Confessions HERE I COME!
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Sorry, no time to talk. Got a plane to catch. |
I can’t take it anymore
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Only 3 more days! I am going CRAZY! I can’t believe I am going to see Madonna, on stage, in Chicago! Does it get any better than this? |
Dance Flour Queen! 4 DAYS!!!
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“Gomen nasais” “Mujhe maaf kardo” “Przepraszam” “Sli’kha” |
I can’t believe it’s 5 more days!
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You must be excited for me! It is right around the corner! “Every little thing that you say or do, I’m hung up . . “ |
Lawdy Dowdy, I’m Ready to Get Rowdy!
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Fiddle Dee, Diddle Da, Madonna is singing, she’s a great Ma! She works really hard, night and day, mixes her music, I let it play! Sings about love, life and the rest, I must say, I consider her the best. Blonde, brunette, red or black, I don’t care, She’s got the nack. I’m a big fan, spent my last dollar, going to Chicago, to jump and holler! When you see me next, I’m wearing her T, talking it up, You wont shut up me! So slap yourself on the back, and save one for me, I’m going to Confessions, Fiddle Dee! |
Lucky Number 7
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“Wrestle with your darkness, Angels call your name . . .” |
So Slowly . . .
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“Time Goes by so slowly for those who wait, No time to hesitate. Those who run seem to have all the fun, I’m caught up, I don’t know what to do . . . Time goes by so slowly.” |
Closing my eyes . . . visions of Vogue
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Do I know you from somewhere? Why do you leave me wanting more? Why do all the things I’ve said, sound like those stupid things I’ve said before? Kiss me I’m dying. I close my eyes, I need to make a connection. . .” |
10 Day Countdown to Confessions Tour
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10 more days and I will be on an airplane headed for the United Center in Chicago to see Madge up close and personal in her Confessions Tour. “Now I can see things for what they really are, I guess I’m not that far, I’m at the point of no return, Just watch me burn. Let it will be, just let it be.” |
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Mohai French Fashion Exhibit
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“The year was 1945. France celebrated victory at the end of World War II. Yet despite liberation, France faced an urgent economic dilemma. After four years of German occupation, every possible commodity was in short supply – food, fuel, and fabric. The French fashion industry, eager to participate in the revitalization of the French economy, conceived an idea to both rekindle the French fashion industry as well as raise funds for relief. Under these circumstances, Robert Ricci, son of fashion designer Nina Ricci, proposed that the fashion houses create their collections in miniature, to be placed on 27″ mannequins within elaborate stage sets.” The Theater de la Mode was born. This traveling display of minature models, clothing and accessories traveled from city to city and from store front to store front as display of the latest trends and most recent season styles. A team of individuals designed the wire sculpted bodies of the mannequins, casted the faces from plaster and arranged hair in various styles. Accessories in all varieites were made. The Theater de la Mode was just as complete as any collection, just as ornate and detailed . . . just in a much smaller package. |