Comments on: Internets, We Have A Picture http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/ Read by tens of people every single day Thu, 24 May 2012 15:34:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Traci http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/comment-page-2/#comment-106749 Traci Sat, 09 May 2009 18:25:18 +0000 http://boomama.net/?p=6514#comment-106749 BTW, I'm cancer free 6 months post chemo...God is good, all the time! BTW, I’m cancer free 6 months post chemo…God is good, all the time!

]]> By: Traci http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/comment-page-2/#comment-106748 Traci Sat, 09 May 2009 18:24:03 +0000 http://boomama.net/?p=6514#comment-106748 I just found your site and have been reading it for hours. Can I say how much I believe we could be very good friends??? Anyways, my story with Amy's music is much like everyone here, but I got to meet her last fall. She came in concert to my church, where I'm the video director, and I was jazzed...except I was diagnosed with cancer two months before the concert and was in the hospital having chemo when the concert day arrived. I bugged the crap out of the hospital staff to get me out that night and I was unhooked from an IV at 6:25 and listening to Amy sing at 7:15. Some friends arranged for me to meet Amy backstage (the cancer card...it works!), so for about ten minutes my sisters and I hung out Amy and I can't even say how awesome she was. I told her I had been listening to her stuff since I was nine and she signed an autograph for me saying, "T-Bird...isn't it good to feel 9 again?" Love her. And Sophie, your blog is da bomb! (/Randy Jackson) I just found your site and have been reading it for hours. Can I say how much I believe we could be very good friends???

Anyways, my story with Amy’s music is much like everyone here, but I got to meet her last fall. She came in concert to my church, where I’m the video director, and I was jazzed…except I was diagnosed with cancer two months before the concert and was in the hospital having chemo when the concert day arrived. I bugged the crap out of the hospital staff to get me out that night and I was unhooked from an IV at 6:25 and listening to Amy sing at 7:15. Some friends arranged for me to meet Amy backstage (the cancer card…it works!), so for about ten minutes my sisters and I hung out Amy and I can’t even say how awesome she was. I told her I had been listening to her stuff since I was nine and she signed an autograph for me saying, “T-Bird…isn’t it good to feel 9 again?” Love her.

And Sophie, your blog is da bomb! (/Randy Jackson)

]]> By: Liz http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/comment-page-2/#comment-106030 Liz Sat, 02 May 2009 02:10:59 +0000 http://boomama.net/?p=6514#comment-106030 When I was in fifth grade I couldn't go see Amy Grant in concert in my town but had expected to (this due to a variety of reasons). My mom cut choir short after school that day and we stood in line - I mean, in line, out the door, around the corner, around another corner, etc. to see Amy in person at a new store and its opening (and this wasn't even a Christian store - amazes me a bit now). The upshot is we waited until I was probably 30 people or less away, and she had to go. Well, I lost it. My parents had divorced, life was really hard, and I just wanted to see Amy Grant. She stopped on her way by, kissed the top of my head (which is good, because I was all snotty and teary by that point) and apparently told me not to cry, I was too beautiful to be covered in all those tears. Or something like that. I totally get your post. Even if it sounds like a jr. high diary. ;) When I was in fifth grade I couldn’t go see Amy Grant in concert in my town but had expected to (this due to a variety of reasons). My mom cut choir short after school that day and we stood in line – I mean, in line, out the door, around the corner, around another corner, etc. to see Amy in person at a new store and its opening (and this wasn’t even a Christian store – amazes me a bit now). The upshot is we waited until I was probably 30 people or less away, and she had to go. Well, I lost it. My parents had divorced, life was really hard, and I just wanted to see Amy Grant. She stopped on her way by, kissed the top of my head (which is good, because I was all snotty and teary by that point) and apparently told me not to cry, I was too beautiful to be covered in all those tears. Or something like that. I totally get your post. Even if it sounds like a jr. high diary. ;)

]]> By: jessica http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/comment-page-2/#comment-105989 jessica Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:53:41 +0000 http://boomama.net/?p=6514#comment-105989 When I read your --Chicken goes BOK BOK..I just about fell off my chair laughing!! LOL When I read your –Chicken goes BOK BOK..I just about fell off my chair laughing!! LOL

]]> By: Lori Davidson http://boomama.net/2009/04/27/internets-we-have-a-picture/comment-page-2/#comment-105984 Lori Davidson Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:56:48 +0000 http://boomama.net/?p=6514#comment-105984 Boy, she IS still gorgeous, isn't she? I, too, have a whole plethora of Amy G. songs 100% memorized from all the repetitive play they got during my early teen years. Boy, she IS still gorgeous, isn’t she? I, too, have a whole plethora of Amy G. songs 100% memorized from all the repetitive play they got during my early teen years.

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