Re: OT: Music, Parties, Singing, TA Conference

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In a message dated 02/09/2006 15:18:40 GMT Daylight Time, jacqui@... writes:

Love all those you mentioned - think a very apt one would be "We Can" by Leanne Rhimes - not a huge fan of hers but always think of us lot when I hear it.

>>>Oh I don't know wthat one - will try and check it out or maybe you send me?

Mandi x

Talking to DJ next week - he does it all from laptop - no CD's - what is the world coming too?? - no hunting in cardboard boxes and then finally getting your track when you too drunk to dance LOL - but we CAN book our music in advance

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Love all those you mentioned - think a very apt one would be " We

Can " by Leanne Rhimes - not a huge fan of hers but always think of

us lot when I hear it.

Jacqui

>

> Who here likes /Elton - Don't let the sun go

down on me ?

> Just played it on full volume

>

> I love to sing (well my version of singing,like Rhona I am tone

deaf) to

> this and was just sitting here imagining us all at end of

conference party night

> singing this in unison, got quite emotional - thinks I've

finally

> flipped LOL

>

> Gloria Gaynor - I will survive

>

> My all time fav - Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time

>

> Guess I should get back to work

>

> Mad Mandi in Dorset

>

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Oh for the days when the DJ put a record on, ususally your

favourite, and it had a big scratch in it - ARGHHH!!

BW

Jacqui

>

>

> In a message dated 02/09/2006 15:18:40 GMT Daylight Time,

> jacqui@... writes:

>

> Love all those you mentioned - think a very apt one would be " We

> Can " by Leanne Rhimes - not a huge fan of hers but always think

of

> us lot when I hear it.

>

>

>

> >>>Oh I don't know wthat one - will try and check it out or maybe

you send

> me?

>

> Mandi x

> Talking to DJ next week - he does it all from laptop - no CD's -

what is the

> world coming too?? - no hunting in cardboard boxes and then

finally getting

> your track when you too drunk to dance LOL - but we CAN book our

music in

> advance

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Mandy

I can totally relate to this. I love the number with "dont let the sun go down on me" - its just fantastic. I believe music is totally therapeutic and can keep us from going insane. I always did alot of singing for my 2 almost nonverbal small asd kids. Today. My daughter is nine and is right now as I right to you singing kareoke on the playstation 2. She is singing Wham "Wake me up" and everytime I hear her sing it she is better and gets better notes.The program is called singstar and for anybody interested it is a very good kareokeprogram, where the text is comming out very clear so that my daughter is learning english right now without knowing it. She gets notes after every song and keeps a record and tells me proudly everytime she is getting better.

Also when my son lost his language almost totally at about 3,5 years old - I was able to make him sing words back, that he was no longer able to speak. I had to ask the questions by singing an easy song and he answered singing the same song back.

Today both children have full language - thank god and both can sing -

Ulla Denmark

OT: Music, Parties, Singing, TA Conference

Who here likes /Elton - Don't let the sun go down on me ? Just played it on full volume

I love to sing (well my version of singing,like Rhona I am tone deaf) to this and was just sitting here imagining us all at end of conference party night singing this in unison, got quite emotional - thinks I've finally flipped LOL

Gloria Gaynor - I will survive

My all time fav - Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time

Guess I should get back to work

Mad Mandi in Dorset

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In a message dated 02/09/2006 22:45:43 GMT Daylight Time, tryfonas@... writes:

my type of music as well, where do u hear it from?

>>I have the CD's

How is your lad doing now? Did you manage to get him xrayed?

Hope things have improved

Mandi x

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my type of music as well, where do u hear it from?

regards

OT: Music, Parties, Singing, TA Conference

Who here likes /Elton - Don't let the sun go down on me ? Just played it on full volume

I love to sing (well my version of singing,like Rhona I am tone deaf) to this and was just sitting here imagining us all at end of conference party night singing this in unison, got quite emotional - thinks I've finally flipped LOL

Gloria Gaynor - I will survive

My all time fav - Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time

Guess I should get back to work

Mad Mandi in Dorset

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oh thats nice, my kids download quite a few but its the best music that era.

Stephanos is better 40 % approx. screaming has stopped have lots of stimming , the outbursts are still there where he hits himself. We are still on flucanazol , calmag, nuthera, and have started spirolactone CLO . Got a long way to go yet but at least its a relief to the small improvement with him.

I want to seriously think about full medical, blood urine tests again in November time got any advice which lab in the UK or clinic?

Thanks again

love Chriso

Re: OT: Music, Parties, Singing, TA Conference

In a message dated 02/09/2006 22:45:43 GMT Daylight Time, tryfonascytanet.cy writes:

my type of music as well, where do u hear it from?

>>I have the CD's

How is your lad doing now? Did you manage to get him xrayed?

Hope things have improved

Mandi x

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In a message dated 02/09/2006 18:32:28 GMT Daylight Time, scheine@... writes:

My daughter is nine and is right now as I right to you singing kareoke on the playstation 2. She is singing Wham "Wake me up" and everytime I hear her sing it she is better and gets better notes.The program is called singstar and for anybody interested it is a very good kareokeprogram, where the text is comming out very clear so that my daughter is learning english right now without knowing it. She gets notes after every song and keeps a record and tells me proudly everytime she is getting better.

>>Wonderful!!

I must put Wham on my list for the energentic types

Mandi x