Gloria Gardner

Married with two grown up sons & now have a well cute Grandson. Retired driving instructor.

[Emma @MrsEmmaWebber]

Barnaby Philip John Webber
11/01/2004-13/06/2023 💔

If you can, share these images of the beautiful soul stolen from us by the worst of humanity.

Let his face today burn bright.
Barney, I promise you there will be accountability 💛💚

For You. For Grace. For Ian.

[Julia @austinbennyfeyd]

behind the scenes of austin playing piano on the set of the bikeriders

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@ThrillaRilla369 Oh my, definitely not!

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

Whenever I dive deep into the origin stories of The Beatles, I am always struck by the profound daddy issues that plagued the band. John Lennon was abandoned by his father; Paul McCartney lost his mother early, leaving his father to shoulder an immense burden. But Ringo Starr’s story holds a beautiful, often overlooked counter-narrative, all thanks to a gentle, softly spoken Londoner named Harry Graves. As a fan, I firmly believe that without Harry’s psychological support and profound empathy, the Ringo Starr we know and love might never have existed.
Ringo’s biological father walked out when he was just a toddler, leaving his mother, Elsie, to raise him in the gritty, impoverished streets of the Dingle in Liverpool. When Elsie finally remarried in 1954, Ringo was an incredibly fragile teenager, emotionally and physically scarred from years of life-threatening illnesses that had kept him in hospitals and robbed him of an education. Enter Harry Graves. In a rough working-class culture where stepfathers could often be stern or resentful, Harry was a revelation. He didn't try to discipline the sickly Richard Starkey; instead, he showered him with unconditional warmth and patience. Ringo affectionately called him his "step-ladder," a testament to how Harry elevated him.
Harry possessed a deep psychological intuition. He recognized that Ringo, who struggled with literacy and immense insecurity, desperately needed an outlet. He didn't push the boy into manual labor or berate him for his lack of schooling. Instead, he paid attention to Ringo’s innate sense of rhythm. It was Harry who scraped together the funds to buy Ringo his first real drum kit. He traveled all the way to London and brought back a second-hand, £10 drum set, lugging it back to Liverpool just to see the boy smile.
That single act of paternal support changed musical history. Harry provided a safe, nurturing environment where Ringo could pound away his frustrations and build his shattered confidence. Harry Graves proved that family isn’t always blood; it is the person who steps up, sees your potential, and buys you the tools to change the world. Whenever I hear Ringo’s joyful, steady backbeat, I send a quiet thank-you to Harry Graves, the sweet, supportive stepdad who gave the quietest Beatle his voice.

Via John Fan worldwide

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@MsPocketRocket Goodness, that song used to to drive me insane when it first came out, I think I can tolerate it now, I’ve mellowed

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@ThrillaRilla369 My parents had a yo-yo relationship, together, not together, together, not together, and so forth, until finally not.

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@beautifulbutler @ATRightMovies Thank you, you too! Glad we’re very much in agreement

[CinemaIsLife @ABUnofficial100]

Austin Butler on working with Michael B. Jordan:

“Just getting to work with somebody who’s not only a kind human being, but incredibly talented and hardworking. I’m very excited for the process.” On MBJ’s Oscar win: “I’m so happy for him.”

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@beautifulbutler @ATRightMovies I’ve actually lost count how many times I’ve seen #ElvisTheMovie it’s my go to movie. As an avid Elvis fan, I loved how well Austin picked up on all his mannerisms, I now love watching Austin’s career progression, pleased for him

[Mike Stock Music HQ @MIKE_STOCK_HQ]

New Mike Stock interview.
@mikestockmusic
@SAW_MUSIC
https://t.co/S5RJzQYy0t

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@afterdarkziggy 🎊Happy Anniversary 🎊
Enjoy all that delicious food

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

Thoroughly enjoyed #DavidGray at Hampton Court Palace. Him and his musicians were fabulous! Thankfully the rain held off so no Ponchos required. Great evening

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@lippyent 19

[EchoesOfEarth🌍 @naturalbeautyi7]

London 🇬🇧

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

What’s with all these Ads every other tweet coming up on my timeline. Spending all my time pressing NOT interested #Rant

[Paintings of London @PaintingsLondon]

'A late delivery on Shaftesbury Avenue' by Tushar Sabale
https://t.co/B4j1SjO0oC

[Dave Harford @dharford79]

After 5 years of growing, refining and having my photography business evolving, I’ve finally got a brand new website which shows my specialising in weddings, corporate & family shoots.

Go on, give it a look and share…

https://t.co/G2aQ39XeCY

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@dharford79 I’ve a David Gray open air concert tonight, ponchos at the ready!

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@butlerfilmz @MyDearAus Beautiful

[Gloria Gardner @Glo2591]

@Rothwella1 Sorry to read your news, so sad. Terrible disease! Sending you both heartfelt sympathy. Like you say, why is there no cure