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Status: Single
State: I’D BETTER GET MY WHEELS STARTING TO ROLL !
Country: US
Signup Date: 1/31/2007

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Friday, April 17, 2009 

Current mood:  accomplished
You played it out so well, you thought you had got it past me,
You thought I couldn't see what was going on. Oh you fool.
I was two steps in the game way ahead of you, like a chess player
I pushed you to make your move. The timing had to be right.
Oh can't you see, look in the mirror at your other face.
Your were showing your hand and you didn't even know.
Doctors call you Bipolar or mutiple personalities, I just don't call you.
There is no reason to, because there's nothing left there.
Just a skeleton is all.
You're like a scrawny mouse yearning for scraps. Say cheese.
Scraps of the person you could have been, but couldn't live up to..
So douse it with some more alcohol
Look in the mirror, and don't forget to wash both your faces.
I can't even pray for you sinner.
And only a smirk is left in me.
 
Thursday, August 23, 2007 

Current mood:humbled

I said my goodbye to Mary Beth today. She has been my boss and friend ever since her and Mike took over the DAM SITE INN where we play. So many nights, New Years Eves, and days we have enjoyed there. They have put on a top class party every years end.

She was always kind to me and listened many times to my laughter, my goofiness, my stories, my good times and my bad. I also listened to hers. She could be very funny in a quick moment. I only generally saw the more cheery side of her as most of the time she had just gotten off of work, ready to kick back and enjoy what the rest of the day had to offer.

My heart goes out to Mike and the girls. To him, I fully understand what it is like to lose your loved one at her young age. To the girls, I  also know what it is like to lose your mother at a young age. All the questions with no answers, all the pent up emotions, sorrow, and anger. The empty feeling of not being complete anymore. I wish I had the words to comfort, but unfortunately only time can be a friend. Of course, she will never be forgotten. She will be with you always, wherever you go. The main thing is to be glad you had the chance to know her.

My mother, father, and many friends will greet her in heaven now and she will be forever safe from the harms of this world. She will watch over her children and husband from a higher throne. Aloha for now Mary Beth. God Bless You. Always,

                                 John

Saturday, June 23, 2007 

Current mood:  creative
We thank them very much for helping us out with this. Check it out, another original written by John  Anthony aka Johnny Lightnin'
Monday, April 02, 2007 

Category: Life

Dave Williams, at the age of 54 passed away. We send out our prayers and thoughts to his family. Dave was a great drummer who played with LEGEND for a few years along with Andy Klingensmith,  Ed Parrish, and myself. Dave was best known for his funky rockin' version of  "Mustang Sally". He had as good a voice as he played drums. He was a very good carpenter by trade and spent many of his years in the South Lyon area. I am sure those of us who knew him well, will miss his friendship, the fun, his humor, and great music he provided for us. God Bless you Dave,

                                                  Johnny Lightnin'