Anyway, the thing is, what I really mean,

[louiselux]

Do you get to a certain age and start liking Elton John? I'm having my own personal Reg Dwight fest here, and loving it. I don't know what happened after the 70's, but during them he and Bernie Taupin wrote some amazing songs.

I don't know why, but I really needed to go and read Ghosts by Torch again. It's still fabulous. Mulder/Krycek, mmmmm.

And to round off this entry of randomness, I now know everything there is to know about leather.

Oh, and daegaer, Devon Boys will be in the post very soon.

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[bethbethbeth.livejournal.com]

Do you get to a certain age and start liking Elton John?

I've always been that age, but then...I'm very, very old. In fact, the first live concert I ever saw was Elton John, Halloween night, 1974. Kiki Dee opened for him, and he drove out on stage in a convertible, and he wore a feather boa.

I love me my Elton. *g*

-Beth, from a rocking chair on the porch of the Old Slashers Home

[cangetmad.livejournal.com]

I got to a certain age (about 17) and stopped liking Elton John, so perhaps the circular nature of life will bring me back to some EJ space at another time.

I am so very much hipper at 27 than I was at 17, though. Maybe I'll explode in a supernova of trend when I'm about 40. Which would at least be amusing for spectators.

[daegaer.livejournal.com]

I was singing along to 'Nikita' earlier, so I seem to have reached the Elton John Appreciation Age.

And ooh! Devon Boys!!!!! Thank you so much!

[louiselux.livejournal.com]

and he drove out on stage in a convertible, and he wore a feather boa.

Oh god, it sounds fabulous.

Beth, from a rocking chair on the porch of the Old Slashers Home

Hee hee! Hey, I'm not such a spring chicken myself - switch my electric blanket on for me, will you, I'll be along in a minute.