Beach Runner
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I am embarrassed to admit that last week for the first time I saw Shine a Light, a documentary movie produced in 2008 by Martin Scorcese about the Rolling Stones. I'm a big Stones fan (own every album), and my husband likes them enough to go to every Stones concert with me in Atlanta, but as a result of watching this movie, our 20-something daughter is a new Stones fan.
Have any of y'all seen that movie? As usual I am probably just drawn into the college-aged-student vortex, constantly around 20-somethings, and missed it.
I'm 90% giving up listening to Sirius 47 to listening to the Stones in my car. The Stones are awesome, and the movie highlighted just why. Mick is 68, Keith will be 68 in December, Charlie is 70, Ronnie is 64. So I might as well enjoy them as long as I can.
I heart the Stones.
Have any of y'all seen that movie? As usual I am probably just drawn into the college-aged-student vortex, constantly around 20-somethings, and missed it.

I'm 90% giving up listening to Sirius 47 to listening to the Stones in my car. The Stones are awesome, and the movie highlighted just why. Mick is 68, Keith will be 68 in December, Charlie is 70, Ronnie is 64. So I might as well enjoy them as long as I can.
I heart the Stones.

