Nanny: Oh my gosh. This is a Christmas with Billy in the living room when we lived on 81st Avenue. And it’s an album that he’s got up there.
Bill: Yeah, I can tell. Yeah. And I remember that too.
Dena: Go ahead.
Bill: I just remember that shirt too. I don’t know why. I loved that shirt. It was always a long sleeve shirt I wore in the dead of summer.
Nanny: Yeah. Yeah. That was your favorite shirt.
Bill: I remember the coffee table in the background too and that chair and there’s that floor pattern couch and that chair and on the right hand side.
Nanny: Yeah. Yeah. That chair was I think the wing back, that’s the wing back. Whatever happened. I had to, I guess I sold that after so many.
Dena: No, no mom. Remember you, you took it to Miramar and reupholstered(?) it and then you sold it with the house.
Nanny: I sold it with the house. Good God.
Bill: That’s right.
Dena: And the funny thing is that I cannot clearly see the album cover, but I can see just enough that I was like, oh yeah, that’s Rush.
Bill: Yeah. Yeah. Just the bottom part is all I got to see. Yeah. I actually took that when I in a graphic design class in junior high. I took that album, that same album and I traced it and made a t-shirt with that..
Dena: And Bill, you were the one that introduced me to Rush. And I don’t know if Jimmy Carballo turned you on to rush, Jimmy Carballo?
Bill: Yeah. Yeah.
Dena: But when I was applying to Georgetown University, the essay I wrote was all about the song Closer to the Heart.