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Lorette C. Luzajic
Lorette C. Luzajic is a writer and artist.
Idea Fountain Productions
“fiercely independent”
Click on MJ books below to view them on Amazon.
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- goodbye and hello
- Wolfgang Kals Michael Jackson Paintings
- Cartoonist tribute, Michael Jackson Bad
- Amazing Collages by Nina Fonoroff
- apologia
- Dogs Dressed as Michael Jackson
- Derek Erdman’s Michael Jackson art
- amazing art by hitomi osanai
- Egyptian artist Khaled Hafez
- Edmond Talmacean Dances to Bad by Michael Jackson
- Michael Jackson for the Soul fanthology
- Michael Jackson Cake
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Links
- Inner Michael
- Fascinating People
- MJ the Best
- Michael Jackson Style
- MJ Cafe
- Michael Jackson Art
- MJ Site
- King of Pop Fanatics
- Team Michael Unicef Haiti
- Heal the World Foundation
- Billionaire Blogger
- MJ Chit Chat
- MJ Tribute Portrait
- Goodbye, Billie Jean
- The Meaning of Michael Jackson
- Michael Jackson for Smart People
- Michael Jackson World Network
- MJ Covers
- Cult of Michael Jackson
- I Heart MJ
- Club MJ
- MJ Baltic
- Canadian Michael Jackson Fan Club
- MJ
- King of Pop
- Mj club
- Belgian Fan Club
- German MJ Fan Club
- Malibu Fan Club
- Dutch MJ Fan Club
- Tess Impersonates MJ
- Jackson Trader
- Michael Merchandise
- Jackson Plaza
- Turkish MJ Fan Club
- Michael Jackson Romania
- Michael Jackson American Master
- Michael Jackson Rocks Rules and Is the World
- Michael Jackson Poland
- The Moo Walkers
- Michael jackson Mexican fans
- Michael Jackson Paradise
- Dr. Susan Etok Remembering the King of Pop
- Major Love Prayer
- MJ Halloween Costumes
- Dangerous PYT
- MJ 777
- Michael Jackson Beat
- Silenced Truth- Jackson's Charity Work
- King's Court
- Reflections on the Dance
- MJ Conspiracy by Aphrodite Jones
- Sisterhood of Michael Jackson
- MJ Truth Now
- Michael for the Children
- Reflections on the Dance
- Geraldine Hughes' Blog
- MJ Upbeat
- the Silenced Truth
- MJ Quotes
- MJ Quotes
- MJ Social Network
- Michael Jackson Fan Club of Southern California
- Thoughts of Michael Jackson
- MJ Hoax Theory Investigators
- This Is Not It
- Michael's Heart
- MJ Last Song Info
- All For Love
- Michal Jackson Conspiracy
- MJ Remembered
- Mesereau's Tribute to Innocence
- MJ Fans Tribute
- We Love MJ
- Michael Jackson Tribute Portrait
- MJ Legend
- Michael Jackson Dress Up Game
hey man (or girl!) you rock…. this is the best Sir Michael Jackson site i have ever seen….keep it up!
Thanks Arun!
Hey Lorette, I am writing to ask if you have an email address or phone number you could be reached at? I would like to make a submission/let you know of a certain group I am with but don’t think I could explain it all in a comments box. I was looking around to see if you had a Twitter or other contact info but couldn’t find any. Let me know. Thanks!
-Sahar
Thanks Sahar, please write to me at thegirlcanwrite at hotmail dot com
Look forward to hearing from you!
I loved the interview with Charles Thompson. I have emailed your link to other MJ fans. The more positive reading we get the better.
Safe to say that only in a blog will the writer bring the truth of a story. The other medias only want the money.
Thanks
Hello Ms Luzajic,
I suggest,in the future, before making assumptions about black people, you should forget what you were taught as a child and make a conscious effort to meet and relate to an african america. You seen fairly intelligent Maybe then you will get the concept of what was said. (blame it on da boogie). Originally written by Michael George Jackson.DOB 11/02/1947-Born Munster, Germany. Sung by J5 1978. Seens to me that you do your share of work for the devil.
HI Sylvia,
I’m not totally clear on this, but I’m assuming this is in response to “Michael Jackson Worships the Devil” which talks briefly about his song Blame it on the Boogie. In that post, I took a paragraph I found where someone showed that MJ was using that song to convert people to the devil. The rest of the statements in the story were a sarcastic blast at stuff a lot of white people think, including that the beat in the drum is evil and sexual licentiousness is “from Africa.” I’m afraid I sometimes get into trouble as a writer when I’m in a particularly sarcastic mood since sometimes my readers miss the target I’m writing about. Is that what has happened here, Sylvia? I’m sorry that I’m unclear from your statement. Do you feel I was misreading the song lyrics, or that I was making negative statements about African-American people? Or that I was making fun of white people, and should forget what I was taught as a child because not all white people are as ignorant as the fundamentalist ones I’m actually making fun of in this piece? When you say concept of “what was said” are you referring to the quote I ran by the fellow who thinks the song is about devil worship? Or do you mean what was said in the song?
In my limited understanding, boogie comes from a west African word meaning “dance.” A boogie woogie was a timing device to keep rhythm in music. Boogie also referred to a style of music/dancing in Detroit.
I hope this clears that up, Sylvia, but if I’m still not getting the point, I’m willing to hear it. If my work is too vague,then I need to improve it to make sure it’s clear who I’m trying to offend and who I’m not!
Thanks so much
Lorette