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]]> http://www.firstclassfashionista.com/archives/13825/comment-page-1#comment-14566 Michael Jackson Dies at 50- Michael Remembered 1958-2009 | First Class Fashionista Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:20:06 +0000 http://www.firstclassfashionista.com/?p=13825#comment-14566 When I first heard, I was in shock. At the time I was still writing a tribute to Farrah Fawcett and- thinking God always calls us home in threes-Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett...and I was really wondering who was next; but afraid to mouth the words. And then a family member of mine yelled, Michael Jackson died. What! I couldn't believe it. My heart sank. Michael Jackson is an unforgettable part of my childhood. I remember listening to all of Michael Jackson's songs on my very first big Boombox radio (given to me by my father) on the front porch with my girlfriends. I thought I was the P.Y.T.! I had the Michael Jackson jacket and the jerry curl. However I must admit, though, that I couldn't do the Moon Walk as well as the neighborhood boys. I couldn't afford to go to one of his concerts, so I watched (sometimes live) on television as my best friend / play cousin screamed and literally cried. Michael will be missed. Michael Jackson's music crossed cultural / international boundaries and united us as a people- Enough said. First Class Fashionista would like to send its condolences to the family, friends and fans of Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson Cardiac Arrest [...] When I first heard, I was in shock. At the time I was still writing a tribute to Farrah Fawcett and- thinking God always calls us home in threes-Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett…and I was really wondering who was next; but afraid to mouth the words. And then a family member of mine yelled, Michael Jackson died. What! I couldn’t believe it. My heart sank. Michael Jackson is an unforgettable part of my childhood. I remember listening to all of Michael Jackson’s songs on my very first big Boombox radio (given to me by my father) on the front porch with my girlfriends. I thought I was the P.Y.T.! I had the Michael Jackson jacket and the jerry curl. However I must admit, though, that I couldn’t do the Moon Walk as well as the neighborhood boys. I couldn’t afford to go to one of his concerts, so I watched (sometimes live) on television as my best friend / play cousin screamed and literally cried. Michael will be missed. Michael Jackson’s music crossed cultural / international boundaries and united us as a people- Enough said. First Class Fashionista would like to send its condolences to the family, friends and fans of Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson Cardiac Arrest [...]

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