Amy!
At last! Today i was listening to the Couriers Folk Club Appearance cd and
began to cry (again) remembering you and Gregg doing Circle Game as the last
song at the fest and me arm in arm w/my sweet Wally & Bob plus others
singing along and gently weeping. I looked around that night to see groups
of others all over the hall doing the same. Welcome, and it's a pleasure to
have you amongst...
Love Donna from Texas
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> Thank you, Yael. I just signed onto this list today, so this is my "virgin"
> posting... - what a pleasant surprise to read your kind words. I,too,
> enjoyed our fleeting conversations and look forward to getting to know you
> better. I have family in Michigan, so perhaps we can get together and sing
> sometime out there. You have a beautiful energy and presence that filled the
> room, and I loved the songs that you shared as well. Thanks to everyone who
> participated in this magnificent gathering, especially Ashara and Les Irvin
> for all the work they do behind the scenes to make things happen in a good
> way. Thank you Gregg for sharing your musical gifts and for your
> encouragement...it was a joy and an honor to sing Circle Game with you.
>
> As a newbie, I felt intimidated about singing among so much talent, and yet
> there was so much love and support in that room, my fears gave way to
> courage. For all of you out there that sing quietly in your homes, without
> sharing your voices and songs publicly, I strongly encourage you to come to
> Jonifest next year and take the risk of sharing your music, whatever it is.
> Every voice/musician has a gift and adds to the fabric of the experience we
> are creating together. It is a leap of faith, but I believe you will
> discover your wings...
>
> Thank you all for your songs, your presence, your laughter and your love.
>
> Blessings,
>
> Amy
