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Post by althea on Mar 28, 2011 13:23:36 GMT -5
My Darlings! I am sorry to have left the Jamesian playground for so long (still not finished with book and have new man in life situation to contend with as well) but I think of you all, all the time. James Purefoy attracts the kind of women I love best (warm hearts/filthy minds). Luckily, he deserves such lovely fans. So! I think I am going to have to go to London and see Flare Path. It's worth sucking every last penny out of savings for - right? That's not a rhetorical question- I'm taking a vote: Should Iris radically plunder her pocket book to see James on stage. Yes No xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox~ yes, lovely to hear from you again, if you decide to come, I'm sure there are a couple of us who would meet up with you in London
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Post by irisastres on Mar 28, 2011 21:56:46 GMT -5
How I would LOVE that! I hope it comes true.
Keeping you posted!
xoxoxxoxoxoxo!
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Post by MRS-PUREFOY on Mar 29, 2011 7:26:28 GMT -5
James Purefoy attracts the kind of women I love best (warm hearts/filthy minds) Ive already see the play, but i can meet up after for beverages and some stalking
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Post by irisastres on Apr 25, 2011 1:54:14 GMT -5
Dear All, I found a cheap last minute ticket and flew ten hours to England for three nights, during which I saw Flare Path three times. I'm sorry I didn't see any fellow slavegirls while I was there -- would have loved to meet dear Althea and Mrs P among others, but it was total last minute and so quick that I was done in when I wasn't elated and then tipsy - no time to plan. I did go to the stage door on the second night - absolutely terrified. Convinced I'd say something idiotic that he'd forget in 20 seconds and I'd remember painfully all my life. BUT! You all were so right. He is movingly gracious, calm and uncommonly warm. I was making myself walk towards him (so scared) and, while any other celebrity would have taken the chance to walk away and get on with his evening, James turned patiently to me and said hello. He took my program and signed. He thanked me for the idiotic things I said. Even rubbed my arm. In short - he treated me like his absolute favorite mental patient. Afterwards he even walked behind me and tried to make more conversation - 'where are you staying and so forth' He was sweet - I was overwhelmed. I went to the bar and let a lovely Polish waiter pour me some vodka until the panic eased. My room was at the Haymarket hotel, and my window looked out on the alley where the stage door is. He saw me through the window while he was walking away between Saturday performances, and smiled at me. I smiled back and blew him a kiss. A gesture he gallantly returned. Before I left I wrote him a note and stuck in through the mail slot in the stage door. It said Dear James, Every day You are loved Simply and Happily By people all over the world. Then I drew a heart and signed my name. Lame huh. But so true Who knows. When Nettie and Nada said the problem with going to meet him in England was that they missed him so much when they left, I didn't quite get it. Now I know EXACTLY what they meant. I cried all morning before I got on that plane. I miss him like family. So anyway... the play: I love his entrance. It's perfection. It's breathtaking to be in the same room with him. He looks perfect, and does a fine job. The production, in my opinion made some strange choices. I never felt any real chemistry of any kind between James and Sienna Miller, which, in my opinion, negated a lot of the tension of the play. [How is it hard to act like James Purefoy turns you on? - Must have been a choice to let the Sheridan Smith love story take center stage. I guess. ] I still loved it. I wish I could go back tomorrow Just to see him walk through the door, take off his hat and ring the bell:'( I asked him if he were coming to New York. He said he didn't know. Then he said - "Perhaps not, but I may come to New York in something else." Hoor -ah!!! I hope he does. We'll have that fanclub mob scene yet. Just got a critique of my book back, and apparently there's a touch more work to do I know I'm a lame contributer but I need to make some mo - nay. Wish me luck Love to you all, Iris
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Post by marketa on Apr 25, 2011 7:08:54 GMT -5
I have no words Iris!!! It is absolutely fantastic experience with James which you lived!He is adorable I know and so kind to everyone.His behavior is so friendly and gracious.No man is as he!!! I share your feelings,because I´d do absolutely same as you.Heart in throat... I already do not believe that I will ever have the opportunity to meet him and tell him what I feel. My life is so empty without him, eat, sleep, drink, walk, but actually do not live... I envy you deeply you met with James but I wish it from whole my heart,because I know his kind behavior!!! He is the embodiment of kindness, charm, kindness and honor. I love him for it from whole my heart and soul,he is so dear for me! I'm dying inside and nobody understands me, but here among you, I can show what I really feel. I do not know how many tears I've cried. I dream that one day I will sit in Ravenscourt Park on the bench and will see him, do not ask more from life, and I'll wait all my life and when I´ll die, I wish I could say to James: "I LOVE YOU!" and he could hear it! Thank you for your lovely experience,thanks for it I still alive. Can I ask you something?What scent James uses? Still Issey Miyake or something different?I have IM,this fragrance seems to me him. Thank you for your answer.
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Post by althea on Apr 25, 2011 12:56:20 GMT -5
Dear All, I found a cheap last minute ticket and flew ten hours to England for three nights, during which I saw Flare Path three times. I'm sorry I didn't see any fellow slavegirls while I was there -- would have loved to meet dear Althea and Mrs P among others, but it was total last minute and so quick that I was done in when I wasn't elated and then tipsy - no time to plan. I did go to the stage door on the second night - absolutely terrified. Convinced I'd say something idiotic that he'd forget in 20 seconds and I'd remember painfully all my life. BUT! You all were so right. He is movingly gracious, calm and uncommonly warm. I was making myself walk towards him (so scared) and, while any other celebrity would have taken the chance to walk away and get on with his evening, James turned patiently to me and said hello. He took my program and signed. He thanked me for the idiotic things I said. Even rubbed my arm. In short - he treated me like his absolute favorite mental patient. Afterwards he even walked behind me and tried to make more conversation - 'where are you staying and so forth' He was sweet - I was overwhelmed. I went to the bar and let a lovely Polish waiter pour me some vodka until the panic eased. My room was at the Haymarket hotel, and my window looked out on the alley where the stage door is. He saw me through the window while he was walking away between Saturday performances, and smiled at me. I smiled back and blew him a kiss. A gesture he gallantly returned. Before I left I wrote him a note and stuck in through the mail slot in the stage door. It said Dear James, Every day You are loved Simply and Happily By people all over the world. Then I drew a heart and signed my name. Lame huh. But so true Who knows. When Nettie and Nada said the problem with going to meet him in England was that they missed him so much when they left, I didn't quite get it. Now I know EXACTLY what they meant. I cried all morning before I got on that plane. I miss him like family. So anyway... the play: I love his entrance. It's perfection. It's breathtaking to be in the same room with him. He looks perfect, and does a fine job. The production, in my opinion made some strange choices. I never felt any real chemistry of any kind between James and Sienna Miller, which, in my opinion, negated a lot of the tension of the play. [How is it hard to act like James Purefoy turns you on? - Must have been a choice to let the Sheridan Smith love story take center stage. I guess. ] I still loved it. I wish I could go back tomorrow Just to see him walk through the door, take off his hat and ring the bell:'( I asked him if he were coming to New York. He said he didn't know. Then he said - "Perhaps not, but I may come to New York in something else." Hoor -ah!!! I hope he does. We'll have that fanclub mob scene yet. Just got a critique of my book back, and apparently there's a touch more work to do I know I'm a lame contributer but I need to make some mo - nay. Wish me luck Love to you all, Iris Iris, you little tinker we would have loved to meet up with you. How strange that James mentioned New York as a venue for a play, I had a sort of daydream (like you do) about meeting up with you guys to go and see his loveliness on the New York stage. That would be so awesome don't you think. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the play and your chat with James, he really is a darling isn't he. Love to hear from you, when you have time to 'chat'. Hope the book critique wasn't too bad. Do let us know when you finally get published love from me xox
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Post by kathy on Apr 25, 2011 20:29:17 GMT -5
Dear All, I found a cheap last minute ticket and flew ten hours to England for three nights, during which I saw Flare Path three times. I'm sorry I didn't see any fellow slavegirls while I was there -- would have loved to meet dear Althea and Mrs P among others, but it was total last minute and so quick that I was done in when I wasn't elated and then tipsy - no time to plan. I did go to the stage door on the second night - absolutely terrified. Convinced I'd say something idiotic that he'd forget in 20 seconds and I'd remember painfully all my life. BUT! You all were so right. He is movingly gracious, calm and uncommonly warm. I was making myself walk towards him (so scared) and, while any other celebrity would have taken the chance to walk away and get on with his evening, James turned patiently to me and said hello. He took my program and signed. He thanked me for the idiotic things I said. Even rubbed my arm. In short - he treated me like his absolute favorite mental patient. Afterwards he even walked behind me and tried to make more conversation - 'where are you staying and so forth' He was sweet - I was overwhelmed. I went to the bar and let a lovely Polish waiter pour me some vodka until the panic eased. My room was at the Haymarket hotel, and my window looked out on the alley where the stage door is. He saw me through the window while he was walking away between Saturday performances, and smiled at me. I smiled back and blew him a kiss. A gesture he gallantly returned. Before I left I wrote him a note and stuck in through the mail slot in the stage door. It said Dear James, Every day You are loved Simply and Happily By people all over the world. Then I drew a heart and signed my name. Lame huh. But so true Who knows. When Nettie and Nada said the problem with going to meet him in England was that they missed him so much when they left, I didn't quite get it. Now I know EXACTLY what they meant. I cried all morning before I got on that plane. I miss him like family. So anyway... the play: I love his entrance. It's perfection. It's breathtaking to be in the same room with him. He looks perfect, and does a fine job. The production, in my opinion made some strange choices. I never felt any real chemistry of any kind between James and Sienna Miller, which, in my opinion, negated a lot of the tension of the play. [How is it hard to act like James Purefoy turns you on? - Must have been a choice to let the Sheridan Smith love story take center stage. I guess. ] I still loved it. I wish I could go back tomorrow Just to see him walk through the door, take off his hat and ring the bell:'( I asked him if he were coming to New York. He said he didn't know. Then he said - "Perhaps not, but I may come to New York in something else." Hoor -ah!!! I hope he does. We'll have that fanclub mob scene yet. Just got a critique of my book back, and apparently there's a touch more work to do I know I'm a lame contributer but I need to make some mo - nay. Wish me luck Love to you all, Iris Iris, you little tinker we would have loved to meet up with you. How strange that James mentioned New York as a venue for a play, I had a sort of daydream (like you do) about meeting up with you guys to go and see his loveliness on the New York stage. That would be so awesome don't you think. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the play and your chat with James, he really is a darling isn't he. Love to hear from you, when you have time to 'chat'. Hope the book critique wasn't too bad. Do let us know when you finally get published love from me xox Hi Iris, so great to see you here again, have missed you. Wow what an experience, you must have been so happy although nervous but James would put you at ease, he is always so charming and I have never heard any reports to the contrary. I am just so envious as it would be a dream come true to meet him, if only for a minute or two. Bet you can't get him out of your mind and I loved what you said in your letter ;D Wouldn't it be fantastic for us all to meet in London, New York or wherever! I must start putting a bit more money away so I can just 'jump' on a plane at a moments notice!!!......some hopes The very best of luck with your book Iris and I still remember the fun we had during our 'fan fiction' days.
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Post by cat on Apr 25, 2011 23:12:46 GMT -5
Dear All, I found a cheap last minute ticket and flew ten hours to England for three nights, during which I saw Flare Path three times. I'm sorry I didn't see any fellow slavegirls while I was there -- would have loved to meet dear Althea and Mrs P among others, but it was total last minute and so quick that I was done in when I wasn't elated and then tipsy - no time to plan. I did go to the stage door on the second night - absolutely terrified. Convinced I'd say something idiotic that he'd forget in 20 seconds and I'd remember painfully all my life. BUT! You all were so right. He is movingly gracious, calm and uncommonly warm. I was making myself walk towards him (so scared) and, while any other celebrity would have taken the chance to walk away and get on with his evening, James turned patiently to me and said hello. He took my program and signed. He thanked me for the idiotic things I said. Even rubbed my arm. In short - he treated me like his absolute favorite mental patient. Afterwards he even walked behind me and tried to make more conversation - 'where are you staying and so forth' He was sweet - I was overwhelmed. I went to the bar and let a lovely Polish waiter pour me some vodka until the panic eased. My room was at the Haymarket hotel, and my window looked out on the alley where the stage door is. He saw me through the window while he was walking away between Saturday performances, and smiled at me. I smiled back and blew him a kiss. A gesture he gallantly returned. Before I left I wrote him a note and stuck in through the mail slot in the stage door. It said Dear James, Every day You are loved Simply and Happily By people all over the world. Then I drew a heart and signed my name. Lame huh. But so true Who knows. When Nettie and Nada said the problem with going to meet him in England was that they missed him so much when they left, I didn't quite get it. Now I know EXACTLY what they meant. I cried all morning before I got on that plane. I miss him like family. So anyway... the play: I love his entrance. It's perfection. It's breathtaking to be in the same room with him. He looks perfect, and does a fine job. The production, in my opinion made some strange choices. I never felt any real chemistry of any kind between James and Sienna Miller, which, in my opinion, negated a lot of the tension of the play. [How is it hard to act like James Purefoy turns you on? - Must have been a choice to let the Sheridan Smith love story take center stage. I guess. ] I still loved it. I wish I could go back tomorrow Just to see him walk through the door, take off his hat and ring the bell:'( I asked him if he were coming to New York. He said he didn't know. Then he said - "Perhaps not, but I may come to New York in something else." Hoor -ah!!! I hope he does. We'll have that fanclub mob scene yet. Just got a critique of my book back, and apparently there's a touch more work to do I know I'm a lame contributer but I need to make some mo - nay. Wish me luck Love to you all, Iris Wow, what a story irisastres! JEALOUS!! - thanks for sharing! OK, I'll start saving money too, I could probably handle a trip to New York! Squeeeeeeeeeeeee, let's hope he does end up in a play in NY, what a dream that would be !!
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Post by irisastres on Apr 26, 2011 21:23:59 GMT -5
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Post by irisastres on Apr 26, 2011 21:32:04 GMT -5
I somewhat forgot. And I'm a lousy photographer - as you can see. But I loved the pictures outside the theater. Wish I was looking at them right now. Should I post the other ones - or are they too lousy/ already here somewhere? Other than that - I am so ready for our New Yorking, I can't even tell you! xoxo and let it be soon, Iris (New smileys can be addictive!) PS - I did not smell him, Markeeta. But he was wearing a lovely blue suit and looked relaxed, happy and kind.
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Post by marketa on Apr 27, 2011 3:29:31 GMT -5
Thank you Iris!
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Post by MRS-PUREFOY on Apr 27, 2011 6:42:20 GMT -5
Aw thats such a lovely story Iris, so glad you got to meet him, he's a doll isn't he! Heres a few of my pics from flarepath... ... ... Hope you don't mind MrsP. I've changed these to thumbnails, I would need a 42" screen to see these properly. You know how much it does my head in having to scroll from side to side across the screen to look at our lovelies face - duh ;D img822.imageshack.us/i/imgp1501r.jpg/]
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Post by Kaia0120 on Apr 28, 2011 6:29:48 GMT -5
Aw thats such a lovely story Iris, so glad you got to meet him, he's a doll isn't he! Heres a few of my pics from flarepath... ... ... Hope you don't mind MrsP. I've changed these to thumbnails, I would need a 42" screen to see these properly. You know how much it does my head in having to scroll from side to side across the screen to look at our lovelies face - duh ;D
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Post by MRS-PUREFOY on Apr 28, 2011 15:27:34 GMT -5
Aw thats such a lovely story Iris, so glad you got to meet him, he's a doll isn't he! Heres a few of my pics from flarepath... ... ... Hope you don't mind MrsP. I've changed these to thumbnails, I would need a 42" screen to see these properly. You know how much it does my head in having to scroll from side to side across the screen to look at our lovelies face - duh ;D Oops sorry i didnt check my post why does my poota do that?
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Post by hollyc on May 12, 2011 16:11:13 GMT -5
Does anyone here want to buy a ticket to Flare Path for June 25th? Its a good seat in the stalls so not cheap. Pm me
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