Just a quickie...

I won't now be going to the new over 25s girl band auditions in Leeds, or Liverpool for that matter.

To quote Miss Casey Orr last Friday "I'd get in. And then where would that leave my photography career" - www.caseyorr.com (just stunning, esp the 'Maisy Mose' ones. Maisy is Casey and Boff's daughter. She likes my pink pumps (and most things girly and shiny) and says "Ahem" instead of "Excuse me" or "Oi", just gorgeous) - I have one of the 1m sq prints from her recent 'On Water' exhibition on the canal tow path at Armley Mills Musuem arriving soon.

An Amish guy at an antiques fair in Maryland.

I went to a very similar thing - could well be the same, not sure - when I was 18. My friend's Father was an antique dealer who went back to the States. We rode in a truck for several hours - from Wilton, CT - and also went to a place nearby to pick up old wood from a pulled-down wreck of a barn. Me and my friend then had to sit amongst the wood on the way home. It was then dropped off at his workshop where his 'Mexicans' would get to work making it into furniture to be sold to Americans with a great deal more money than sense as 'antiques'. Peter Paul & Mary were friends of theirs, Meg Ryan lived on the same 'street' (never saw her though). The wife of the guy who started CD One Stop was also spotted floating around the garden of their huge house, dressed only in purple. She only ever dressed in one colour at a time.

Anyway, now Casey, Cathie, Jennie and I are busy on Friday I think it's only fair we give the other girls a chance don't you?!

I still have my last birthday present from the 'Six and the City' girlies to use - cutting my own track in a recording studio (I cried when I opened it) - and have been thinking...

Casey, Cathie, Clancy and Jennie...

The CCCJs

We don't need a competition do we...?!

I'll keep you posted - as always ;)

REALLY signing off now

Clancy xxxx