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News just in that actress Kirstie Alley, Star of Cheers has passed on at the age of 71.
Family confirmed the actress had died after a short battle with cancer.

This week on Sirius XM radio the Deep Tracks channel 27 has been renamed Fleetwood Mac channel and will be playing a marathon of their songs in memory of Christine McVie who died on November 30, 2022.
YouTube has some nice work where she collaborated with Lindsey Buckingham doing an album together.

I'm not good at guessing a woman's age but I'd say over 40 to be realistic... perhaps 50'ish would be more accurate.
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I find it fascinating ever since the conflict of Russia and Ukraine and a sudden influx of spam mail I received from a bunch of beautiful models from Russia and Ukraine wanting to shag me and shower me with their flowery thoughts of affection. Has any other bloke here got spam mail from Russian and Ukrainian models looking for a man to shag?

Overall, they are much prettier than most of the CS women. And they are at least willing until they tell their story they need money to get out of the conflict and invasion. The timing is impeccable.

RIP QEII

It's been 25 years since Diana, Princess of Wales was killed in a car crash. It's also been 25 years of constant coverage in magazines and news stories about her. She died, but the stories about her didn't. Always at the checkout and newsstand racks you can find a publication with her on the cover.

I didn't follow her celebrity so I don't understand the importance this woman had on the world or what influence she possessed for mankind that would keep her the main topic far exceeding the fan base that Elvis fans are keeping an eternal flame for.

I'm sure there's a YouTube video explaining this.

With a brush in each limb, a Dutch artist is going viral for her ability to draw portraits with all four hands and feet simultaneously.

Rajacenna, an artist from Rotterdam, can complete up to six illustrations at the same time—two for each hand, and one for each foot.

“In 2019 the idea came to me to be more productive because I didn’t make any artworks for the previous years due to health issues,” said Rajacenna, who prefers to keep her surname and age confidential.

She started drawing at the age of 16 and soon became a published artist, eventually teaching herself how to draw with her feet and hands to stop herself from getting bored.

“I didn’t practice it at all and just started doing it.”

Rajacenna claims that the root of her talent lies in her brain, and that she once took an EEG scan which revealed extraordinary brain performance while drawing.

“The connectivity between the left and right brain are totally connected and three times higher than normal,” she explained. “So they exchange information at a very fast speed.”

“It’s constantly multitasking between all the drawing that I’m working on. I switch my focus back and forth,” she added. “The latest pieces I created with pencils and paint. I don’t really think about the techniques I use.”

She often works with portraits, mostly public figures such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Billie Eilish, or Justin Bieber, with a set needing around 40 hours of work.

“I always draw people that I love and inspire me, for my other work I love to create things from my imagination.”


Love this!

Dead people receive more flowers than the living ones because regret is stronger than gratitude.

In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.

The good news is that you don’t know how great you can be!

Anne Frank quotes.

Flying high and going strong! 86-year-old becomes the world's longest-serving flight attendant after 65 YEARS of service in the skies - having started her career when plane tickets were hand-written and cost just $12.
65 years ago, Bette Nash landed a job as an Eastern Airlines flight attendant, and she has been pushing beverage carts and giving safety instructions ever since.
Bette, from Manassas, Virginia, took her first flight as a teen and quickly fell in love with the 'spiffy appearances and gracious manners of the crew members'.
When she started her career in 1957, things were certainly different - flights were $12, tickets were hand-written, and schedules were displayed on chalkboards.

Many things changed over the years, but there's one thing that stayed the same - the people. She said, 'They have the same needs - a little love and attention' . Bette, who now works for American Airlines, is most known for her 'warm hospitality,' and is said to 'greet every face with a smile'. The flight attendant has no plans to retire any time soon, with her explaining, 'As long as I have my health and I’m able, why not work. It’s still fun'. (By LILLIAN GISSEN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM)

PUBLISHED: 15:34 BST, 1 July 2022 | UPDATED: 16:12 BST, 1 July 2022



That's amazing...