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Some of the songs really touch me.--Like "'til Kingdom come" and "For you". Do you want to have children one day?

I'm pregnant and I slept a lot today. I also went christmas shopping too! All and all it was a really good day. My baby is due in 6 weeks!

This is funny. The website selling the shirt has a gallery now, and there's a picture of a girl near the bottom wearing the shirt...but at the top, there's a picture of a boy wearing it! http://www.fatasiancowboy.com/gallery.html I find that's hilarious if a guy wears the shirt. Maybe I'll get it for my boyfriend (though I do wish it was me Chris was trying to make out with)!

I wouldn't be suprised if she was misquoted. I think it's awesome that Americans are agreeing with what she said. My mother is American and I've spent time in the US, I've also spent time in England and Europe (my father is Swiss) and there is definitely a difference in the culture and day to day life. Lots of good people in all the countries but I would prefer to live in England if I had a lot of money, because it's expensive to live there. I'm already us to the rain, I grew up in BC. So anyway some Americans fall under the discription that was expressed in the misquoted interview but not all of them.

So I love coldplay and anything coldplay so my friend showed me this link. http://fatasiancowboy.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=28 I thought it was hilarious, it made me laugh. Actually the whole sight was way cool but this is the only thing that has to do with coldplay. Check it out, hope you like it too.

All I want for Christmas is a lot of tasty food that magically won't end up on my waste. Oh and a nice cozy fire but I think I'll have to wait for another Christmas for that since the fireplace is blocked by something. I live with my in-laws so I don't go moving things around. But a beautiful Christmas tree with lots of lights will work too.

Crazy as this sound I was at the concert and I'm from Canada. The concert was great but I have to admit crowd response was different then I expected. I know you are all big fans and everyone cheered and clapped a ton at the concert. What was missing for me was the excitement of the crowd pushing and moving forward until you have no space to yourself at all. I was on the floor about row 7 and man was there a lot of body space up front. Even when Chris was singing right infront of us no one moved or tried to get closer. I guess in Canada we express ourselves a bit differently, maybe a little too insanely, you should try it though it's so much fun. As I said at the beginning though the concert was great.

I finally got to see Coldplay in concert last year. Just so happened to be in Germany. The concert was great but I wasn't use to the cultural difference. I mean Chris was sing and he was standing right infront of the crowd and there was no pushing no trying to move closer, or trying to touch him just a whole lot of clapping and cheering after evey song. I mean they loved it they just expressed there love in a less crazed way. But I still loved the Concert, I mean it's Coldplay how can you not.