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Pixie Lott
Performs at Newcastle City Hall as part of her Crazy Cats Tour
Newcastle, England - 17.12.10
Summer nights at Disneyland Resort will sparkle with more pixie dust than ever this year as Tinker Bell and her fairy friends unite to create an iridescent light show in their first appearance under the stars, at Pixie Hollow Enchantment.
The PIXIES
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Pixie Lott performing 'Broken Arrow' & a cover of Cee Lo Green 'Forget You' in the Live Lounge for BBC Radio 1. 9th Octoebr 2010.
More info on the Radio 1 website
The Music Of David Bowie @ Isaac Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, on Thursday, March 31, 2016
Carnegie Hall David Bowie Tribute Concert Winter 2016 Setlist:
Cindy Lauper: Suffragette City
Holy Holy: Width Of A Circle
Robyn Hitchcock: Soul Love
Laurie Anderson: Always Crashing in the Same Car
Eugene Hütz (of Gogol Bordello): Breaking Glass
Debbie Harry: Starman
Joseph Aurther: Man Who Sold The World
The Mountain Goats & Robyn Hitchcock: Word on a Wing
J Mascis & Sean Ono Lennon: Quicksand
Bettye LaVette: It Ain't Easy
Michael Stipe & Karen Elson: Ashes to Ashes
Perry Farrell: Rebel Rebel
Cat Power: Five Years
Ann WIlson of Heart: Let's Dance
Pixies: Cactus
Ricki Lee Jones: All The Young Dudes
Jakob Dylan: Heroes
The Flaming Lips: Life on Mars?
Choir Choir: Space Oddity
In Scandinavia, Pixies or Nisse is a household spirit that is responsible for the care and prosperity of a farm or family. A Nisse is usually described as a short man or woman (under four feet tall) wearing a red cap. While belief in guardian spirits is a very old tradition in Scandinavia, belief in Nisser was prominent in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Denmark, southern Norway and southern Sweden. Many farms claimed to have their own Nisse. The Nisse took an active interest in the farm by performing chores such as grooming horses, carrying bales of hay, and other farm-related tasks. These chores were usually done much more efficiently and effectively than by their human counterparts.However, Nisser could be temperamental, to say the least. If the household was not careful to keep its Nisse satisfied -- usually in the form of a single bowl of porridge with butter in it left out on Christmas Eve -- the spirit could turn against its masters.In the 1840s the farm's Nisse became the bearer of Christmas presents in Scandinavia, and was then called "Julenisse" and has been associated with Christmas ever since.The Swedish "Jultomte", the Norwegian "Julenisse", the Danish "Julemand" and the Finnish "Joulupukki" still has features and traditions that are rooted in the local culture: he doesn't necessarily retreat to the North Pole, but lives in a forest, field or stream nearby, or in Denmark he lives on Greenland, and in Finland he lives in Lapland; he or she does not come down the chimney on Christmas night, but arrives through the front door, delivering the presents directly to his household friends.
Disneyland’s Pixie Hollow at night… it was starting to rain when I took this picture, but I love the colors.
Fuji Instax mini 7
I went to Dublin at the weekend, for World Toy Camera Day and stayed with the very lovely Annette and Gary and their two dogs Pixie and Woody. The dogs were great, so friendly and happy to have a visitor in the house, we all went for a walk in the park, Woody showed me his orange ball and Pixie showed me how to apply the most wonderfully smelling perfume, good trick, but sadly for Pixie we all have different ideas about good smelling perfumes and she had to have a quick shower when we returned.
Woody (Pixies owner) stood outside the bathroom the whole time, I think he would have busted her out of there if he'd thought it was necessary...
