LARRY HAGMAN'S SILENT SUNDAYS IN MALIBU

I am shocked and saddened at the death of Larry Hagman, who passed away yesterday. But I just heard the news that Deborah Raffin died too, and I can't believe it! I just worked with her on a talk show in Las Vegas.   

I remember being at Larry Hagman's home in Malibu Colony, during "silent Sunday" when he fasted on words and wouldn't speak. He sat in a Tee-pee on the deck by the ocean, and we all took a jacuzzi in the living room. His wife Maj was amazing. Then upstairs in the study we each got million dollar bills signed by J.R. Danny Bolin of Bolin Belt company was there - silversmiths who made all the Dallas belts. Amazing stuff. I have silver heart belt buckle with my initial "L" Rest in Peace Larry, Love and blessings.

Note on last posting: The only reason I put my website up for DVDs of "Too Close for Comfort" was because I saw them on Amazon going for $999.98 and $59 on up, and was shocked! I only sell these in conjunction with a charity and a percentage goes to another company. So for any "Too Close for Comfort" fans who asked me about the show, where it's playing, etc... I just wanted you to know that it's for sale on my website for much less, and autographed too. I always include photos and free gift. I can't reduce or change the price or get into my website until we get our technology back but it's a great deal. DO NOT FEEL OBLIGATED just because you're my friend here. I am just letting everyone know they can get them on my site, and photos too. Love you all. I certainly don't expect you to buy anything. Love and HAPPY THANKSGIVING ALL YEAR LONG!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS! SPECIAL OFFER: "TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT" DVDs half price PLUS FREE GIFTS!

MERRY CHRISTMAS! SPECIAL OFFER: "TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT" DVDs half price PLUS FREE GIFTS!

Lydia Cornell: SPECIAL OFFER: "TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT" DVDs half price

On Amazon, Too Close for Comfort is selling for a lot of money, and someone has it listed for $999.00!
I am selling them for $29.99 (add tax and shipping)

Also included in each order are unique, signed, autographed photos and my new comedy DVDs and the movie Deborah and I did together that I wrote, "Venus Conspiracy" -- it's a 27 minute pilot. The feature film version will be sold and packaged in 2013, along with several other projects I'm working on. The one woman show I wrote, produced and directed is also available on Amazon. "Pain is Inevitable, Sex Optional"

A portion of proceeds benefit children's charities and the Anne Douglas Center for Homeless Women and Children

Thank you!
Luv xo

The only reason I put my website up for DVDs of "Too Close for Comfort" was because I saw them on Amazon going for $999.98 and $59 on up, and was shocked! I only sell these in conjunction with a charity and a percentage goes to another company. So for any "Too Close for Comfort" fans who asked me about the show, where it's playing, etc... I just wanted you to know that it's for sale on my website fo

r much less, and autographed too. I always include photos and free gift. I can't reduce or change the price or get into my website until we get our technology back but it's a great deal. DO NOT FEEL OBLIGATED just because you're my friend here. I am just letting everyone know they can get them on my site, and photos too. Love you all. I certainly don't expect you to buy anything. Love and HAPPY THANKSGIVING ALL YEAR LONG!!

Small Business Saturday! We are offering a special on Season 1 and 2 of "Too Close for Comfort!"

* A percentage of proceeds from sales go to several children’s charities.

These are hard to find, as they are out of stock and print, but are so expensive on

 Amazon. Season 2 on Amazon is being sold for $55- $1,000!

I will personally autograph these as you wish. Just fill out special instructions on your order form or at Paypal. Check it out on our website and pay the lower amount.

Too Close for Comfort - Special Offer

Too Close For Comfort
Season One - DVD
$29.99 Plus Shipping

Too Close For Comfort
Season Two - DVD
$29.99 Plus Shipping

http://www.lydiacornell.com/dvd.html

Hard to find: Season One” or Season Two 3-DVD set (Rhino) personally autographed by Lydia Cornell at a specially reduced price of $29.99 (it’s $35 - 55 in stores)

* Feed the Children, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Op USA, Imagine LA (homeless children) UNICEF and Bel Air Pres Missions.

Official Website of Lydia Cornell

www.lydiacornell.com

LINCOLN: BEST MOVIE

Spielberg's masterpiece "LINCOLN" blew me away. Daniel Day Lewis, one of the best actors on the planet, was the essence of Abraham Lincoln — as far as we know him from history books. A deeply fair man, he radiated the best qualities of mankind.

These days we need all the heroes we can get. And I don't mean sports stars. Lincoln's wit, innate goodness, quiet wisdom and deep reasoned reflection — elevated him to an almost superhuman figure. But this is what we should all aspire to be: ego-free, humble, wise, compassionate and smart.  He seemed to glow from within.

What a difference when you think of braggarts like Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, certain candidates or any shallow self-promoter.

What impressed me the most was his humility, and the way he turned to his own internal codes.  He was a true leader, with moral courage. He won the popular vote twice, but didn't care about being popular. He didn't indulge in people-pleasing, and refused to be swayed by others' opinions — even of those in his cabinet. He wasn't insecure or indecisive -- though he did have gut-wrenching, complex moral dilemmas.  What I loved the most was his turning to his inner code.

Lincoln was a real man: quiet, soft-spoken, never egotistical, never petty. 

And the cast was insanely great: such an array of faces we all love!  Tommy Lee Jones, hilarious and raw and feisty as the most liberal abolitionist of the Republican party, could hardly contain himself when called upon to be "moderate." 

And James Spader was never more fun to watch with his walrus mustache and mercenary vote-buying goodness. 

I loved Sally Field, even though her bitchiness and self-centered nagging made me cringe. 

This movie got me back on tack with my own mission. It inspired me to stop wasting time. I really want to help change the world for the better. All these years, I've been afraid to speak out too much, so I've kept one foot in the doorway. I should have blasted Ann Coulte for her bigotry and hate speak -- in much louder ways. But Lincoln knew that timing was everything. 

The time is now.