JOHNNY DEPP ZONE

In the first years, there were only ten beds (later increased to 20). Unlike today, the patients were almost all very local, from the teeming slums of nearby Clerkenwell, Holborn and St. Pancras. Initially the hospital was regarded as a suspicious innovation by many people, and few patients came, b...

Since our birthday project this year involves Great Ormond Street Hospital, and many of us don't know much about the hospital, I though I'd post some information on its 150-year history. (from Nicholas Baldwin, M.A., M.Litt., archivist) The history of GOSH The whole story Great Ormond Street Hospit...

sjc ~ that pic is priceless! Thank you for the laugh!

CarrieKY wrote:Johnny is touched!!!!! *squeal*

I'm squealing too, CarrieKY!

It is big, kristen.

I like my bracelets loose and this one is definitely loose. I'm going to have the clasp taken off and a small silver ring put on instead. I think just that slight reduction will help the fit. And I don't need the clasp -- if I ever take it off, it will just slide over my hand.

My bracelet came today, too. It's the double strand leather one and it's wonderful. And it's on my wrist to stay!

This little bit is on the Children's Hospice homepage, in their Headlines section.

12/14/05-- Johnny Depp remembers Dustin, who wanted to be an actor, by wearing the Children's Hospice bracelet during Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony.

Here's a crop of the picture that AnaMaria posted. You can tell here that the silver cap at the end of the braid is an oval shape, and it appears that it is a double braid. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/theresav/Events/2005%20Graumans/cm8bigbraceletcrop.jpg This is also a pretty good shot of...