Hello from the girl...

Hello Girl! Hmmm... We probably should be calling you Lady... Which is a little less flippant..

Posted By: patty

Date: 1/26/06 08:06 GMT

Hello Gentlemen!

Hello again! We answer to Guy's, Lad's, Gent's and folks too! We're pretty laid back 'bout the whole thing...

I'm finally back from the abyss of my recording studio (I'm working on new material for my new album I hope to release this year).

Can't wait to hear it!

Tomorrow I head for Vegas for more poker (I can't get enough)

Sounds like fun.

and some Ricky Martin shakin his "bon bon" (I can't get enough--of any bon bon shaking really).

It's probably a good thing none of us demonstrate our bon bons as that most certainly would cure you!

I'm crossing my fingers that my new toy from Mike--the Carrera makes it in time for my trip. I really want to wear it this weekend--especially at the poker tables. I even packed the right shoes to match the strap:)

I've been known to Express mail payment with a filled out Express Mail form to help speed delivery I've been in a big enough hurry for a watch.

Chuck you asked me about "why Abercrombie/Heuer etc."

Indeed I did...

Well, the truth is, as I patiently rumaged through the antigue markets etc. for over two years, I was looking mainly for a large stainless steel chronograph.

Likewise when I walked into the State Stree pawn shop... I was looking for stainless steel mechanical chronographs.

It didn't have to be a Heuer. But when I saw the Heuer I freaked out because it was exactly what I had always imagined the watch I hoped to find someday to look and feel like.

When dreams come true, even.

I had previously owned several Tag Heuers (Don't cringe you guys!)

I own more than a couple TAG-Heuer's, they are nice watches. Even though I prefer the classic's and classic Heuer.

from my highschool and college days--you know the plastic sports ones.

F1's!

I guess I've always had a thing for Heuer designs. I still have a Tag 18k plated "Sports Elegance" watch that I purchsed in 1992--when I started making money from my first year of touring--it was my first "big" purchase ( I think I paid around $1,100 though they normally ran $1,595 ish).

Ah, dealer discounts to get you out the door less some money. You have to love them!

Anyway, my pride and joy is of course my Abercrombie. I knew I had found something special. I'll attach a photo of it (if I can figure out how to do this.

Jeff posted a picture... Here it is: