Where's Paul been lately?
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Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
I hope so. Because if Mr. McCartney is in England I think it's risky. And it's not a very good example for the others. At least if it was made clear, it would be good.
He and the chef were in Connecticut, in the USA.
Ah, right. Thank you.
But why in the message does he talk about security?The chef was the one saying he was not going to reveal where exactly in Connecticut they were. Everyone and their kid sister would have swarmed the place!
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Come Together... Sir Paul McCartney, 78, and his wife Nancy Shevell, 61, enjoy an evening out as they go for dinner with Andy Cohen, 52, in NYC
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Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
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Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
I hope so. Because if Mr. McCartney is in England I think it's risky. And it's not a very good example for the others. At least if it was made clear, it would be good.
He and the chef were in Connecticut, in the USA.
Ah, right. Thank you.
But why in the message does he talk about security?The chef was the one saying he was not going to reveal where exactly in Connecticut they were. Everyone and their kid sister would have swarmed the place!
Ah, right. That makes sense. Thanks
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oobu24 wrote:
Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
The look on the woman's face in the second photo is amazing. You can tell she can't believe what she's seeing.
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Little_Willow_ wrote:
koobu24 wrote:
Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
The look on the woman's face in the second photo is amazing. You can tell she can't believe what she's seeing.
And I don't think she's seen Paul yet! She looks like she's reacting to Andy Cohen!
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Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
koobu24 wrote:
Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
The look on the woman's face in the second photo is amazing. You can tell she can't believe what she's seeing.
And I don't think she's seen Paul yet! She looks like she's reacting to Andy Cohen!
Imagine when she saw Mr McCartney. She must have fainted.
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Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
koobu24 wrote:
Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
The look on the woman's face in the second photo is amazing. You can tell she can't believe what she's seeing.
And I don't think she's seen Paul yet! She looks like she's reacting to Andy Cohen!
Imagine when she saw Mr McCartney. She must have fainted.
I would be willing to bet unless she is a huge McCartney fan (and would recognize his wife) she had no idea who the guy in the mask and ball cap was! He is pretty well disguised.
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Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
koobu24 wrote:
Now they are going out to dinner in New York. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9616249/Sir-Paul-McCartney-78-wife-Nancy-Shevell-61-dinner-Andy-Cohen-52-NYC.html
The look on the woman's face in the second photo is amazing. You can tell she can't believe what she's seeing.
And I don't think she's seen Paul yet! She looks like she's reacting to Andy Cohen!
Imagine when she saw Mr McCartney. She must have fainted.
I would be willing to bet unless she is a huge McCartney fan (and would recognize his wife) she had no idea who the guy in the mask and ball cap was! He is pretty well disguised.
Yes indeed.
But still. Imagine yourself in his place. How would you have reacted if you had recognized Mr. McCartney? -
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
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Nancy R wrote:
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
I hope that one day your dream will come true. If not, I write "Mr. McCartney" just to respect him. I don't know him. So why would I call him Paul. I'm not his friend or family member. When I don't know people, even if I know their music or their art. I never call them by their first name. For me, it is a sign of respect for the person. Even if, through their art, we feel close. That's my point of view. If I become his friend (of course, this will never happen) and Mr. McCartney tells me that I can call him by his first name. Then I'll do it.
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Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
I hope that one day your dream will come true. If not, I write "Mr. McCartney" just to respect him. I don't know him. So why would I call him Paul. I'm not his friend or family member. When I don't know people, even if I know their music or their art. I never call them by their first name. For me, it is a sign of respect for the person. Even if, through their art, we feel close. That's my point of view. If I become his friend (of course, this will never happen) and Mr. McCartney tells me that I can call him by his first name. Then I'll do it.
Well, even though he doesn't know me, I have known about him since he was 21 and I was 8 - over 57 years. He has always been Paul to me (and a lot of other people too) never "Mr. McCartney." Agree to disagree.
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Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
I hope that one day your dream will come true. If not, I write "Mr. McCartney" just to respect him. I don't know him. So why would I call him Paul. I'm not his friend or family member. When I don't know people, even if I know their music or their art. I never call them by their first name. For me, it is a sign of respect for the person. Even if, through their art, we feel close. That's my point of view. If I become his friend (of course, this will never happen) and Mr. McCartney tells me that I can call him by his first name. Then I'll do it.
Well, even though he doesn't know me, I have known about him since he was 21 and I was 8 - over 57 years. He has always been Paul to me (and a lot of other people too) never "Mr. McCartney." Agree to disagree.
Yes, I can understand you. There is no problem. I did not want to hurt you. I just wanted to say that for me it's complicated. Then I know all his fans call him Paul. I don't want us to get angry about it. I really appreciate you Nancy R. Losing you will be difficult for me.
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Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
I hope that one day your dream will come true. If not, I write "Mr. McCartney" just to respect him. I don't know him. So why would I call him Paul. I'm not his friend or family member. When I don't know people, even if I know their music or their art. I never call them by their first name. For me, it is a sign of respect for the person. Even if, through their art, we feel close. That's my point of view. If I become his friend (of course, this will never happen) and Mr. McCartney tells me that I can call him by his first name. Then I'll do it.
Well, even though he doesn't know me, I have known about him since he was 21 and I was 8 - over 57 years. He has always been Paul to me (and a lot of other people too) never "Mr. McCartney." Agree to disagree.
Yes, I can understand you. There is no problem. I did not want to hurt you. I just wanted to say that for me it's complicated. Then I know all his fans call him Paul. I don't want us to get angry about it. I really appreciate you Nancy R. Losing you will be difficult for me.
You're not "losing me" as a friend - we just disagree is all. I wasn't angry or hurt.
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Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
Little_Willow_ wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
^ I definitely would have recognized him (and his wife was easy to identify) and I would have stood up and said "Paul, I've always wanted to meet you and give you a hug to thank you for all the great music!" (I know you're young, Willow, but you don't have to call him Mr. McCartney)
Hopefully he'd let me hug him and my life would be complete!
I hope that one day your dream will come true. If not, I write "Mr. McCartney" just to respect him. I don't know him. So why would I call him Paul. I'm not his friend or family member. When I don't know people, even if I know their music or their art. I never call them by their first name. For me, it is a sign of respect for the person. Even if, through their art, we feel close. That's my point of view. If I become his friend (of course, this will never happen) and Mr. McCartney tells me that I can call him by his first name. Then I'll do it.
Well, even though he doesn't know me, I have known about him since he was 21 and I was 8 - over 57 years. He has always been Paul to me (and a lot of other people too) never "Mr. McCartney." Agree to disagree.
Yes, I can understand you. There is no problem. I did not want to hurt you. I just wanted to say that for me it's complicated. Then I know all his fans call him Paul. I don't want us to get angry about it. I really appreciate you Nancy R. Losing you will be difficult for me.
You're not "losing me" as a friend - we just disagree is all. I wasn't angry or hurt.
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Thank you very much. Actually, I didn't want us to disagree. But I just wanted to say that calling Mr. McCartney by his first name for me is difficult. I have a little trouble with that. I'd like to do what you do.
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Little Willow we are very relaxed in the US and we sometimes forget that people in other countries have different customs that are different from our customs here.
Since you are from France, you should feel free to call him whatever feels appropriate to your comfort. I enjoy that you refer to him as Mr. McCartney. It is very interesting that we have an International group of people on this board. We all come together to celebrate Mr. McCartney and his music
is universally loved and felt in the heart, from all around the world. Merci Beaucoup
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love2travel wrote:
Little Willow we are very relaxed in the US and we sometimes forget that people in other countries have different customs that are different from our customs here.
Since you are from France, you should feel free to call him whatever feels appropriate to your comfort. I enjoy that you refer to him as Mr. McCartney. It is very interesting that we have an International group of people on this board. We all come together to celebrate Mr. McCartney and his music
is universally loved and felt in the heart, from all around the world. Merci Beaucoup
Thank you very much Love2travel,
Your words are very touching.Que la paix soit avec toi.
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New York City
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It doesn't look like the same woman in the two photos. The way they are dressed is disturbing.
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They must have stopped & bought her a new outfit?