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Paul, Linda  and James…1978

And as I put on the blog:   Photo by Nigel Machin.  Do not copy without his permission

George having a cup of tea, 1964 

My new book:  Happiness is Seeing the Beatles:  Beatlemania in St. Louis is now available!   If you would like to order a signed  copy please send $25.00 (plus $3.25) shipping to [email protected].   The book is also available on Amazon.    There are a lot of rare photos and I interviewed over 60 people to tell the true story of the Beatles in St. Louis

My new book:  Happiness is Seeing the Beatles:  Beatlemania in St. Louis is now available!   If you would like to order a signed  copy please send $25.00 (plus $3.25) shipping to [email protected].   The book is also available on Amazon.    There are a lot of rare photos and I interviewed over 60 people to tell the true story of the Beatles in St. Louis

Linda James and Paul  :)

The Beatles and Victor Spinetti, 1967

So it’s either keep the photos to myself or post and have people (a certain blog in mind) repost without even credit to me in the tags for working my ass off on finding the info.

I have been there with the translation bit as well.  I feel your pain!    

Seriously, guess what she did

For calling out that she might be wrong.

This is a long read but it’s interesting. Really sad though.

The husband that I had waited for was not understanding.   He was confused.  And my feelings towards sex at that time made him no longer sexually attracted to me.   He first started to hide porn and use it to fulfill his needs instead of me.  Next was a prostitute and then finally a full blown affair.   We were divorced and finally began to really, truly think about my own sexuality.     Being a Christian, I realized that I had been sheltered from sex.    I had never watched porn, read Cosmo magazine, and I turned my head away during love scenes on television.  If I told anyone things that I thought (while married mind you) about sex, it is embarassing.    I was told that you waited until you were married God would bless you and you would just automatically know what to do.    After I was divorced, I began to read more and just educate myself.    I have never turned my back on God and I still love Jesus, but I think sexuality in the church HAS to change.      I know that my  brothers and sisters in Christ would disagree with me and tell me that I am going to Hell.    God made us sexual creatures.   I cannot see how it is was in His will for me to go through the marriage I had.    I do not know if I had lost my virginity before I got married if things would have been different, but I can’t help but think that it would.