Favorite video from my CD release show
Ass Kicking, Videos | Posted by Jannie on 10 July 2009 @ 6:32 AM 46 Comments
There are two noggins bobbing past the videocam near the first of this song, the second one belonging to my Jim. I hope you enjoy it. (The song and my better half’s fleeting head.)
Wow, it’s been exactly 2 months since I released my CD. Remember the illustrious May 10th date? Well, I think I’m psyched to really start promoting myself to radio stations, etc. Will y’all please be my life coaches as I venture yet again into Unknown Territory and face the fears of expanding my comfort zone? You will? Cool, thanks! I feel ‘way better now. I really do. You are The Absolute Total Best.
xo
On 10 July 2009 at 8:27 am Lance said,
Hey Singin’ Lady,
You ARE awesome! I still wonder, though, if you have a secret little mini-computer built into that guitar (I can’t keep up with you…oh wait…I think I just passed you)(if that makes any sense…)
Two months – you’re doing so great Jannie – the world needs you (really, you bring so much fun into life – so go out there and bring in those radio stations…so you can spread your goodness to even more people!)
Lance’s last blog post..There Is Greatness Within
On 10 July 2009 at 8:34 am Lynn said,
Very poignant. Nice. I listened to your lovely voice while working and smiled when you said the rest is “total Funsterment.”
I don’t think you need any life coaching – you are doing a great job on your own. But friend Lynn will be there for you – holla when you need support! xo
Lynn’s last blog post..Futuristic, treat and our song
On 10 July 2009 at 9:36 am Talon said,
Yes! It is time for the Funster to go to the next level! You know I’m here for you, Jannie. Anything I can do, just ask. (and if you weren’t nervous, you wouldn’t be human!)
Talon’s last blog post..Honest Scrap
On 10 July 2009 at 10:00 am Caity said,
Great songs! Thanks for sharing them again! You rock!!
Caity’s last blog post..The last hurrah!
On 10 July 2009 at 10:15 am Betsy Wuebker said,
Awesome! You know we’re all behind you, pushing you to the head of the line, propping you up when you get a little wobbly! We know you can do it! And we’re convincing as all get out!
Betsy Wuebker’s last blog post..THE FLAME OF LIBERTY STILL BURNS
On 10 July 2009 at 10:32 am Jim Gaudet said,
Nice, my first time here and I see a bunch of bloggers I know in the comments. Hola Betsy, Lance and I sure John will be around. I just love live music, it’s my favorite.
Great song,
Jim Gaudet’s last blog post..Costa Rica Mountains in the Morning | Photos
On 10 July 2009 at 11:24 am Jannie said,
Hey Commentin’ Bud Lance: Okay, I’m going to totally try to understand how you passed me? Are you playing guitar while driving on the freeway again? Yes – I see you! I love to blog while driving. Oh, be careful — watch out for that… Uh oh. Oh, well, I’m sure you’ve got maximum insurance on the olde mini-van. As to the second part of your comment, gee shucks. I’ll be like Bob in “What About Bob”… baby steps, baby steps.
Thanks, Lynn! I thought we did pretty nicely on that song, just one little chord flub. Cant wait until Kalyani and Ryan are back from Chicago this week so we can make some smooth fun sounds again. Play down at Vaca Java, outside — so it’s freaking hot, but at least we’re in the shade. Will you hold my hand, Lynn? What a silly question – you’ve been holding my hand every step of the way so far. Thank you!
Talon: You too on holding my hand. Just the thought of my loving peeps spurs me on. (That and 12 beers before I start making those inquiries.) Just kidding, just kidding. I will drink no more than 11 beers for that.
Thanks, Talon. You know I’ll be leaning on you, as usual. And basking in the glory of your general life revelry.
Caity Lady! Well, don’t faint or anything but I actually am going to the P.O. in about an hour to mail your little thing as a best wishes gift on your marriage. (Did you know Miss Etiquette says you must always say Best Wishes to the bride. And Congratulations to the grooom, and never vice-versa? Because he snagged you, The Prize.) Was thinking today of your amazing singing voice and what a gift you share with the world.
Betsy: Darn, you beat me to commenting today. I was thinking about you on my way to the coffee shop earlier. I really was. Was thinking how I haven’t been over to your blog in a week – just shameful of me. Yes, just the thought of my friends being here for me brings me comfort and joy. Oh tidings of comfort and joy! You’ll help steady these wobbly new legs. Thanks.
Well, Hi, THE Jim Gaudet! A bit hearty welcome to you. I know I’ve seen your name around in the blogosphere too, maybe over at Blogging Without A Blog, or the blogs you cite above. And yes, I bet John will be around soon too – he comes here mostly for the bra-flinging.
Great to meet you and I’ll see you soon.
Friends, I’m actually Going Out Into The Real World today, swimming and possibly margariting later with Suzie & such. (Suzie’s the blonde head you see the back of in the audience in this video – wow, what a cooincidence.) Wish me well, as I’ll be away from the internets for maybe for SEVEN WHOLE HOURS.
xo
On 10 July 2009 at 11:34 am Bella said,
Hey beautiful singin’ tootsiepop!
You rock!
How awesome!
And, I’m sooooooooooo excited that you are movin’ on up in the music industry
I did enjoy the video (and the noggins!)
*giggle*
Have a wonderful day,
Bella
On 10 July 2009 at 11:36 am Bella said,
P.S.
I’m going to totally learn how to play the guitar someday! I’ve never played any musical instrument before but something about playing the guitar totally appeals to me!
How long have you been playing?
Bella’s last blog post..The Best Part About Today.
On 10 July 2009 at 11:59 am J.D. Meier said,
Go for it. You’re ready. Call it an experiment – hit the radio stations up, learn from it, and have fun with it.
As you keep putting experience under your belt, you’re building a heap of valuable knowledge. You’re a path paver for yourself and a mentor for others.
J.D. Meier’s last blog post..Likeability is a Skill
On 10 July 2009 at 12:12 pm Karyn and Barkaly said,
Good luck! We hope to hear you on our local radio stations before the year is out! We need good songs on the radio!
On 10 July 2009 at 12:13 pm TheWeyrd1 said,
Being a school psych (for ages 3 to 21) by day I can’t really help ya… Being a finance guru by evening…maybe I can. In the meantime, can I recommend some wine…heh.
TheWeyrd1’s last blog post..Wednesday’s Wine – Harlow Ridge Petite Sirah, 2005
On 10 July 2009 at 12:38 pm Jan said,
Jannie,
Oh, I wish you the best on promo! I have spent the last year doing promo for my new book. It is wonderful and exhausting! As long as you’ve got a good team of cheerleaders, I’m sure you’ll do great. Loved your interview on Brandi’ site too! Hugs!
Jan’s last blog post..I Sit Listening to the Wind
On 10 July 2009 at 1:03 pm John Hoff - WpBlogHost said,
Listening while I work. Very cool.
And you said something at the end of your post. “Stepping outside your comfort zone.”
That is one of the best things we can do on our journey to become successful.
John Hoff – WpBlogHost’s last blog post..How To Install WordPress Outtakes & Deleted Scenes
On 10 July 2009 at 1:20 pm Lynn said,
Absolutely with the hand-holding. Count on me!
Lynn’s last blog post..Futuristic, treat and our song
On 10 July 2009 at 2:07 pm Aimee said,
What a sparkly, pretty song. I think this is my favourite out of the ones you have posted. I love the chord progression…very swaying…jazzy…cool.
Aimee’s last blog post..Wild Woman
On 10 July 2009 at 2:16 pm Patricia said,
I am visualizing your great success and we all need your music – your song.
Your going to do just fine – keep it fun.
Patricia’s last blog post..A Birthday Ritual
On 10 July 2009 at 8:10 pm robbi said,
Frinster of the vocals, A most illuminating video experience ! Enlightenment of the most aural kind that one can experience without actually being there. I am also appraised of the fact re the keyplaying person who has the wearing of foot apparel now, which was of course lacking on previous moving pictures that you posted on a prior occasion . Does this signify a resulting upward trend to the personal finances of your troupe, vis a vis sales etc.? That would be an outcome of great satisfaction for yours truly, and dare I say your good selves. Keeping up the good work in the fullness of time and moving forward,etc etc I wish you every success, felicitations, and remain, Yrs (in every respect) robbi.
robbi’s last blog post..ink marks on a blank page Thurs 9th July
On 10 July 2009 at 11:49 pm Jannie said,
I might have well spent today in Hawaii, swept away was I to such paradisical Texas environs with paradisical people.
Was away from the webnets for a total of 9 hours. Virtually unheard of, and from.
And off I go to read, read, read. No doubt to comment, comment, comment. But not to hit the Stumble button, nope not even once. Not me. No sir. Not today. But maybe tomorrow. Which is only fifteen minutes from now!
I likes me very much some stumblin’ upon action. I get more out of it than Twitter. Am I selfish to not Tweet very much?
See you here tomorrow, probably. Oh yes, God and the Internet willing.
xo
On 11 July 2009 at 2:24 am SnaggleTooth said,
Happy CD Anniversary,
Happy CD Anniversary,
If you stay silly purposely,
Self-pimping should come easily!
(why did the Lone Ranger just ride thu?)
SnaggleTooth’s last blog post..Award
On 11 July 2009 at 2:11 pm sheila said,
Best of luck to you! So how’s it going so far?
sheila’s last blog post..Update on B.A.D.
On 11 July 2009 at 2:27 pm Jannie said,
Hey, Sweet Bella thanks. Moving up? An interesting term. I think at this stage moving just forward, however small I may perceive each step, is my goal.
Yes, lovely passing noggins there indeed! Oh, and palying guitar can be quite a challenge indeed, I suggest setting the timer for at least 20 minutes a day for practice — and you’ll be amaazed and surprised how you WILL advance. xo
J.D. Such wonderful words of inspiration and all so true. THANK YOU!! Yes, I’ ready and Suzie suggested last night just mailing CDs to radio stations, yes it’s such a little step but soemthing concrete to do. Maybe call first to check on poilicy or who to send them to exactly (the local stations, obviously!) Can’t really fly to CBC Toronto tomorrow. I did mail one CD to a music frined I have, the wife of the gentleman who plans all the programming here on our KUT station, an affilliate of NPR. I shall follow-up on Monday with a call to her. Yes, I WILL do that. Just dial the number and with any luck I’ll get a machine to leave a message on instead of The Real Person. That could be easier.
xo
Kayrn: Thank you. Due to the general “differentness” of my songs, I know the ones on my current CD are not the pop / mainstream type. It should not be hard to access the off-beat kind of listeners. (I hope.) Well, that’s a plan in and of itself that I had not even considered before typing it just now. Man, I think I can do this! xo
Weryd1: I think I actually could benefit from the psych part! And the wine, of course, in light but frequent doses. xo
Hey, Jan: I’ve got to check out your book! I like the “wonderful” part of promotion you menition, looking very forward to that aspect once I get rolling. And it won’t take much to get rolling. Cheerleaders? Oh yeah, you guys are THE BEST, as I mentioned. I’m massively verklempt at any given moment over all this blogging love. Oh, and the Brandi post was such a hoot!! xo
Jon: Gonna bust that old comfort zone all to heck again. Funny to think back on all thte things I’ve done thus far on my journey, things that terrified me at the time, such as presenting my songs at critique sessions, performance and singing lessons, the recording process, keeping at learning the guitar, getting together with other musicians. Even feeling “worthy” enough to distribute invites for the CD show. Man, how can I not keep going at this point?! THANK YOU for your inspiration. xo
Lynn: xoxooxoxoxoxxooxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
Aimee: Thank you! I’m really grooving on performing this song live, now that I have the guitar down. And of course I love singing the long U “ooo” sound, which predominates in this chorus. Guitarwise, it’s mostly AMajor 7 and DMajor 7 in the verse, and of course I FREAKING LOVE the Major 7ths sound. Do you play them much on your guitar? xo
Patricia: YOU, of course, are directly responsible for where I am today and I forever thank you. xoxo
Robbi: Such a lovely comment, my favorite of yours ever, I do believe. Good energy flowing back and forth. Music is king. Well, after God, of course He’s the Main Thing, and by all reports shall remain so forever and a day. Yes, at our last gig, we did make $12.00 in tips which we all agreed shouldst go to Ryan for his foot rigging, which he boughts good-used at the Saslvation Army. xo
Thanks Sweet Snag. Yes in deed self-pimping is just a matter of the mind. A new consciouness. I’ll get it done, perhaps even with joy and a song in my heart. Well yes OF COURSE with joy and a song in my heart! Why did the Lone ranger just ride thru? I have no idea. Should I Google that??
xo
Hey Sheila: My mind is now open and raised – so that’s 90% of the “battle.” Attitude is all. How’s it going?? It’s going freaking great. Thanks! xo
Off to do the dishes now. Be well, sweet everybodies.
On 11 July 2009 at 4:43 pm Liara Covert said,
You are already recognizing you remember innate self-confidence in stages. Each new initiative reminds you what you had forgotten about the love and acceptance in your soul. You are your own best friend. Share that joy and you enrich the lives of others and progress to new levels of awakening.
Liara Covert’s last blog post..How does mood alter everything?
On 12 July 2009 at 2:09 am SnaggleTooth said,
It was the same tune as the old show in my verses there…
SnaggleTooth’s last blog post..How Convenient on 7-11
On 12 July 2009 at 10:18 am Renee said,
Jannie, I’ve really went lax on my dedication to web-stalking you so I’m back to make up for lost time! I LOVE the song. You do a wonderful job live. I’m so proud of your bravery. I TRULY believe that we are held back by our own fears and nothing else. You go girl! The world is your oyster (and my crayfish…)
Renee
On 12 July 2009 at 10:21 am Aimee said,
If I’m going to incorporate a 7th I usually go for the minor, but in a few songs I’ve used an E major 7th…sounds really blue grassy/jazzy to me. I like it.
Aimee’s last blog post..Wild Woman
On 12 July 2009 at 12:41 pm Holly Jahangiri said,
You have a beautiful voice. It’s scary, this business of self-promotion. Much easier to create and let the work speak for itself, right? Not terribly effective, though, if you want to eat…
Be brave.
Holly Jahangiri’s last blog post..Alaska: White Pass & Yukon Route, Skagway
On 12 July 2009 at 12:47 pm Lynn said,
xoxooxoxoxoxxooxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
…backatcha!
Lynn’s last blog post..Futuristic, treat and our song
On 12 July 2009 at 1:07 pm Jannie said,
Hey guys! More wonderful comments to answer – thanks so much!
Liara, yes, in stages indeed. All adrift on ribbons of energy that come from the soul. I’m ready now!
Snag: I get it! you are just so filled with music, I must stay hip to your ways.
Renee: Wherever you are you’re always in my heart. “Held back by our own fears” is right. I remmeber Jerry Seinfeld saying he was so nervous all those first years. And once we’ve faced those fears they seem so small in hindsight. Now, don’t you sell yourself short, Girl — what you talking about crayfish, anyway!? You are a gifted artiste of multimedia and don’t forget it.
Aimee: I love those minor 7ths too. Use the Dm7 a lot in C. Plus, it’s real easy to play in first position!
Holly: How sweet of you to check out additional posts! Thank you. Yes, so much easier to create, so joyful and fulfilling. And I PROMISE I will be brave. I’ll picture you all in a big room with me, cheering me on as I take each step forward.
Lynn: I must double that. XOXOXOOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOOXOXOXOOXOXOXOXOXOOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOOXOXOXOXOOXOXOOXOXOOXOOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOOX
Excellent coolness – thanks!
On 12 July 2009 at 3:02 pm Tammy said,
“my jannie so kikking bucktotts.” That made me laugh blue bunny. Are you related for Forest Gump?
Hey Jannie sorry about my absence lately. I have a serious case of blogging blues. Anyway I like your tune there. You go girl!
T
On 12 July 2009 at 3:36 pm Paige said,
What fun to be on radio maybe even in stereo.
Go get ‘em you bra flinging, pizza loving momma!
Paige’s last blog post..G V T
On 12 July 2009 at 6:36 pm Natural said,
enjoyed the gee-tar playing. what will i do? i need to pick up my own geetar and starting playing again, what have i dooonnnne, now what will i dooooo.
i hope things go well with your promotion. all best to you!
Natural’s last blog post..I am conductor, hear me cook
On 12 July 2009 at 9:04 pm Lance said,
Well…I can’t play guitar (yet!). I have one though, did you know? It only scares people so far. The minivan…hey how’d you know we have one of those (although it’s usually my wife driving that!). We ARE insured though, so watch out world – I’ll do this anywhere (and I refuse to admit I’m addicted to blogging…)
Happy Sunday to you…my friend!!
Lance’s last blog post..Sunday Thought For The Day
On 12 July 2009 at 9:17 pm Mama Zen said,
Are you kidding? I want YOU to be MY life coach!
Mama Zen’s last blog post..Mama Zen – Crime Fighter!
On 12 July 2009 at 11:56 pm Jeanne said,
Jannie,
Where to start? I’m going to make a list. It’s in no particular order… just as it pops into my head.
1) There are DEFINITELY radio stations out there that will play your songs. Now, girl, get your ass-kicking skills in gear and go find them! They are there. So go kick ass! (HINT: You might wanna skip the bra-flinging for any in-person trips to radio stations as they likely won’t get the bra-flinging humor. Thus, your moment of Funsterment could backfire in a situation like that. Don’t worry. You can always do bra-flinging from the stage of your first world tour. By then, you’ll be able to pull it off with ease. For now, you may want to keep your penchant for flinging a bit more quiet. All in good time, my friend!!
2) Many famous people used to or still do get nervous. For example, I’ve seen Carly Simon interviewed about her severe anxiety (maybe stage fright would even be the right term). You’d never know it to watch her sing, huh?
3) I don’t think you need to get life coaching. I do think you are well-equipped to give it. So, feel the love of your cheerleaders but remember that you have what you need inside of YOU for moving forward. (Pssst… yes, you’ve got “it”. You’ve got the goods! Now you need to market yourself. That’s all).
4) You can stumble all you want like nobody’s business. No, you are not selfish for not using twitter much. I will say this, though… I have seen music promoted on twitter and I still think it would be an excellent way for you to market your work. (For heaven’s sakes, Tori’s marketed on twitter). Twitter is an amazing place to make connections. Plus it’s exploding in growth right now. So, if I were in your shoes, I’d be trying to make an effort to use twitter. I’ve seen where people take song snippets and send them out via twitter as a teaser. So, just remember that stepping out of your “comfort zone” may mean using twitter more than you normally would simply because it potentially could connect you with people who can help you obtain your objectives.
5) Finally, taking 9 hours offline was a damn gutsy move. I can’t believe you stepped away from the computer that long! JUST KIDDING! Good for you for implementing Funsterment and stepping away from the computer. You’re such a smart one!
Jeanne
xo
Jeanne’s last blog post..Hummingbird Happiness
On 13 July 2009 at 7:50 am Tess The Bold Life said,
Jannie,
Love it. If you make an add I’ll put it on my blog. How about that? Can do interview as well if you want.Sing on!
Tess The Bold Life’s last blog post..Mondays = 1/7 of Your Life
On 13 July 2009 at 10:29 am Barbara Swafford said,
Hi Jannie,
How exciting. Promoting your music to radio stations will definitely be a great way to get your name out there. I wish you all the best. You rock, Jannie girl!
Barbara Swafford’s last blog post..Our Target Audience – Aiming For The Bulls Eye
On 13 July 2009 at 12:56 pm Jannie said,
Paige: And maybe even in digital! Or surround-sound! Wow, ccould there be no limit to the wonder of it all?
xo
Natural: Your comment made me lol with the oooos I could imagine you singing. Yes, get your guitar out. You play some, I imagine? Do you write songs too? xo
Lance: No, I did not know you have a gee-tar. You tool lessons? Yes, I think you once mentioned your minivan, or was it in the driveway in that pic of your home? The latter, I think. You know, the Austin Lounge Lizards have a hilarious song called “Hey, Little Minivan.” (I think that’s the title.) You’re the one driving the Miata, right?
xo
Mama Z: Me? A life coach, wow. That’s a switch!
xo
Jeanne: Now that list comment you made – did you check it twice?
Hey, you know that I wear 2, and sometimes 3 bras for flinging, right? (I’ll demonstrate on video one day teh double and triple bra flinging techniques.) I give you my WOOD on that! Yes, yes, ass-kicking gears now switched into. Number 3 pretty-much rocks, thanks! Hmmmmn, on Twitter. Can I hire you to be my Twitter coach? I’m serious. I need a concrete plan. I feel swamped with it, have no clue how to do it. Just name me 3 specifific things I can do. (like learn how to spell specific.) And I know– I know, NINE WHOLE HOURS away from a computer. I had taken my pills tho, to get me through the ordeal. 
Love ya! And your book must be getting closer and closer to you by now. Are ya excited?? xo
Tess: Yes PLEASE interview me! I love doing those. Oh, and an ad – I think I can do that, great idea. Thanks! Let me see what I can come up with. xo
Barbara: Thanks! Radio play. And connections. Networking is what it’s all about. Can I do it? Yes I can! (Sing those last two lines to the Bob the Builder melody.) xo
On 13 July 2009 at 6:21 pm joaquin said,
hooray for ass-kicking! your voice is amazing. please direct me to where we are petioning merriam-webster to add “funsterment” to the dictionary.
joaquin’s last blog post..Expectantita
On 13 July 2009 at 6:51 pm Jannie said,
Joaquin: YOU kick ass! Hey, maybe I can be in Wikipedia now. Do you think? And I cannot help but bust a gut at Poe there in his get-up every time he graces this site. Rock on Edgar Allan Pie. And Poe! (Okay, there’s a new Bord On The Wire for my next post.)
On 13 July 2009 at 9:55 pm Giovanna Garcia said,
That is awesome. You can sing! I think that is one of the greatest gift to have. I wish you all the best, You are a Star!!
Giovanna Garcia
Imperfect Action is better than No Action
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On 13 July 2009 at 11:54 pm Jeanne said,
Jannie,
Did I check my last comment twice? Well, of course! I had to check whether you’ve been naughty or NICE.
I anxiously await your YouTube debut featuring the double and triple flinging methods. The world NEEDS to see this! So, please upload those videos ASAP!!
Your audience is waiting in rapt attention. C’mon! Captive audience! What kind of a performer are you? Strike while the iron’s hot, girl. Kick some ass.
You said you wanted CD publicity. Well, DO use your God-given talents… however “unique” they might be!
As far as giving me your WOOD, please see my blog’s response to your wood commentaries.
Glad to hear that ass-kicking is in full effect. Don’t stop now!
#3… oh yeah, you’ve got the goods, baby!
CCCKK. Gasp. CCCKK. Oh sorry! That was me choking. I thought you asked me to me your “twitter coach”. Only there’s no such thing (despite the throngs out there on twitter who will tell you otherwise as they swear they can get you 16,000 new followers a day).
Seriously, I will be happy to “talk twitter” with you anytime. Just shoot me an email and tell me when you’d like to talk.
I suppose my 3rd place prize worldwide for a tweet contest this past May counts for something. Remember, I got it right about when you won some sort of carrot contest? We were comparing how world famous we are now that we’ve won prestigious online prizes? Haha.
Seriously, I can’t promise you I can deliver the “concrete plan” you’re looking for but I can help you with ideas and I can definitely help you get more comfortable with using twitter effectively. Depending on how much memory your computer has, TweetDeck might become as helpful to you as it has to me. It’s a different world on TweetDeck than it was on web twitter!
I can name 3 specific things if you want but it would be better if we can talk offline a bit because it’ll help me tailor things to what you need.
Here are 3 ideas though:
1) Assuming your computer can handle TweetDeck (which is a bit of a memory hog), download it for free off the Internet. If your computer cooperates, it’ll save your life.
2) Tweet about your CD like crazy! Mark your tweets “Please retweet” or “Pls RT” if that won’t fit. Make sure your online friends (especially readers of this very blog!) know that you very much want your tweets to be retweeted!!! The more RTs you get, the more exposure you get. Any tweet that refers ppl to your twitter acct, your CD ordering info, or your blog is helpful! Follow ppl you like on FollowFriday so they are more likely to follow you back, thus bringing you tons of new followers/more exposure (details in email).
3) Network with other musicians!! Trust me, once you start following like-minded people, you’ll have cool people coming out of the woodwork to follow you back! When you find ppl more experienced about marketing music, PICK THEIR BRAINS (!) and when you find people just learning the marketing part, like you, share what you find in your research w/them. They’ll then be likely to share their findings with you. A win-win situation.
OK. Best 3 that I can do. Beyond that, we’ll have to connect offline.
Wow! 9 hours. Must have been beyond brutal. Strong meds I take it? That had to be rough indeed. Glad you’re still with us… What if blog withdrawal had killed you?
Love ya too! The anticipation is eating me alive. I mean… truly… how do you expect me to handle the suspense? I’m beside myself…
Jeanne
xoxoxo
Jeanne’s last blog post..Hummingbird Happiness
On 16 July 2009 at 6:22 pm Carla said,
Beautiful voice! You can play AND sing.
I can do one at the time, but not both at the same time. You have a wonderful gift!
Carla’s last blog post..Guest Post: Eco-Designers Embrace Full Figures
On 16 July 2009 at 6:27 pm Jannie said,
Hi, Carla: It took me a lot of time a much struggle to get to the point of being able to sing and play. A long time. If that’s your goal, please just stick at it — you’ll get it eventually. I swear.
Hey, my Jeanne – you slipped in there again, almost missed this one, what a shame that would’ve been, my fine non-furry friend.
I have read every word you wrote and thank you. I do have Tweetdeck and think I just need to keep playing around with it. Maybe even buy “Twitter For Dummies,” and concentrate on that and Stumble upon for my social media sites.
amen.
xo
On 22 July 2009 at 4:40 pm Jannie said,
i love u mom!!
On 22 July 2009 at 4:41 pm Jannie said,
hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
