All that so four lads from Liverpool could be born and grow up to give us this:
FlyingHighNow
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What is our place in the universe?
by jgnat inwhat is our place in the universe?
scientists map our galactic supercluster and give it a name, laniakea.. .
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/14798/20140904/what-is-our-place-in-the-universe-scientists-map-our-galactic-supercluster.htm.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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I liked Don't Dream It's Over because the Hammond organ in the arrangement reminded me of 1960s music. I thoroughly enjoyed the 1960s and 70s while I was there. Because I loved them so much, I did not allow myself to enjoy and appreciate the 80s then like I
could and should have.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
So much good music from the 80s.
Two of my favorite videos and songs from Tears for Fears:
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Three Types of People and Their Destinies!
by Kalos in[christiansincluding jwstried very hard with their evangelism among the hindus, but did not accomplish much.
because the hindus are in possession of something better.
the actual name of hindus is sanatana dharma (eternal duty) which is defined as taking delight in the welfare of all beings (bhagavat gita 12:4, 20) hindus (which literally means those who live by the sides of indus river) is a superficial and geographical name given to them later.
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FlyingHighNow
I'm mixed.
One reason my marriage to a JW didn't work was he was a little bit country and I was a little bit rock and or roll.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
I loved the Go Gos and B 52s. I used to get told I looked like the younger, wider faced Belinda Carlysle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3kQlzOi27M
I'm going to post more 80s pics of my family and me, hoping to encourage you guys to post some of you.
1980 with Carrie-Anne at her second memorial.
With Carrie-Anne in 1981. I was 22 and she was 2. At the end of the year I would make a big mistake and marry a born in JW.
Then 1984 brought my second pregnancy and huge problems with Rh incompatibility. The morning I left for the hospital to have my son Jesse.
Carrie-Anne and baby Jesse in 1984. What a crummy mother I was to allow my children to be hurt by the witnesses. I went inactive in 1990, so they at least got to spend the next part of their childhoods away from the KH. But it helpd unravel my marriage. I was not raised a Jdub. So when we went inactive and my born in ex didn't take the kids to the meetings, I allowed them to do a lot of normal things.
Carrie and another witness girl playing Hee Haw Honeys in a school show. Carrie so outshined every kind in that show, with her poise and natural talent. Carrie is on the right.
My kids with the neighborhood friends and my Bible Student's kids. The only boy is my son and the girl in the blue sweatshirt is my daughter. The hispanic girl's mother was a JW and they lived down the street. She is not a JW anymore. Thankfully, my student stopped studying when she moved away. She said she didn't want to study with anyone else.
Jesse and me at a two day convention in Macon, GA. 1986. Fun, fun, eating breakfast in our seats.
This is me a few months ago. I'm about to turn 56 October 15th. 1984 I tunred 26. 30 years ago. Man.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
Love the Miami Vice shirt and the permed hair. It worked for you. You were really cute. And you have matured very stylishly. Love the well groomed goatee and the shaved head.
Then JWs came along and took my life away. Second half of the eighties was very hard because of JWdom; my every second was governed and consumed by it. My looks went downhill, I got out of shape, I had no time, I started living in guilt, etc.
((((((((((Magnum))))))))) I bet you look better than you think. I'm glad at least you had fun in the early 80s.
Saw the English Beat twice.
Lucky! Thank you for the song links.
Breakfast Club too. I miss those years.
I never get tired of Breakfast Club and the other John Hughs movies. The 80s had so many great, well done teen movies.
Cantleave, I did those crazy perms in the 80's too! I even came across a picture where I did an Afro, what in the world was I thinking?!? Lol!
I had more than one perm in the 80s and the Bi Level, not quite mullet hair do, too. Mz. Aunt Fancy, you better post that afro pic.
Wife and I DA'd ourselves in March 1989. Highlight of the decade.
Good for you! That was my last active year in the 80s. I went inactive in 1990. Never went back.
I love the 1980's. The music, fashion, hairstyle, colors. Time of big hope. I lived behind the Iron Curtain and watched communist system to crumble. More freedom. Got permit to travel to West and got my first passport. Had my first job. So many of people I knew were alive in that decade, but are long gone, including my father. While I would not like to relive the time again, I would like to visit it for one day to see places that were changed. Dine out in places that do not exist anymore. Chat with people who died since then. It is hard to believe that it is 25+ years in the history.
Kaik, fascinating. Where do you live now?
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
The 80s were pretty fantastic! its hard to top some good ol' talking heads.
Did you see the wonderful movie David Byrne did called True Stories? It was based on tabloid stories. He traveled to a Texas town and all of the characters were based on tabloid stories. The soundtrack was Talking Heads. We saw it at an art theater in Atlanta, GA. If you haven't seen it, look for it. One of the best films of the 80s. Here is a scene and song from the movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWP07YgUWig
Let's pick a different decade FHN
The JWs took fun from the 80s for me, too, but I did still enjoy them. Here's your chance to go and rediscover the 80s and enjoy them.
Here is something crazy to think about. Next year is 2015. What if all dressed like we were supposed to in "Back to the Future 2"?!?!
DD
Fun idea!
Pam's Girl, I think it's wonderful that you had so much fun.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
Gorgeous picture of you and your kids.
Thank you. I was 26. They were so sweet and so not messed up.
I'm loving all of your comments. Thank you all. You're cheering me up.
Loved the '80's....not a big fan of the Thompson Twins....It was all about U2 for me.
I only like the one song by the Thompson Twins. I was looking for Mirror, Mirror by Dollar and came across Lay Your Hands On Me. Listening to the chorus and looking at their hair inspired me to make this thread. I was sad about losing that 60s and 70s sound of bands without so much synthesized music, that U2 and REM were my favorites. But I missed so much good New Wave music because I was listening to oldies and classic rock most of the time. I had a younger boyfriend for a while after my divorce. He was a kid and started high school in the 80s. He turned me onto a lot of New Wave music I had never heard before. It's him that made me realize how I didn't appreciate the 80s like I could have. I was raising little ones and busy trying to be a JW. So now, I really love those 80s. I didn't miss everything, don't get me wrong.
The New Wave song I was looking for when I found that T. Twins song. Thank you, Andy, my dear friend for showing me this song:
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
My first time checking in since.work. This iS my smart phone. I'll check in on the thread when my movie is
over.
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Come with me, back to the 1980s--you know want to.
by FlyingHighNow ini don't know about ya'll, but i did not appreciate the 1980s enough.
i was too busy lamenting how different they were from the 1960s and 1970s to bask in and appreciate how wonderful they were.. this is 80s music, especially new wave music, and 80s fashion and culture appreciation thread.
what did you love about the 80s?
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FlyingHighNow
Going to work. Be back later. Love the pet shop boys and talking h eads.
