Topic: Lennon/McCartney Love Songs

[Nichi]

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[Jahn]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlDdcCzKjsc&feature=related

1964



a Film title with the Beatles too

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Hard_Day%27s_Night_(film)

[Jahn]

The Beatles - Love Me Do

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEEC-yhr_Ks

[Michael]

Paul always was straight. In all those photos of them, Paul was always the most conservative looking - he never felt comfortable letting himself go. It's odd, the two straightest lived longest.

[Nichi]

That is interesting. I wonder if it's "the even keel" factor....

[Michael]

I don't like to think so, but there may be something to it - not sure what.

I know of our two sister cats, Elfi died first, and she was by far the most intelligent, and adventurous in all matters perception, like taste.

I don't think Paul is long lived due to his being conservative - if you look at them, you can see he has a 'solid' etheric. One can have a solid etheric and still be adventurous. But adventure does bring its risks. Paul never interested me, I must say, and yet, I have no attraction for those wild 'out there' performers from the 50s, 60s and 70s who in their older age look like death warmed up.

I hold that one can do both - have an open and a solid soul. I use myself as an example.