Excerpts from a Life
I have been posting entries from my journal on Saturdays. In 1975, Mango and I were best of friends, teenagers and just a bit boy-crazy. I still had that crush on Chevy. Mango, my sister Rlynne and I formed a band called Trilogy. We were the singers. Unfortunately, there were no musicians. Mango and I did have a creative imagination however and created a magazine called Outrageous that chronicled Trilogy's success story.
For $5.00 CND, come on...
Here is a poster of Chevy and I!!
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posted by Carol
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9:02 AM
And you have kept all these treasures! and now you have saved them for posterity right here. Lovely. Here via Michele's today
Quite the artists!!! Love it!!! I have some things like this packed away.....wonder where they are.....but I don't think I'm brave enough to share!! LOL
Here via Micheles this morning!!
What a hoot! Thanks for sharing your walk down memory lane.
Michele sent me to see you, Carol.
My sympathy goes to you, Carol. Losing a grandmother can be very difficult. Both of mine are gone.
I'm still not used to the new look of your blog, Carol. The t-shirts are... interesting but a little short on detail. LOL Any chance the 3 of you are going to get the "band" back together? Perhaps one or more of you can play something now...
That was a real blast from the past!
Michele sent me here.
Great drawings, and memories! Those are so fun! Here via Michele's.
Ah...the memories. This reminds me of signs and clubs my friends and I were always trying to start. The setting up was as far as most of it ever got. Hi from michele's.
Sigh...what could have been...
Carol, these are great pictures! I have been posting a few of my drawings from way back when too.
As to Friday's - I just don't seem to have the time. I'm sorry.
Hi to all the friends of Michele's.
Utenzi,
The idea of being in a band never dies once it is planted!
Come on, Mango. We can really be serious about it, this time!
Kenju,
Sob! I will take your name off the band's rollcall.
what still could be
Oh my gosh! I forgot all about sizzler sets!
Visiting from michele's
I forgot to answer your question!--I played the trombone in the UofArkansas marching band 100 years ago - I played the baritone in the concert band -- I still play the piano, guitar and the bagpipes -- I once worked at a instrument repair shop, so I can fix anything and play a little on them, too
jal
Hey Zeb!
J. Andrew,
I am very glad to get your reply and to have such a wide variety of choices :)
Michele sent me to see you, Carol, but you're not answering your door. :-(
Since you've not discard the idea of creating a band, what have you done lately to make it a reality, Carol? Come on--I want details!
Utenzi
Details, huh?
Never to late to do music. Even "non-professionally" touring seniors homes with a song is always appreciated by residents. My aunt does that.
Great that you kept all those papers. I kept a bunch but my handwriting is pretty illegible.
You drew the faces really well.
Loved this! I was never in a band, but it has always been my ultimate fantasy. So glad that you visited my blog and led me to yours.
Pearl,
Yeah, but seniors probably wouldn't care for Kiki Dee or at least not yet...
Paltry,
How about a marching band?
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