I have been a Prince fan since I was born, which hasn't been too long since I'm only 15, but in 2007 I met Prince. My mother worked at a co-op in Chanhassen, MN called Lakewinds, and Larry and Tina Graham would shop there and always ask my mom for advice because she is a natural health consultant. So, on a Sunday in June 2006, my mom and I were going on a trip to Wisconsin to go to the crystal caves. We lived in St. Louis Park at the time and the gas station was right across the street from our house. We went in to pay and saw Tina and she told us that she had someone that she would like us to meet. They had just gotten done at church, so, of course, Prince was with. We got to their custom SUV and in the back seat was "Brother Nelson." They invited us to church the next week and we had been going ever since. About a year ago, I was chatting with Prince at the Kingdom Hall before church started. I told him that I started playing saxophone in 2004 because of Candy Dulfer. "Do you own any of her records?" he asked me. I then told him that I just knew her off of his Musicology album. He then said, and I quote... "We don't have enough female musicians in the world, you should keep doing what you're doing, and if you're any good, I'll hire you." I of course wouldn't accept that offer until I am completely finished with my schooling. He was also at my house in 2007, when my baby sister, Angel, was almost 2 months old and he had a typical Prince line about my sister.. "Wow, a brand new life!" My mom and I were at Larry's house last Saturday for bible study. Tina, being her usual self, insisted on calling Prince and letting him know that we we're there. My mom said to tell him that she said hi, and Tina said that he would be excited. I'm still not sure exactly what she meant by that but he is always staring at my mom and excited to see her... :]

I have been a Prince fan since I was born, which hasn't been too long since I'm only 15, but in 2007 I met Prince. My mother worked at a co-op in Chanhassen, MN called Lakewinds, and Larry and Tina Graham would shop there and always ask my mom for advice because she is a natural health consultant. So, on a Sunday in June 2006, my mom and I were going on a trip to Wisconsin to go to the crystal caves. We lived in St. Louis Park at the time and the gas station was right across the street from our house. We went in to pay and saw Tina and she told us that she had someone that she would like us to meet. They had just gotten done at church, so, of course, Prince was with. We got to their custom SUV and in the back seat was "Brother Nelson." They invited us to church the next week and we had been going ever since. About a year ago, I was chatting with Prince at the Kingdom Hall before church started. I told him that I started playing saxophone in 2004 because of Candy Dulfer. "Do you own any of her records?" he asked me. I then told him that I just knew her off of his Musicology album. He then said, and I quote... "We don't have enough female musicians in the world, you should keep doing what you're doing, and if you're any good, I'll hire you." I of course wouldn't accept that offer until I am completely finished with my schooling. He was also at my house in 2007, when my baby sister, Angel, was almost 2 months old and he had a typical Prince line about my sister.. "Wow, a brand new life!" My mom and I were at Larry's house last Saturday for bible study. Tina, being her usual self, insisted on calling Prince and letting him know that we we're there. My mom said to tell him that she said hi, and Tina said that he would be excited. I'm still not sure exactly what she meant by that but he is always staring at my mom and excited to see her... :]

Somebody somewhere has got to care, but I ain't the one.

I think Prince wants 2 play Hide the Bone with ur mom. Just kidding! nice story

Now go out and buy Candy's Saxuality CD. But tell Prince you downloaded it off Pirate Bay.

ahh so you think he likes ur mom details.....

Cool story.


Now go out and buy Candy's Saxuality CD. But tell Prince you downloaded it off Pirate Bay.

I suppose this could actually all be true. If so, Yay for you!

If you're like 50, in a basement apartment with 13 cats and Ho-Ho crumbs on your keyboard...ah what the hell...Yay for you!