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Post by postscript on Jan 20, 2009 15:27:53 GMT
I trust Richard you kindly noted that wheneveritwas, whereveritwas, whateveritwas that caused it to go off topic I wasn't there!Peter S  |
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Post by Richard on Jan 25, 2009 8:18:56 GMT
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Post by Steve H on Jan 25, 2009 15:46:06 GMT
Thanks for the reminder Richard!
The first of many concerts for me this year I hope!
Steve H
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Post by nicola on Jan 26, 2009 23:27:59 GMT
I am getting too excited for this I think.
I mentioned it to someone the other day offhand and she said how her husband used to obsessively follow Hayley's TV appearences and not allow anyone near the TV when she was on. He died of a terminal illness last year and she said she should start to follow his example. Her face lit up at the mere mention of Hayley and she gave great comfort and happiness to a man who knew he was dying. I found it so touching.
Not sure why I felt the need to share that.
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Post by grant on Jan 27, 2009 0:04:17 GMT
Not sure why I felt the need to share that. Because I think this forum is all about sharing Nicola. It is a touching story as you said - thank you for sharing it. Best wishes Grant |
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Post by comet on Jan 27, 2009 0:30:02 GMT
I am getting too excited for this I think. I mentioned it to someone the other day offhand and she said how her husband used to obsessively follow Hayley's TV appearances and not allow anyone near the TV when she was on. He died of a terminal illness last year and she said she should start to follow his example. Her face lit up at the mere mention of Hayley and she gave great comfort and happiness to a man who knew he was dying. I found it so touching. Not sure why I felt the need to share that. Hmmm Interesting ! and I know it's off topic ! the associations in your post have crossed my mind in some scrambled ways a few times in the last couple of years , I wonder if there is a scientific or medical explanation ? |
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Post by Dean McCarten on Jan 27, 2009 12:41:10 GMT
I mentioned it to someone the other day offhand and she said how her husband used to obsessively follow Hayley's TV appearences and not allow anyone near the TV when she was on. He died of a terminal illness last year and she said she should start to follow his example. Her face lit up at the mere mention of Hayley and she gave great comfort and happiness to a man who knew he was dying. I found it so touching. Not sure why I felt the need to share that. This reminds me of the request Katherine Jenkins got a few years ago whereby she was asked to sign a CD sleeve for somebody who had died and the CD was going in the coffin with him, even though it was a strange request Katherine did it for them. Sorry for the slightly OT post mods Dean |
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Post by postscript on Jan 27, 2009 14:56:57 GMT
I am getting too excited for this I think. I mentioned it to someone the other day offhand and she said how her husband used to obsessively follow Hayley's TV appearences and not allow anyone near the TV when she was on. He died of a terminal illness last year and she said she should start to follow his example. Her face lit up at the mere mention of Hayley and she gave great comfort and happiness to a man who knew he was dying. I found it so touching. Not sure why I felt the need to share that. That's fine, Nicola, it is another example of the Hayley 'wow' effect. In fact you've prompted me to do something I thought of doing but then decided not, but I'll check on the Rose thread first in case it has already been posted. That is where you will find my remark if I go ahead here. I'll try and post a link if I manage to do it while I've still got control. Yet another example of the Hayley effect. She's prompted these people to take an initiative which is superb, just through being Hayley. Peter S. |
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Post by Richard on Feb 1, 2009 8:09:51 GMT
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Post by Richard on Feb 8, 2009 15:06:31 GMT
Hello again folks!  Now there's only... Half a fortnight to go!  See you there, Richard |
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Post by natalie on Feb 8, 2009 22:08:10 GMT
I just looked about travel and far as I can tell theres no Victoria line no Juberlee line
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Post by roger on Feb 8, 2009 22:14:37 GMT
Hi Natalie,
For the Palladium, you need to go to Oxford Circus on the Victoria or Central Line (depending where you're coming from). The venue is literally just around the corner in Argyll Street.
There are many exits from Oxford Circus tube station. Your best route would be to turn right as soon as you come through the ticket barier, then immediately right again and up the steps to street level. Turn right onto Oxford Street and withing ten or twenty yards, turn right again into Argyll Street. You will see Liberty's ahead of you (it isn't far!) but, before you get there, the Palladium is on your left. From the ticket barier to the venue shouldn't take you more than two or three minutes.
Roger
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Post by natalie on Feb 8, 2009 22:20:09 GMT
Thanks Richard
Juberlee would of been best for me as I would of not needed to change and would got off at Bond St which is a short walk away
Gone are the days of when I use to use the 73 Bus(goes along Oxford st)-----long gone very nearly 25 years ago
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Post by roger on Feb 8, 2009 22:24:07 GMT
I'm Roger! I have also added directions from the tube station which you will pass even if you go to Bond Street. Richard Roger! |
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Post by natalie on Feb 8, 2009 22:27:13 GMT
Opppppppppppppppps going red sorry Roger
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