Comments on: Lindsay Lohan’s First Post-Rehab Interview

By: nicole

nicole — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 07:45:54 +0000

It seems that she is seeking love at STDromance.com

By: alaska

alaska — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:19:05 +0000

this makes me feel better =] im glad lindsay has realized that what she did was wrong and she sounds as if she takes life more seriously now. it must have been really difficult for her with everyone talking about her and making up rumours and stuff. but she does sound happier now. love you linds!!

By: Lindsay's Friend

Lindsay's Friend — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 23:18:18 +0000

ps — the author of the poem is Myra Brooks Welch, and I believe the year it was written was 1926 …

I can’t WAIT to see Lindsay when her heart receives the Touch of the Master’s Hand !! :-)

By: Lindsay's Friend

Lindsay's Friend — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 23:09:24 +0000

“The Touch Of The Master’s Hand” was set to music by John Kramp — there have been many recordings — you can hear it by Wayne Watson here at:

http://www.atthewell.com/touch/index.php

By: Lindsay's Friend

Lindsay's Friend — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 23:03:43 +0000

“No Fan” — thanks for that support — on behalf Lindsay I find that perhaps nicer than “as a fan” — in a large part that is where I’m coming from also.

“The Touch Of The Master’s Hand” HAS been set to music — I believe it was recorded originally by Wayne Watson — you may enjoy hearing it on his album “How Time Flies” (1992) …

By: No Fan Of Lindsay

No Fan Of Lindsay — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 00:28:22 +0000

No, it is not a song, but it is a poem. I forget the author.

I am not a fan of Lindsay because I don’t think she is any great shakes as an actress. If she never appeared in another movie, I wouldn’t shed a tear. But that doesn’t keep me from being concerned about her as a fellow human being.

Addictions are terrible things, whatever they may be. I am thankful that this promising young woman appears to be getting a grip upon her life so early. She still has time to turn her life around before making irretrievable damage to her life, her family, her friends, and her career.

Too often “the thoughtless crowd” sell people off at the first signs of trouble. Hopefully Lindsay has truly seen the light.

By: Harry S

Harry S — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 08:50:10 +0000

Is that a song?Who wrote it? It sounds more like a parabel. Very nice. I agree with Not a fan of Lindsay:
She has got her life back with both her parents in it.
I second her wish; stay sober and let the healing begin.
Love, Harry R.G. Schattevoet.

By: Rachel Rule:dave must visit LG.com often

Rachel Rule:dave must visit LG.com often — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 04:37:36 +0000

i went on the in touch website today to see if they had other photos,and they are saying that Lindsay just told them in a statement to in touch,that she has NOT fired her mom as manager,never considered it or will consider it as she says that dina is her mom,and she loves her.Lindsay said a couple of other nice things about her mom that i can’t remember,but Lindsay is definitely appreciative of the effort and sacrifice that it took for dina,as a single mom while the erstwile dad was useless and in and out of prison,to get her daughter into showbiz.so the trashloids continue to lie and speculate even when miss Lohan gives them the time of day,figures.love you,Lindsay.love always,a huge fan and friend.good luck on the movie set of ‘dare to love me’.looking forward to seeing that film in 2008.peace

By: carrie

carrie — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:07:25 +0000

if all the things she said here are true, then she really changed. but I hope she doesnt get out of the clinic and goes back to partying every night in LA, like it was after her last rehab visit

By: Lindsay's Friend

Lindsay's Friend — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 21:57:14 +0000

thank you, “not (?) a fan of Lindsay” … (?)

That’s one of my favorite songs! I’m not quite sure how you intended it for Lindsay, but if you understand this song the way I think you do, you meant well by it —

Our “worth” — Lindsay’s — and ALL of us — are infinitely valuable — we have ALL been created — sustained, rescued and renewed — saved from the thoughtless crowd by “the touch of the master’s hand.”