A Life Rich in Faith, Bipolar, Chronic Pain, Creativity & Purple!
There is a scene in the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" or BoRhap as the band and fans had nicknamed the song by the same name, where Freddie Mercury is talking to a waiter in his home after a wild party. The waiter is gay and Freddie makes a move on him but the guy backs off. …
This is so true. It wasn't until I accepted who I am and all my "flaws" that I could start working on erasing them. And the funny thing is, once I accepted them, the flaws weren't all that bad!
This song, written and performed by Rick Nelson, was the tale of his experience playing a concert at Madison Square Garden in October 1971. He had changed, his music had changed, but the fans wanted the old "Ricky" Nelson so they booed during a countrified version of the Stone's "Honky Tonk Woman" called "Country Honk." Nelson's …
Being Lydia! 