Tonight’s Q&A in Los Angeles with Elliot Mintz was absolutely magical. It was so lovely to hear him speak about his relationship with John & Yoko. Elliot is such a warm person. Looking forward to reading the book.Is anyone else going to the Barnes & Noble event at the Grove in Hollywood/LA?
Yes, there have been rumours over the years that she was working on her autobiography but nothing ever substantial. Its a shame as it would have been a fascoinating read, and not just the period of her life with John.Elliot’s book has arrived today. Looking forward to hearing Elliot’s perspective.
I like to read many different perspectives. When one reads the perspective of many, then one does only see half of a story. No one will ever know the story of a person apart from that one person.
I think the closest we’d ever get is a book from the magnificent Yoko, but unfortunately I think that ship will never sail.
That were only rumours. She said many times over the years that she was not able to do it. Because it was too emotional for her. But I recommend reading the interviews with her. Yoko said many things about her and John.Yes, there have been rumours over the years that she was working on her autobiography but nothing ever substantial. Its a shame as it would have been a fascoinating read, and not just the period of her life with John.
Look at imaginepeace.There are many interviews here. This is probably my favorite.Yes, there have been rumours over the years that she was working on her autobiography but nothing ever substantial. Its a shame as it would have been a fascoinating read, and not just the period of her life with John.
"Well, this might kill me, but if I’m killed I’m going to be with John, so it doesn’t matter"Look at imaginepeace.There are many interviews here. This is probably my favorite.
“You know when John passed away we had been trying not to eat chocolate, to be healthy. He loved chocolate so much, but I would say, ‘Let’s not do that.’ But two nights before he died, he was in the studio, and I thought I’d go out and buy something.
“I thought, ‘Why don’t I get him a chocolate bar?’ So I came back with a bar of chocolate… ” her voice trails off, and suddenly the eyes looking at me from behind the trademark dark glasses are filled with tears. “Even now it makes me choke up a bit.” She starts to sob gently, but takes a deep breath and continues: “I didn’t know he was going to die, but he was so happy that I got him chocolate. Isn’t that amazing?”
Ono says that she does not fear death, adding that she ignored a warning that her recent involvement with an anti-fracking campaign might endanger her life: “Whenever I do something that I believe in, I think, ‘Well, this might kill me, but if I’m killed I’m going to be with John, so it doesn’t matter.” She laughs
https://www.imaginepeace.com/archives/19992