Comments on: David Cassidy: Dance Lesson http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/ For the Girl with a Shelf ™ Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:35:49 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-227 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:37:17 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-227 Thanks received and replied. I hope those close to DC really try their hardest to help him see sense and get sorted. It must be hard on his son to hear these things (if he hears of them). I'm sure he has a great relationship with David. He should think of Beau before he reacts. Thanks received and replied. I hope those close to DC really try their hardest to help him see sense and get sorted. It must be hard on his son to hear these things (if he hears of them). I’m sure he has a great relationship with David. He should think of Beau before he reacts.

]]> By: staingirl kaye http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-225 staingirl kaye Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:18:01 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-225 British Fan, I sent you the email a few hours ago so I hope you get it soon. Let me know if not. What it reveals is pretty disturbing. And thank you for reminding me about one of the reasons why I think I care about him more than I probably should: The abandonment issues with his father and his bout with mental illness that he talks about in his book. Thank you for verifying what I have read is very devastating to children. My own divorce was very, very hard on my kids, even though their father is still in their lives. I've got to run, but I'll be back later tonight. Have a good night, British Fan, and all. Kaye British Fan, I sent you the email a few hours ago so I hope you get it soon. Let me know if not. What it reveals is pretty disturbing.

And thank you for reminding me about one of the reasons why I think I care about him more than I probably should: The abandonment issues with his father and his bout with mental illness that he talks about in his book. Thank you for verifying what I have read is very devastating to children. My own divorce was very, very hard on my kids, even though their father is still in their lives.

I’ve got to run, but I’ll be back later tonight. Have a good night, British Fan, and all.

Kaye

]]> By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-224 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:10:04 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-224 Thanks Staingirl Kaye. I wouldn't mind the Email. I'm trying not to be nosy about it but am very curious. I find him so fascinating with his unpredictable nature and everything. I know you've touched on his past issues with his father/experiences and your're right. These things leave a lasting impression. I've seen first hand, through working with some disasdvantaged children how messed up they can become. Sometimes you feel like your getting nowhere, expecially when they have to go home to that environment at the end of each day. Thanks Staingirl Kaye. I wouldn’t mind the Email. I’m trying not to be nosy about it but am very curious. I find him so fascinating with his unpredictable nature and everything. I know you’ve touched on his past issues with his father/experiences and your’re right. These things leave a lasting impression. I’ve seen first hand, through working with some disasdvantaged children how messed up they can become. Sometimes you feel like your getting nowhere, expecially when they have to go home to that environment at the end of each day.

]]> By: staingirl kaye http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-222 staingirl kaye Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:57:06 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-222 That was a clever strategy, by the way, BF!! I hadn't thought to check out my theory by doing that. Kaye That was a clever strategy, by the way, BF!! I hadn’t thought to check out my theory by doing that.

Kaye

]]> By: staingirl kaye http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-221 staingirl kaye Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:56:11 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-221 Thanks for that info, British Fan! I was speculating that maybe the change in blame from fans to the show's producers was an attempt to ameliorate his image with fans so they would buy more tickets. I have a little more info about The Grove I can send you through email. Thanks for that info, British Fan! I was speculating that maybe the change in blame from fans to the show’s producers was an attempt to ameliorate his image with fans so they would buy more tickets. I have a little more info about The Grove I can send you through email.

]]> By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-219 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:29:31 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-219 Oops that would be tickets. Oops that would be tickets.

]]> By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-218 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:27:57 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-218 Just out of curiosity, I visited DC's website to see if there are many tickeets available for his concert on 21 November. I looked for availability for two (as if I/we could get there!). There's nothing available in the main chunk of seating. Only tickets available were the back end of orchestra or seats miles from the stage. Guess that's not a bad turnout so far. Looking forward to reports of this show and David's behaviour! Just out of curiosity, I visited DC’s website to see if there are many tickeets available for his concert on 21 November. I looked for availability for two (as if I/we could get there!). There’s nothing available in the main chunk of seating. Only tickets available were the back end of orchestra or seats miles from the stage. Guess that’s not a bad turnout so far. Looking forward to reports of this show and David’s behaviour!

]]> By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-217 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:24:45 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-217 I don't think those on the cmongethappy site are going to be happy with that somehow. I would say the words in the article came from David's publicist. I can't really comment on his actions as we don't know his real state of mind or how much he's cushioned from his actions by those who work for him. David has probably moved on. It sort of appears rude and callous to outsiders but I would guess he 'believes' events as Joann put out on his webside, rightly or wrongly. I read on cmon site about The Grove. Don't know when that concert was or anything about it other than he was supposed to have been quite rude to the audience. There was no apology as such then. I don't see him as the apologising type. I think he just accepts that what happened cannot be changed and looks ahead to the future. He said in his book that if he encounters a brick wall he'll take a run at it. Maybe, because of his past knocks and disappointments, that's his particular coping mechanism in life. I don’t think those on the cmongethappy site are going to be happy with that somehow. I would say the words in the article came from David’s publicist. I can’t really comment on his actions as we don’t know his real state of mind or how much he’s cushioned from his actions by those who work for him. David has probably moved on. It sort of appears rude and callous to outsiders but I would guess he ‘believes’ events as Joann put out on his webside, rightly or wrongly. I read on cmon site about The Grove. Don’t know when that concert was or anything about it other than he was supposed to have been quite rude to the audience. There was no apology as such then. I don’t see him as the apologising type. I think he just accepts that what happened cannot be changed and looks ahead to the future. He said in his book that if he encounters a brick wall he’ll take a run at it. Maybe, because of his past knocks and disappointments, that’s his particular coping mechanism in life.

]]> By: British fan http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-216 British fan Fri, 13 Nov 2009 14:33:15 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-216 Well I haven't really visited the States, although we would love to soon. I went to Buffalo once, lol, when visiting our cousins in Canada. They live in Brampton, a city near Toronto. Took a trip to Niagara for the day and went over the border to visit some of my uncle's relatives (he was Yugoslavian). I haven't been on a plane since 1996, our last Canadian trip. I have an awful fear of flying which I must get over! The turbulance on our last Canadian trip was awful, never thought it could shake so much and stay in one piece! My kids screamed nearly all the way home. No permanent psychological damage, thank goodness. There are so many places I would love to see in America, don't know where to go first. Would love to see California, Florida, New England and many others. It such a vast and diverse country! I know my cousins favourite holiday spot is Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. Once they drove there by car, what a journey that must have been! Well you know one British person now. I'm sure you'd love it, apart from our weather. It's been raining a LOT recently. Well I haven’t really visited the States, although we would love to soon. I went to Buffalo once, lol, when visiting our cousins in Canada. They live in Brampton, a city near Toronto. Took a trip to Niagara for the day and went over the border to visit some of my uncle’s relatives (he was Yugoslavian). I haven’t been on a plane since 1996, our last Canadian trip. I have an awful fear of flying which I must get over! The turbulance on our last Canadian trip was awful, never thought it could shake so much and stay in one piece! My kids screamed nearly all the way home. No permanent psychological damage, thank goodness.

There are so many places I would love to see in America, don’t know where to go first. Would love to see California, Florida, New England and many others. It such a vast and diverse country! I know my cousins favourite holiday spot is Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. Once they drove there by car, what a journey that must have been!

Well you know one British person now. I’m sure you’d love it, apart from our weather. It’s been raining a LOT recently.

]]> By: staingirl kaye http://staingirlz.com/2009/11/12/david-cassidy-dance-lesson/comment-page-1/#comment-215 staingirl kaye Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:22:06 +0000 http://staingirlz.com/?p=830#comment-215 Oh, I can't believe I forgot to say this British Fan. The company I work for actually works with a company that has offices in England - I'm not sure where. And some of my co-workers have recently been over there. It may not be such a far-fetched idea that I may be over there one day in the next couple of years. That would be so cool. I've never been. Have you been to the States? Oh, I can’t believe I forgot to say this British Fan. The company I work for actually works with a company that has offices in England – I’m not sure where. And some of my co-workers have recently been over there. It may not be such a far-fetched idea that I may be over there one day in the next couple of years. That would be so cool. I’ve never been. Have you been to the States?

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