Paul with daughters Stella and Mary (photo © 2011 Mary McCartney)
Back in the Dark Ages, when I was a dreamy 12-year-old listening to the radio in my bedroom with the pink curtains and wall-to-wall Beatles pictures, it was inconceivable that any of the Fab Four would ever age.
Well, it seems Sir Paul has decided to turn 70 today and I can’t think of any other classic rocker who’s managed to age quite so well. Still has his boyish good looks and charm, still writes, records, performs and tours, still the idol of millions all over the world. Whenever I see him, I still feel like that innocent middle schooler watching the Ed Sullivan Show, so lucky to have witnessed that watershed moment in history when popular music changed forever.
You probably know Paul is a longtime vegetarian, who, with his daughters Stella and Mary, launched the Meatfree Monday campaign in London back in 2009. Last fall they published The Meat Free Monday Cookbook (Kyle Books, 2011). I just purchased the American edition (released March 2012), and decided to make one of the recipes to celebrate Paul’s birthday.
I know. She’s rich, slender and probably has her perky moments, but the important question is, Can she bake a good pie?
), and nary a word. Now that he’s got a new Honey Pie, what am I to do?
