Cool dream, WE! Loved the part with the mop & bucket...
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Cool dream, WE! Loved the part with the mop & bucket...
You should've heard him. He was cursing like a sailor! But the whole time, I got the feeling he was more upset that the fans were going to have a bad time than he was about the actual malfunction.Quote:
Originally Posted by EaglesKiwi
Well, he is from Detroit where mother is half a word... :hilarious:
We, cool dream! I'd have liked to have been in that car with Glenn too! :wink:
Well being in a car with Glenn is very cool! And as far as potty mouth Glenn, that could definitely be real life! :lol:
I'm sure the word Glenn is thinking of is "motherboard" - after all, they need computers in automotive city...:angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by VAisForEagleLovers
Or not! :twisted: :hilarious:
I loved that too! Imagine Glenn :heart: with a mop in hand! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by EaglesKiwi
I had a dream that I was in my mother's kitchen cooking and chatting. She is about 80% deaf so her televisions are always on closed caption with no sound. Out of the corner of my eye I saw the Eagles appear on the TV screen and realized it was a commercial for Ticketmaster. It was the shot of them all sitting and singing but I couldn't hear them or the announcer and in a panic because I thought I'd miss the info I dove for the remote and was frantically trying to get it off closed caption so I could hear them sing.
When I did, the announcer was describing their 40th Anniversary tour as "like nothing we've seen before" and that we could expect to hear songs like: Doolin Dalton. They play the music and Glenn rides into the frame, shirtless, on a brown horse. It was the Desperado, long haired, mustached Glenn. :heart:
He had a rawhide string headband and the little brown cigarette, chaps and boots. He had a dark tan and really defined ab muscles.
I remember thinking, yep -- that's like nothing I've seen before but boy would I like to see it again. Then I woke up with a smile on my face.
Damn! I'm gonna click my heels three times and see if I can get that sucker to come true!!! :partytime:
Now that's what I call a dream!
Nice! I'm picturing it now...I want a dream like that!
Wow. Just... wow.
O.M.G.! :shock: :drool: :inlove: :fainting: :thud:Quote:
Originally Posted by Henley Honey
I am speechless! That's what I call a dream! And I want one too! :applause:
WOW HH. That was some dream! Give me a piece of it!!!
Can I have what she had for supper last night.......?
WOW, I want in on that dream too!! :heart: :stunned: :fainted: I had a Glenn dream the other night but, I couldn't remember it the next morning. I'm sure that it was no where near as hot as your's, HH ! :jealous:
Now, as I'm typing this, I am remembering a tiny bit of the dream. All of a sudden NFA era Glenn was standing in front of me & I leaned toward him & gave him a kiss on the lips. I remember thinking that he might be offended ,but he seemed pleased. That's all I recall. HH, maybe your dream will trigger another one for me tonight.
That dream doesn't sound too bad either, GL! Please add any more details as they come to you. ;)
Will do, Soda, but I am hoping for an even better one tonight! :blush: :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by sodascouts
No dreams last night :weep:
I had the strangest dream last night about Don Henley.
I was at knocking on his front door. Apparently I had some kind of appointment with him. There was no answer. There was a little dog there, a little shiatsu or something like that, I’m not sure what kind it was. He was barking at me. I looked through a glass panel & saw him jumping up & down, barking like crazy. I knocked some more, but still no answer. I tried the door & it was open, so I walked into the entranceway. . I called out “Hello, is anyone here” No answer.
I was going to leave, thinking Don must have forgotten about our appointment, & went someplace. The dog kept barking at me & jumping & twirling around in circles. He was trying to tell me something. He went to the living room area, so I followed him in. There was Don, on the couch. I thought he was sleeping, & I didn’t think I should disturb him, but the dog kept barking & looking at me & jumping & twirling around. I went over to Don & called his name.. he wasn’t responding. Then I started to think something was wrong with him. I touched his shoulder & shook him a little, calling his name. Nothing. I could see that he was breathing, but he looked really out of it, like maybe he was unconscious. The dog kept barking. I felt his pulse & he had a pulse, but it seemed weak. I was a little scared. I looked around for the phone & found one in the kitchen. I called 911, & told them I found Don Henley & I thought he may be unconscious & to send an ambulance…I went back over to him & tried again to wake him up. I was just talking to him..slapping his hand.
After what seemed like forever, but it was maybe 5 minutes, Don opened his eyes. I was sitting very close to him, like leaning over him, right in his face, watching him breathing.
He was startled & he jerked awake. He says, “Who are you?” I told him my name & that we had an appointment. I asked if he was ok. He said he took some medication & it knocked him out, but he was very groggy. I told him that I called for an ambulance. He was still really out of it. He said, “You just saved my life” I said, “Your dog was telling something was wrong”.
The little dog jumped up on Don’s chest & licked his face. It was so cute. Then the EMTs came to the door & I woke up.
I would have done "mouth-to-mouth" just to be on the safe side. ;)
Yes, missed opportunity there. ;)
Good advice. Let's all make a note just in case... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Henley Honey
HH & GL, your dreams sound great! But, GL - how could you not remember kissing Glenn??? !!! :stunned::fainted:
HH, I was practically on top of him, ready to pounce!Quote:
Originally Posted by Henley Honey
I think it's early onset alzheimers. I tell my husband that I am losing my memory & he doesn't believe me. Now I have proof! :ack: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by EaglesKiwi
This consists of wishful thinking, like most of my dreams, but for the first time I actually TALK to Glenn in it.
Soda, timfan & myself were on our way to a function in Las Vegas where Glenn was scheduled to perform. We had received a personal invitation (yes, I know, I know). I don't know why the other Niagara Falls participants weren't there; I just remember us three.
We went inside & heard some of the sound check (we weren't allowed to watch it). We could hear him singing another 'standard' song similar to The Shadow Of Your Smile but I've forgotten what it was! Anyway as we were standing there he came out & spoke to us. He was wearing clothes similar to those he wears in that latest photo. When he looked at me I spoke to him but do I remember what I said?! Of course not! Something about how much I was looking forward to the album, I suppose.
Later on we were dressed up to the nines & walking through downtown Vegas to the venue (a casino, presumably). Then Glenn came walking up behind us wearing a tux (SIGH). I decided to play it cool. 'How are you'? I said. 'I'm OK' he said, 'but I'm just going to walk by myself and stay inconspicuous'. We left him to it. We didn't offer to keep him company. He seemed preoccupied with the upcoming performance.
Then I woke up & wanted to go back to sleep & see what happened next, but of course I didn't.
:shrug:
ETA: I found this on page 20 of this thread. I had forgotten about this one.
https://www.eaglesonlinecentral.com/...t=1337&page=20
Cool. At least you got to talk to him. But, how could you leave him behind by himself. Poor Glenn!
I'm always happy to be in other people's dreams, lol.
Nice dream Fp! :sigh:
I don't dream much, or don't remember them if I do.
Well, yeehah!!! :heart: Oh my GOODNESS!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Henley Honey
You better be careful, HH - you're going to make Don jealous! :wink:
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ive always been a dreamer
Dreamer, I haven't had such a good week, but you've made me laugh out loud twice today already - I just love your sharp wit! Thank you!!
OOOOOOOOOOH! Now I'm :jealous:!!! :heart:Quote:
Originally Posted by GlennLover
Gosh, TK, you had me in suspense with that one! :shock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Topkat
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by GlennLover
Awww, FP! The torture! :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freypower
I had an Eagles dream last Friday night/Saturday morning... I tried to hang on to the memory over the weekend so that I could post it today, so I hope this comes out okay:
I was trying to figure out how I was going to get a message to the Eagles that I couldn't make their Cape Town show, because I had to perform myself that night. I then found myself at Cape Town Stadium, in a corridor somewhere. There was no one around me, and ahead of me was an open double door, leading into the next section of the corridor. There were no signs up, but somehow going beyond that door was a no-no. I became more and more edgy, because I needed to get my message to the Eagles, but I was running on a tight schedule, as I needed to get to the casino for my show. I looked on my watch and it was 1pm. I'm still trying to figure out why I thought I was late for my show, because I was only going to be performing in the evening, and soundcheck is at 7.30pm! :headscratch:
I heard sounds emanating from beyond the double door, and I was dying to walk beyond it. If I can just talk to Glenn :heart: and explain, I thought. Then suddenly, Glenn :heart: appeared. He walked up the corridor towards the double door, and I was standing just on the other side of it.
I then ventured just beyond the double door. I rushed towards Glenn :heart:, greeted him hastily and very respectfully and then proceeded to explain to him why I couldn't make the concert. Things get vague at this point, but I seem to recall that he listened to me, and then replied, "That's fine, no problem". He seemed to be in a hurry and listened to me out of politeness, responded and went on his way. I then realised I was late to get to the casino and rushed to get there. I was never going to get ready in time to start my show!
And all this at 1pm in the afternoon!
And then I woke up!
:headscratch: :dizzy: :confused: :spin: :lol:
Pretty crazy, Mrs. F. I guess Glenn was a little confused too. :lol:
That's pretty funny, Mrs. Frey. I wonder where we can find out dream interpretations? They do mean something!!
Maybe it just means you need to get to your gig really early for some reason??
Haha, Dreamer and TK, crazy and funny indeed.
I think it's because I've been thinking about the Eagles performing in Cape Town on 4 April, and since it's clashing with my opening night at the casino, it's been bothering me, and I've been feeling bad about not being able to go. I've also had the idea of contacting them and telling them about it, but not knowing how. Perhaps this is my subconscious mind throwing all my thoughts together in a crazy way.
I have a thing about arriving early enough for my shows so that there is no stress. My friend James and I had to be really early for a show a couple of weeks ago, in order to beat traffic as it was a distance to drive, and to be set up and ready before the guests arrived. It's possible that that sense of urgency popped up as part of the dream too. What do you girls think?
Sounds like you hit it exactly, MF. I'm sure Glenn's been there himself and would certainly relate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Frey
I bet this is true. I can't imagine waiting and waiting for the Eagles to come to South Africa, knowing that it was unlikely because it would be so much trouble for them to haul everything over there for such a small market... and then when they do come, deciding not to go. I don't envy how you're going to feel that night when they're in Johannesburg and you're sitting around trying to rest (good luck with that). I have to admit I'm worried you will regret your choice, but that's probably a silly carryover from the old days when we talked about this so much!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Frey
But then again look who's talking - Nancy, the crazy girl who drives 15 hours to see Glenn solo, lol. I have no sense of perspective about such things. You used to be just as crazy, but I think I heard somewhere that normal people tend to make more practical choices as they grow older! I just haven't gotten the memo yet. ;) It's your decision and I respect that.