Do you love Hayley very much?

[Raymond]

I am a new fan , but I think I love Hayley very much. I love her voice . I also think she is very beautiful. I want to know more about her.

[HWI]

This is a very big question, Raymond.

How much do I love Hayley? I love her like a very dear niece. One who invariably makes you proud of her and her wonderful achievements. Yes, she is a very beautiful young woman - I would have to be blind not to notice that. But, there is something about Hayley which is far more beautiful. That is the person Hayley is. She is a shining example, not just to her own peers, but to humanity as a whole. What a wonderful world this would be with more people like Hayley in it.

As for what you want to know about her. Without some guidance from you, there is just so much to say. Ask questions and we will be delighted to answer them to the best of our ability.

Now I am really looking forward to reading your questions.

Keith.

[Richard]

Hello again Raymond, this is a very good question! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif

I'm certainly very fond of Hayley. I've seen her in concert six times since 1st October 2003, and I've had the pleasure of meeting her in person every time. Apart from her voice and looks, she is very charming and friendly, and to prove it, here's a picture of the two of us together, taken by Roger at Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre earlier this month.

If you want to know more about Hayley, I suggest you have a look through the archives on the HWI main site, and don't miss all the wonderful video clips. I bet you'll be hooked for hours! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif

Bye for now,

Richard

[roger]

Hi Raymond,

I have said this before but I am delighted to have the opportunity to say it again. I absolutely love Hayley's voice. I respect her enormously for everything she is and I admire her greatly for all she does. I truly think the world of her and I love her to bits.

This is the first photo that was taken of me with, not just Hayley, but her equally delightful mum, Jill. This was at the Royal Albert Hall in London in December 2003.

This was my second meeting with Hayley and, since then I have seen her a further 20 times!

Roger

[Raymond]

Thank you, I am reading everything on this website.

[Joe]

I'm old enough to be Hayley's.........big brother lol! I suppose I love Hayley like a cousin. What I love about her most of all is the tender way she will seek out and chat with her fans. She would go out of her way to talk to each and every person that she can. I'm so looking forward to meeting her in October.

[fusilier23]

I am reluctant to use the word love, because it has so much baggage attached, but I do like and care for Hayley very much. She is the nicest artist I have been lucky enough to meet, and always charming and pleasant to her fans, and the small group of us who have become recognizable to her. Hayley has a very special ability to make people happy and does not shrink from using her gift. Though I don't think she's a candidate for sainthood she is certainly someone who brings good things wherever she goes.

[baxfield7]

Hi folks

As mentioned before, that is a very difficult question to answer.

Look at it this way. Think of deep feelings which include love and, yes, even hate. Think of it in terms of a thermometer. You have one thermometer which will measure both hot and cold, not one for each.
On our special thermometer Love is at the top and hate is at the bottom. Your target is to accumulate friends who will appear well up the scale. Needless to say there will be some aquaintances who will also fall very low on the scale.
Your target in life is to get an average score well above the middle mark.

Fortunately someone like Hayley will drive that figure much further upwards as she will undoubtedly be at, or very close to the top !

Yes, she is a very dear friend and I like many others would swim the deepest ocean for her and defend her with my life.

Barrie

[roger]

I think it may have been Simon who once said he would do anything for Hayley with the possible exception of walking barefoot on broken glass. I thought about it for a moment and then said I would even try that. I may not succeed but I'd certainly have a go.

But I doubt if the need would ever arise!

Roger

[fusilier23]

Yowch! Most painful. But I would definitely step up and fight for Hayley were she threatened, anyone who wanted to rough her up would have to do it over my dead body.

[postscript]

Hi folks all, and Raymond especially, as he started the thread.

As I wander around the site getting a feel for all that is going on (in fact I'm looking for the right thread to relay my history of how I 'came across' Hayley before presuming to start one) I thought I would chip in my tuppence halfpenny, where relevant, on the boards I find in passing.

Frankly, Hayley makes me wish I was forty years younger. However, while I cannot yet presume to say I know Hayley, such limited acquaintance so far tells me it wouldn't do me any good. I still wouldn't stand up to more than a polite passing nod.

What I do hope for her is that the guy she finally bonds with (and (may be) the several guys that might lead her along the road to him) all realise the extraordinary privilege bestowed by so close a relationship and that they understand how very fortunate they are.

That means, potential suitors, treating her as if half the world were her caring and watchful older brothers who would come banging on your door if you don't!!!!!

I think I echo all aspects of the excellent answers given by Keith, Richard and Roger. Look at that photograph in Roger's offering. Look at those two faces either side of him. Unquestionably mother and daughter. . . almost, Jill, elder and younger sisters?

Peter