Neil Armstrong

Well Neil, you always did like when I made a good Moon record. Love, ~L

"Howling At The Moon" by BEATLESEX
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11858750

*sigh*

Fly To Heaven, Neil Armstrong. Much Love Always, Your Pal, ~Lesley Jane 

Hi Neil. Lesley. Here's a record. God Bless & Heal You. Much Love, ~L

"I Am The Rainbow" by American Lesley Jane
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11829755

We All Love You Very Much Neil Armstrong. Hang in there, Buddy.
Things are about to get real interesting. Trust me. ~L

God Heal & Fully Restore You. God Bless Neil Armstrong. ~L

Happy Birthday Neil! God Bless, Much Love Always, ~Lesley Jane

www.soundclick.com/Lesley
American Lesley Jane

www.soundclick.com/Lennon
BEATLESEX

Oh yeah. Well you got me there. No idea how to simulate weightlessness,
besides the usual way they do it, dive the plane. I've theorized before however,
since childhood actually, that gravity, is a tangible force, and as such,
if one could 'decode' the form of magnetism that it is, possibly, one could
then re-direct it. And if you could re-direct it, you could do so, in equal proportions and directions, hence nullifying it. Just a thought. ~L 

I just got an idea. You should talk to the people at Walt Disney World
and see if they'd be interested in you helping them design a "Virtual Trip
To The Moon" ... basically a very tricked out flight simulator...  about
the only way I can think of to simulate one sixth of Earth's gravity,
would be you have people in space suits (once one arrived at the Moon of course) and high pressure blasts of air, punch up out of the 'Moon's' surface,
thus propelling them.... OR, you have a backpack full of helium. THAT
may just be easier. I'd wanna ride it! ~L

 Well yeah, Neil. My conceptual idea here is, say, you were to tell someone
the story of your trip to the moon. And you broke that story up into chapters, say, training's probably boring to most people, so maybe we start from
last minute check before liftoff, up to the capsule, that elevator ride alone
probably made your heart fall in your stomach, makes mine do it thinkin
about it. Liftoff, breaking free of Earth, long ride to the Moon, riding
'round the dark side of the Moon with no radio communication,
whatever other fun stuff happened. Yeah, the landing too, why not, 
let's go all out! Even put in the part where you thought, after you said
your line,  "Oh s**** I forgot the 'a'! Oh well..."
Oh I remember that, even at age 9, 'why, that makes no sense!', I don't
think I said that to anyone though. ~L

 Wow! I heard that Buzz recorded with Snoop Dogg. I've been producing Hip Hop of late, as a matter of fact. Yep. His name is G-Man Stephon. He has
3 records out so far, no actually 4 if you count "G Force" on my ALJ site.
ANYWAY, I had an idea. How about you Neil, and Buzz if you can talk him
into it, and me 'cause I'm the studio whiz kid with technology at least
as good as what got you to the moon and back, possibly a notch further even,
and we could make, check this out, a whole album. I know. What a throwback.
Could be in Hip Hop, that's the hot selling genre these days. Call it
Neil Armtrong & Buzz Aldrin; A Trip To The Moon. Oh and we can make
it one too, I'm an Ace at this Music stuff. Well my addresses you have,
matter of fact in the post below this one. G Man is here if you wanna hear:
www.soundclick.com/GmanStephon ...warning explicit language blablabla