Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Jermaine about Neverland

Michael's Dream of owning a Trainset comes true!: 
Jermaine Jackson. " ... 1800 miles away and more than 20 years later, I visited Michael at his ranch, Neverland Valley, in the Santa Ynez region of California. He had spent time and money turning his vast acres into a theme park and the family went to check out his completed world. Neverland has always been portrayed as the outlandish creation of "a wild imagination" with the suggestion that a love of Disney was its sole inspiration. Elements of this may be correct, but the truth runs much deeper, and this was something I knew immediately when I saw with my own eyes what he had built.
Childhood memories were brought to life in a giant flashback: white Christmas lights trimming the sidewalk, the pathway, the trees, the frame and gutters of his English Tudor mansion. He had them turned on all year round to make sure that "it was Christmas every day." A huge steam train ran between the shops and the movie theater, and a miniature train toured the circumference of the estate, via the zoo. In the main house—through the doors, passed the welcoming, model life-size butler with tray, up the wide stairway and down the hallway—was the playroom. Inside, beyond the full-size Superman and Darth Vader at the door, was the biggest table dominating the room. On it, a vintage Lionel train set was always running: two or three trains traveling the tracks with lights on, around a model landscape of hills, valleys, towns and waterfalls. Inside the house and out, Michael had built himself the biggest electric train set you could ever imagine." Jermaine Jackson's 'You Are Not Alone'

3 comments:

fanMJ said...

"You are not alone" datorita fanilor, nu a familiei, mai nenea Germaine.

Al said...

da, pacat mare ca niste copii sa nu sarbatoreasca o asa frumusete de sarbatoare cum e Craciunul, sa nu vina, macar simboloc, si la ei mosul cu o ciocolata si multa dragoste, pacat :((

Al said...

simbolic

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