbreathable skinny jeans or footless tights with skirts that are the lastest style now UGH!!! I feel comfortable with "ed" not "less" in tights.

Thanks so much for posting the zoo video...one of my favorite songs!
And agreed to skinny jeans and footless tights. I'm sorry, I'm a slave to comfort, not so much fashion

sue · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 2:18 pm

Cotton and other natural fibers, please! Jeans, shirts, slacks, sweaters, sweatshirts. Wool, linen, silk and any other natural fiber. Comfort is important! No polyester! Your skin has got to breathe!
I used to be really picky...obtaining just the right fleece, dyeing it as I pleased, carding or blending fibers together, spinning and plying the yarn (sometimes with handspun silk or angora fiber from my rabbits ,who were not harmed to obtain the fiber...they shed!) and knitting the sweater or weaving the shawl or fabric for a jacket or shirt, and sewing it up. I don't do much of that anymore, but I've still got a couple of spinning wheels, wool carding equipment, my dye pots and a large loom in the basement. And it's a fact that the Los Angeles area wouldn't have the Greater Los Angeles Area Spinning Guild if I hadn't been a resident out there years and years ago.
I still sew a lot of my shirts...cotton fabrics...and get what I want that way.

nortonkevin · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 2:33 pm

Yeah---when me and the guys get together it's all about comfort rather than fashion, fleece, cotton, angora, not footless tights and skinny jeans and stuff like that.....sorry I gotta go now 'cuz I could just go on and on about this.....and don't even get EVEN get me started on the subject of footware.....!!!

Stephanie · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 2:48 pm

sue wrote:

Cotton and other natural fibers, please! Jeans, shirts, slacks, sweaters, sweatshirts. Wool, linen, silk and any other natural fiber. Comfort is important! No polyester! Your skin has got to breathe!
I used to be really picky...obtaining just the right fleece, dyeing it as I pleased, carding or blending fibers together, spinning and plying the yarn (sometimes with handspun silk or angora fiber from my rabbits ,who were not harmed to obtain the fiber...they shed!) and knitting the sweater or weaving the shawl or fabric for a jacket or shirt, and sewing it up. I don't do much of that anymore, but I've still got a couple of spinning wheels, wool carding equipment, my dye pots and a large loom in the basement. And it's a fact that the Los Angeles area wouldn't have the Greater Los Angeles Area Spinning Guild if I hadn't been a resident out there years and years ago.
I still sew a lot of my shirts...cotton fabrics...and get what I want that way.

That? Is truly wonderful !!!

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