How about discussing The Jacksons Variety Hour? :)

Hey Tiffany,My Mother has a small business on the side,She creates fantasy/reality pictures/scenes on plain white T-Shirts and I told her you like Michael Jackson,How about she creates a shirt for you with a scene with you in it or just a shirt with just him only,if you'd like to inquire/know more,I'll give you My Mother's e-mail and discuss a price and what you want on it,Let me know and I'll talk to you soon.  :)

How about the 30th anniversary special from 2001?  My favorite part was when he performed with his brothers for the first time in many years.  :)

Hey Tiffany,My Mother has a small business on the side,She creates fantasy/reality pictures/scenes on plain white T-Shirts and I told her you like Michael Jackson,How about she creates a shirt for you with a scene with you in it or  just a shirt with just him only,if you'd like to inquire/know more,I'll give you My Mother's e-mail and discuss a price and what you want on it,Let me know and I'll talk to you soon.  :)


hey howard do you have a picture of one of your mom's shirts...or does she have a website?

hey howard do you have a picture of one of your mom's shirts...or does she have a website?


No she doesn't have a website made up just yet but it's in the works.
There's a shirt somewhere I have to find one that stands out.

Saturday July 4, 2009 (Independence Day)
6:06 PM

Hey Y'all!

I've seen a couple of pretty nifty suggestions, the Jacksons Variety Hour and the MSG shows from 2001. Now I have to say, the variety hour was a bit before my time--ten years beforehand--but I have seen a few episoes thanks to youtube and a few other MJ fansites. But from what I've seen, I found it to be very humourous and cute. But all the Varitety shows of the era were. The Osmonds, Soony and Cher, the list is out the door and around the corner. In his 1988 autobigraphy, Moonwalk, Michael says that he didn't like to do the show and he'd often cry between takes. So I haven't really been in the mix on that too much. I do adore all aspects of Michael's life, but for me the attraction starts at around 1980 when he was just off of "Off the Wall"  I like Michael as a grown up man.  ;D That's how I'll remember him most, after he came into his own as a mature, as a (sort of) sexy induvidual. When he was like 17, he was still a little lanky and trying to find himself.

http://i39.tinypic.com/amr2w7.jpg
Michael is in the orange. Now if I were 17 and this were 1976, I'd go for that in a hot second. But I'm 23 and I like my guys a bit older than me. On a side note, doesn't Jackie (green) have the BEST DAMN AFRO?

Now I have a better aspect on the MSG shows. Because I was actually around when it happened. Gosh, that's another sort of happy memory. I remember hearing the word on MJIFC.com (Michael Jacksonb Internet Fanclub) that Michael was going to do a concert, and I almost had a meltdown right there, I was so frigging excited I coulda screamed. But I was in the school librabry so I had to shut up. Anyway, as soon as I got home, I begged and pleded, b(bleep)ed and cried to my mother to take me to see Michael. When she found out it was in New York and the tickets were going for 1000 dollars, it was "aw hell no!"
I even told her I wouldn't have to eat and that I could sleep in her car if she took me.
It was still aq flat no.
I was pissed, but I knew I coulnt do anything but wait for it to be broadcast on the TV a few months later. (The day I found that out, I got ejected from the library for screaming! LOL)
The only thing that really ruined the excitement was the 9/11 attacks and for 2 days, I was worried sick that something had happened to Michael. And it really didn't help that my English teacher told me that Michael WAS in the Word Trade Center. I didn';t know what the hell it was, I thouht it was a fancy hotel and when I started wigging out in the hall, he quickly said he was joking.
I punched him.  >:( Don't care that he was a teacher, I got him square in the stomach and walked off. Never got in trouble for it either.
Anyways. in November of 2001, it finally aired.
Oh my God, I was bored to death for an hour by everyone else singing. People who I really didn't give a hoot about trying to sing MJ songs. And Michael smiling politely at them for trying. The only thing I really liked when Shaggy and Rik Rok camr out and sang "It wasn't me" I didn't even know Michael listened to rap. I don't.  Sounds like a cattle auction set to music.
Anyway, after like an hour of straining my eyes to see Michael in every shot, the time came. Time for the Jacksons to come out.
And when they did, it was with a bang and I was sitting on the floor of my den cheering. I remember I saw Michael first then noticed Jermaine.  ???

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/jacksons/005.jpg
Like I said you gotta do something to draw attention AWAY from Michael Jackson and for once Jermaine succeeded. I spent the next daqy answering "What the hell ws Jermaine wearing?" I don't ubnderstand Jermaine. I don't try. I treat him like Dion, smile at him and act like nothing is off.

So the Jacksons were performing and I was bobbing along and singing. I was waiting for Michael to have a solo spot.
The only thing I couldn't stand was the next daqy EVERYONE was asking ME why Michael was on tv, like I had gotten together with CBS and planned the whole thing my damn self. This is why I always have answers, because someone always approaches me with something Michael did like I was responsible for it. It's not like I pulled Michael out the bed, stripped him nude, bathed him, coiffed and dressed him and kicked him out onstage with his brothers. . He went out on his own. And I enjoyed it. (Do you think I could go toe to toe with Tito? Please!)

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/jacksons/036.jpg

Gosh it was so electrifying to see Michael in that white get up, moving andbanging out steps, shaking it like nothing else. But I was idly waiting for Billie Jean. That's all I wanted to hear, Billie Jean. That was my jam, and I needed to hear it.
God  when Michael strolled out with that little suitcase and pulled THE JACKET OUT, I remember leaping to my feet jumping and shouting "IT'S BILLIE JEAN! MAMA! HE'S DOING BILLIE JEAN!"

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/bj/001.jpg
It was just wonderful, remarkable when Michael was dancing. I think I cried. I saw a lady and her friend jjust snotting away on tv and I cried. I was just so excited, happy, in love, call it what you want.
There was one precise moment where I screamed like a chick in a horror film and I can't find a pic of the exact moment, but if you see the video clip, Michael is freestyling to the intrimental and like sticks out one finger and pushes it forward, the glove sparkling. It was like a call to me. "Shamone Tiffie! SHAMONE!"  ;D I was silly when I was 15.

The night ended with "You Rock my World" which was really cute. I loved when one part, Michael passed the camera and little bead of sweat dropped off his chin onto his chest. My friend Stacie fainted when she saw that. LOL.

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/yrmw/003.jpg
It was great, almost as if I'd been there. And though I can't see Michael in concert now, I do have a creative and a writer's mind and can imagine what a Michael concert is like for real.  ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqtNpSdN-Os  <--that's the clip if you wanna see that hand thing Michael did.  ;D

Have you ever been to a Jacksons concert?  ???

Thanks, Tiffeny!  8)


I remember I was pretty bored with the other performers myself!  ;D

I thought the Billie Jean performance was awesome!  8)

And no, I really don't know what Jermaine was wearing, either!  ;D

Was that the 2001 tour?

Tiff- the show You speak of in today's blog has been airing this past weekTV-One...I think..}
My Daughter & I watched it & I gotta tell You.....whenever Michael sang with His Brothers,it's like .....time stood still...The moves,the harmonies.........together they made a magic that never faded when They'd come together{too infrequently}.
Saturday July 4, 2009 (Independence Day)
6:06 PM

Hey Y'all!

I've seen a couple of pretty nifty suggestions, the Jacksons Variety Hour and the MSG shows from 2001. Now I have to say, the variety hour was a bit before my time--ten years beforehand--but I have seen a few episoes thanks to youtube and a few other MJ fansites. But from what I've seen, I found it to be very humourous and cute. But all the Varitety shows of the era were. The Osmonds, Soony and Cher, the list is out the door and around the corner. In his 1988 autobigraphy, Moonwalk, Michael says that he didn't like to do the show and he'd often cry between takes. So I haven't really been in the mix on that too much. I do adore all aspects of Michael's life, but for me the attraction starts at around 1980 when he was just off of "Off the Wall"  I like Michael as a grown up man.  ;D That's how I'll remember him most, after he came into his own as a mature, as a (sort of) sexy induvidual. When he was like 17, he was still a little lanky and trying to find himself.

http://i39.tinypic.com/amr2w7.jpg
Michael is in the orange. Now if I were 17 and this were 1976, I'd go for that in a hot second. But I'm 23 and I like my guys a bit older than me. On a side note, doesn't Jackie (green) have the BEST DAMN AFRO?

Now I have a better aspect on the MSG shows. Because I was actually around when it happened. Gosh, that's another sort of happy memory. I remember hearing the word on MJIFC.com (Michael Jacksonb Internet Fanclub) that Michael was going to do a concert, and I almost had a meltdown right there, I was so frigging excited I coulda screamed. But I was in the school librabry so I had to shut up. Anyway, as soon as I got home, I begged and pleded, b(bleep)ed and cried to my mother to take me to see Michael. When she found out it was in New York and the tickets were going for 1000 dollars, it was "aw hell no!"
I even told her I wouldn't have to eat and that I could sleep in her car if she took me.
It was still aq flat no.
I was pissed, but I knew I coulnt do anything but wait for it to be broadcast on the TV a few months later. (The day I found that out, I got ejected from the library for screaming! LOL)
The only thing that really ruined the excitement was the 9/11 attacks and for 2 days, I was worried sick that something had happened to Michael. And it really didn't help that my English teacher told me that Michael WAS in the Word Trade Center. I didn';t know what the hell it was, I thouht it was a fancy hotel and when I started wigging out in the hall, he quickly said he was joking.
I punched him.  >:( Don't care that he was a teacher, I got him square in the stomach and walked off. Never got in trouble for it either.
Anyways. in November of 2001, it finally aired.
Oh my God, I was bored to death for an hour by everyone else singing. People who I really didn't give a hoot about trying to sing MJ songs. And Michael smiling politely at them for trying. The only thing I really liked when Shaggy and Rik Rok camr out and sang "It wasn't me" I didn't even know Michael listened to rap. I don't.  Sounds like a cattle auction set to music.
Anyway, after like an hour of straining my eyes to see Michael in every shot, the time came. Time for the Jacksons to come out.
And when they did, it was with a bang and I was sitting on the floor of my den cheering. I remember I saw Michael first then noticed Jermaine.  ???

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/jacksons/005.jpg
Like I said you gotta do something to draw attention AWAY from Michael Jackson and for once Jermaine succeeded. I spent the next daqy answering "What the hell ws Jermaine wearing?" I don't ubnderstand Jermaine. I don't try. I treat him like Dion, smile at him and act like nothing is off.

So the Jacksons were performing and I was bobbing along and singing. I was waiting for Michael to have a solo spot.
The only thing I couldn't stand was the next daqy EVERYONE was asking ME why Michael was on tv, like I had gotten together with CBS and planned the whole thing my damn self. This is why I always have answers, because someone always approaches me with something Michael did like I was responsible for it. It's not like I pulled Michael out the bed, stripped him nude, bathed him, coiffed and dressed him and kicked him out onstage with his brothers. . He went out on his own. And I enjoyed it. (Do you think I could go toe to toe with Tito? Please!)

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/jacksons/036.jpg

Gosh it was so electrifying to see Michael in that white get up, moving andbanging out steps, shaking it like nothing else. But I was idly waiting for Billie Jean. That's all I wanted to hear, Billie Jean. That was my jam, and I needed to hear it.
God  when Michael strolled out with that little suitcase and pulled THE JACKET OUT, I remember leaping to my feet jumping and shouting "IT'S BILLIE JEAN! MAMA! HE'S DOING BILLIE JEAN!"

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/bj/001.jpg
It was just wonderful, remarkable when Michael was dancing. I think I cried. I saw a lady and her friend jjust snotting away on tv and I cried. I was just so excited, happy, in love, call it what you want.
There was one precise moment where I screamed like a chick in a horror film and I can't find a pic of the exact moment, but if you see the video clip, Michael is freestyling to the intrimental and like sticks out one finger and pushes it forward, the glove sparkling. It was like a call to me. "Shamone Tiffie! SHAMONE!"  ;D I was silly when I was 15.

The night ended with "You Rock my World" which was really cute. I loved when one part, Michael passed the camera and little bead of sweat dropped off his chin onto his chest. My friend Stacie fainted when she saw that. LOL.

http://mjjpictures.free.fr/invincible/msg/yrmw/003.jpg
It was great, almost as if I'd been there. And though I can't see Michael in concert now, I do have a creative and a writer's mind and can imagine what a Michael concert is like for real.  ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqtNpSdN-Os  <--that's the clip if you wanna see that hand thing Michael did.  ;D

Hi Gang!  ;D

@Howard:  :( Unfourtunately, I haven't had the thrill of seeing the "Thriller" live and in person. I've dreamt of it since I was 9. And I was looking forward to him coming to the USA after his gig in London. But alas it wasn't meant to be. I've had a hell of a 2 years. First my mother goes to Heaven, then  my kidney's malfuntion and I have 3 surgeries to treat them and then on top of that Michael Jackson left this world. Someone call Guiness. Oh well, its Gods work and I must accept it. And yes, the concert was from 2001.It wasn't a tour, just a couple of dates.

@Coqueta: Watching Michael made my night. That was something I prided myself on. It took alot of work, but most of the time I knew where he was and what he was doing because I had friends who were always asking about him. I still don't know why people treated me like I was his keeper or his wife...but that was life. (People were always refer to Michael as "your man". I'm a fan...not his wife. LOL. Though I am cuter than Lisa and Debbie)  ::) Especially Debbie. I'm lost on Jermaine. I felt his look in the 80s, but in the 90s, the man lost me. And that get up onstage...that had to be HOT man!

@Michael C.: I wish I had Tv One. That sounds cool. The Jacksons did have a wonderful harmony. Everyone always talks about how talented Michael is and he is, but his brothers are all lovely singers and are talented too. One of my favorite Jacksons songs is Torture. Michael and Jermaine did vocals on the song, but did not appear in the video. But I was more than delighted with Marlon in his sparkly jacket and spandex trousers. And it was the first time I noticed how handsome Jackie was.
Not fair! All those handsome men in one family and all married! LOL!

Hey Tiffany,My Mother has a small business on the side,She creates fantasy/reality pictures/scenes on plain white T-Shirts and I told her you like Michael Jackson,How about she creates a shirt for you with a scene with you in it or just a shirt with just him in it only,if you'd like to inquire/know more,I'll give you My Mother's e-mail and she'll discuss a price and what you want on it,Let me know and I'll talk to you soon.  :)

Hi Howard!

Thats cool that your mom makes shirts. I'd love to get my hands on an MJ one. Is there anyway I can see what some of her work looks like? And I'll have to see if Dion will buy it for me. In the last week, I've gone a little MJ wild and bought some stuff. LOL.  ;D

Hi Howard!

Thats cool that your mom makes shirts. I'd love to get my hands on an MJ one. Is there anyway I can see what some of her work looks like? And I'll have to see if Dion will buy it for me. In the last week, I've gone a little MJ wild and bought some stuff. LOL.  ;D


If you're willing to give me your email and I'll give you my mother's I'll show you the work she does via slideshow.BTW what kind of MJ stuff would you like,How about Michael Jackson Andy Warhol?  ???
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/.a/6a00d8341c630a53ef0115715b5f44970b-320wi

I just want to say that even though it's been a week since Michael Jackson died, I'm still mourning, and I'm still in shock.  When I first heard the news that he passed away, I was in shock that I called everybody that heard it.  I didn't want to believe it, but when I went to the record store in downtown Philly three days ago and I saw the videos that I haven't seen in years, I went home and started hysterically crying.  I'm 32 years old.  I grew up on Michael Jackson during the Off The Wall, Thriller, and Bad era.  I was 2, 3, and 4 years old during the Off The Wall era (1979-1981).  I was 5, 6, 7, and 8 during the Thriller era (1982-1985).  I was 10, 11, and 12 during the Bad era(1987-1989).  I was 14, 15, and 16 during Dangerous era (1991-1993).  I was 18 when HISTORY came out in 1995 my high school graduated year, and I was 20 when he came out with Blood On The Dancefloor.  After History, I kind of outgrown him a little bit.  Michael Jackson was the epitome of my youth and young adult years, and with him gone, I will never be the same again.  I experienced the Michael Jackson explosion in the 80s as a child and preteen. I was there.  My father bought me a Michael Jackson doll, a Michael Jackson book, Michael Jackson stickers, a Michael Jackson viewer.  My brother had the Thriller jacket. I saw Motown 25 when I was 6 in 1983 when he first did the moonwalk.  My mother and father saw the Jackson 5 when they performed at the Uptown Theatre in the late 60s.  They had their start in Philly (as far as stardom is concerned, not as far as where they began as a group) at Uptown Theatre because if you didn't make it in Philly first, you are not going to make it anywhere.  Phlliy is the toughest place to perform.  We embraced talent here.  We don't play that. If you are corny, you will not come back here.  Bottom line.  Michael and his brothers recorded records here in Philly after Jermaine Jackson left the group.  They worked with Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff in the mid 70s from 1975 to 1977.  So I had a lot of history when it comes to Michael Jackson.  I may not saw him in person, but I experienced his culture.  My very first musical celebrity male crush as a little girl in the 80s was Michael Jackson.  I was around when he was still brown skinned.  I'm going to miss Michael Jackson.  He was my childhood because I actually was there when he began to REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY blew up globally by himself in the 80s.  My father went to the Victory Tour in the mid 80s.  This has been the most devastating moment of my life.

Wonder if Tiff will be here today ???

Haven't seen her since yesterday.

Thinking of You today ,Tiff.
The Love & emotions at the Service was amazing.

It was great,I thought it was a joyous but somber event,Just about everyone touched a part of his life in any which way possible.But I think it went on too long,maybe people are all Michaeled out by now. :P

And by the way Tiff,My Mother sent you her email address and her little business on the side.  :)

Thinking of you and all of MJ's fans today, Tiff.

While I wouldn't count myself amongst the rabid fans, I've really very much enjoyed each of the performances I've seen over the years.  Especially the Motown25 one.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y_-Jw7hq5s

I'm sure you've probably seen his audition film (or the film they took of the group as they were auditioning, I should say.)  A lil snippet was shown for Motown25.  Even then he was mesmerising.

He always gave 200% of himself to the audiance in every performance, and I just think that that can drain a person (over time) of their life energy.  Heck I have trouble giving of myself (my personality) to even one person face-to-face, let alone thousands of people that feel like they are your best friend.  I can't even imagine how hard that would have been.

Did you know he has an actual U.S. Patent for the "anti-gravity" lean he did in Smooth Criminal?  That was pretty cool (as was the rest of his choreography over the years.)

He will be missed by many people, including me.

Do you have (or want) this biography?  I saw it in the bookstore (although that was before he died, so it probably isn't there now) for $3.00

http://www.michael-jackson-trader.com/items/books/Michael-byMBego.html

Sorry Howard, that link just goes to your e-mail log-in.

Sorry Howard, that link just goes to your e-mail log-in.





Sorry I don't know how to post the picture. :-\\

Sorry I don't know how to post the picture. :-\\


Can you create a free account at Photobucket.com and upload the picture there, then link it here?

I made these two pics for you last September, but now I can't remember if I actually showed them to you.  Hope they are ok.

http://image.blingee.com/images15/content/output/000/000/000/441/269160125_427489.gif

I made these two pics for you last September, but now I can't remember if I actually showed them to you.  Hope they are ok.

http://image.blingee.com/images15/content/output/000/000/000/441/269160125_427489.gif

http://image.blingee.com/images15/content/output/000/000/000/441/269169009_15828.gif


Oh crap,I have to show that to my Mother,that's funny.  ;D

Can you create a free account at Photobucket.com and upload the picture there, then link it here?


I could try,Thanks.

Wednesday July 8, 2009
4:12 PM

Hi Everyone.

I want to thank all of you for the kind words and thoughts in these past few days after Michael left this Earth. It has been hard, but I've managed to stay calm through it all. I had a pretty wild day yesterday.
I was, unfourtunately, stuck in dialysis while the memorial was going on, but I did watch it and tape it at home. The service was extremely sweet and touching. And true to form, I didn't cry. I knew that Michael wouldn't want me to cry, so I didn't.
The day was almost perfect...Michael was getting the love and affection he deserved and really swell send off. His cute little daughter professed her love for him publicly...
And then I got into a fight.  ::) In dialysis.
I was sitting, almost done with my treatment and chatting with the nurse who was helping a man in the chair next to mine. I was NOT talking to him, but he jumped in it anyway and said that Michael was getting too much coverage and that he was just dead.
And I got pissed--OF COURSE--and said "I was addressing the nurse, not you" and he was like "pardon me".
But it didn't sit well with me at all.
Now I respect people's opinions and I have no problem accepting that some people just do not like Michael Jackson. But if you're going to come out and attack me--which this ass was clearly doing--then I'm not going to wither away and let you walk on me.
So about ten minutes later, I was off the machine and I strolled over to him. And I told him something along the lines of it was being disrespcectful because Michael wasn't here to defend himself, and then the man of course had to play the child molester card. That line is so tired now.  >:(
I told him I pitied him for being ignorant (I did not care at all that this person was old enough to be my father.  ;D ) and he called me a fool. That was the best he could come up with--a fool. LMAO.
And I said "Well, when you sell 750 million albums and contribute to over 40 charities, then you can have room to talk. Michael was a human whose life was lost and he should at least show some kind of respect.
Then that SOB said "You can't tell me what to think or how to react." I just smiled and walked away, calling over my shoulder, "It's a free country, I can say what I want."  ;)
I wanted to do more, like slap the area where the needle was jammed in his arm for treatment and make it pop out, but I knew I couldn't. LOL.

But I do plan to annoy the hell out this man--wordlessly--the next time I see him. Should he sit next to me, he will be staring eye to groin with a framed 8x10 of Michael Jackson grabbing his crotch. And I have hundreds of pics of Michael doing that. Enough to last me for however long I have to go to dialysis.  (Dion laughed till he cried when I told him I'd do that!)

This is gonna be FUN. And I will report on how he "reacts" to Michael.  :)

Like I said, I can take a differing opinion, but don't be malicious to me.

I just kind of feel ashamed because I thought that if anyone would at least sypathetic, it would be a Black man. And he was the ONLY person to gimme hell about Michael. Everyone else in the clinic was nice and was saying nice things to me.

I have respect for Michael and what he lived and stood for.

But all of Y'all already know that. LOL.

PS--Bookmistress! I'd like that book! I've been on an MJing binge! LOL! And I always giggle when I see those pics. I love them! Thank you! Michael is smiling at me!

Did you get what My Mother sent you Tiff?  ???

I'm really sorry you had to deal with that guy, Tiff!  You did the right thing, though!  ;)

Would you like those pictures on a T-Shirt,let me know so I could talk to my Mother about it,Thanks.  :)

Do you have (or want) this biography?  I saw it in the bookstore (although that was before he died, so it probably isn't there now) for $3.00

http://www.michael-jackson-trader.com/items/books/Michael-byMBego.html



I'm sorry Tiff, I went back to the bookstore tonight and the book was no longer there to buy.  I missed it.  :(

Hey Y'all!

@Howard: Yes, I got the email your mother sent to me. And no, if I got a shirt made, I'd want it to be exclusively MJ. I want to give him the solo spot. I'll be in touch when I'm able to actuall purchase the shirt because things got away from me today and I had an MJ binge overload at the mall. LOL. Let me get back to you.  ;)

@Coqueta: Thank you for agreeing with me about Michael. I'm so over that old ignorant fool. I went to dialysis yesterday and I was waiting for him too. I had a large framed pic of Michael grabbing his crotch near me and was ready to blast Michael's music at him. I even set the rintone to my cellphone to "Bad" I was READY! And he never showed his face.  ;D I was rolling. I don't  know if he changed his appointment or if he just didn't want to see me or what. LOL. But I'll chalk that up as a win for Team Jackson.  ;)

@Bookmistress: That's okay about the book. I bought a commemorative one today at Books-a-million.  :) But thanks for thinking of me.

Hey Y'all!

@Howard: Yes, I got the email your mother sent to me. And no, if I got a shirt made, I'd want it to be exclusively MJ. I want to give him the solo spot. I'll be in touch when I'm able to actuall purchase the shirt because things got away from me today and I had an MJ binge overload at the mall. LOL. Let me get back to you.  ;)

@Coqueta: Thank you for agreeing with me about Michael. I'm so over that old ignorant fool. I went to dialysis yesterday and I was waiting for him too. I had a large framed pic of Michael grabbing his crotch near me and was ready to blast Michael's music at him. I even set the rintone to my cellphone to "Bad" I was READY! And he never showed his face.  ;D I was rolling. I don't  know if he changed his appointment or if he just didn't want to see me or what. LOL. But I'll chalk that up as a win for Team Jackson.  ;)

@Bookmistress: That's okay about the book. I bought a commemorative one today at Books-a-million.  :) But thanks for thinking of me.



Ok sure Tiff take your time. :)

I gotta admit...I teared up a bit when Jermaine sang.....He fought through His grief though......
Wednesday July 8, 2009
4:12 PM

And true to form, I didn't cry. I knew that Michael wouldn't want me to cry, so I didn't.