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Dan it is nice to see that some other people believe that music is their
passion, and they keep pursuing it. Sometimes I become discouraged
and wonder if it's worth all the time and energy that it takes to become
a singer/ songwriter. I am truly unh…
Dan, I have been busy with bridal showers and my Daughter's Wedding which will
be in three weeks. Anyway I am grateful that I listened to my intuition and took the train that was traveling to Toronto, Canada where a retreat was taking place in a
bea…
Golley! wow! love it Camille. I can see a little touch of peace coming through that golden light.
LV, HUGS
Sabrina
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- What's Your Favourite Way To Create?
- singing and writing lyrics,cooking, playing with the keyboard
- Favourite Artists (in ANY creative medium)
- Reba Macintire, Phill Collins, Celione Dion, Bon Jovi, Jewel
Faith Hill, Mary J. Bligh, Bionca, Gloria Estafan, Julia Cameron
Keith Urbine, Amy Grant, Destiny's Child, Julie andrews,
Shania Twain, Tina turner, Barry Manilow
- Greatest Creative Moment You've Had?
- The greatest creative moment I ever had was when I was
working with a Mentor in a recording studio.
- What's Your Biggest Creative Dream?
- My biggest creative dream is to be a professional singer,
songwriter, and musician.
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- At 9:26pm on December 12, 2008,
Barbara Ann Storrier said… - Just got this in email from Daily OM and wanted to share it with you :)
December 12, 2008
Wild Wisdom
Animals As Teachers
Since prehistoric times, animals have acted as companions to humans on their journey toward enlightenment. Animals as disparate in character as house pets, birds, sea creatures, and insects have been our mentors, teachers, and guides. There is much we can learn from animals, as they offer us the unique opportunity to transcend the human perspective. Unlike human teachers, animals can only impart their wisdom by example, and we learn from them by observation. An animal teacher can be a beloved pet or an animal in the wild. You may even find yourself noticing the animals in your backyard. Even robins and bumblebees have lessons to share with you.
Animals teach us in a variety of ways about behavior, habit, and instinct. House pets embody an unconditional love that remains unchanged in the face of our shape, size, age, race, or gender. They care little for the differences between us and them and simply enjoy loving and being loved. Our pets encourage us to let our guards down, have fun, and take advantage of every opportunity to enjoy life. You can also learn lessons from the animals you encounter in the wild if you take the time to observe their habits. Cold-blooded animals show us adaptability and sensitivity to one’s environment. Mammals serve as examples of nurturing and playfulness. Animals that live in oceans, lakes, and rivers demonstrate the value of movement and grace. It is even possible to learn from insects that live in highly structured communities that everyone plays a vital role.
Animals teach us about life, death, survival, sacrifice, and responsibility. If you find yourself drawn to a particular animal, ask yourself which of its traits you find most intriguing and think about how you might mimic those traits. Think of what you might learn from observing the little bird on your windowsill or the mosquito buzzing around a picnic table. Animals express themselves with abandon, freedom, and integrity. It’s natural to be drawn to the wisdom offered by our animal teachers, and in doing so, discover what is natural and true within you.
PS ... I haven't read much of Vein of Gold yet, will be doing so soon, and getting the group going for discussion here. Making a doll sounds good to me ... Susan H. has mentioned that also ... she's reading VOG now. I'm looking forward to the adventure :)
- At 5:08pm on June 9, 2008,
Camille said…
- Sabrina, good luck with your new endeavors.
Singing other artist's material requires even more creativity, because it already has one signature on it, and the next singer has to try to own the song, as if it were theres!
Give yourself big pats on the back whenever you sing!
Stick with CCS long enough and you will be writing symphonies soon! : ) Best wishes from Camille
- At 4:26pm on June 9, 2008,
Barbara Ann Storrier said…
- At 10:50pm on May 27, 2008,
Stephanie Marks-Ryan said… - Hi Sabrina! How did you like the Grand Ole Opry? I haven't been for many years but it's still a great drawing card here in Music City. I'm new to novel writing. Most of my work has been poetry and essays. I see you like to sing and write lyrics. Have any of your songs been recorded? I work with a lot of aspiring songwriters. :) Happy tunes to you!
- At 3:22pm on May 27, 2008,
jenny de bode said… - Thank you Sabrina! I do believe that creating is the genuine source of happiness. (Did'nt it all start with creating....?) I wish you happy creating yourself!
- At 4:15am on May 21, 2008,
Jules said… - Thanks for the friend invite Sabrina!
I am sure I will be seeing you around CCS :-)
- At 3:03am on May 2, 2008,
Susan Hosken said…
- Sabrina,
I sent you an email. Did you get it? I'll send another one after I send this.
My only creativity was some knitting and some cross stitch. I do it when I have company or watching TV sometimes.
Do you do anything other than your singing?
Lots of love from Susan in Australia
- At 3:46am on April 27, 2008,
- I was going to send you a personal email message but the icon isn't showing up on your site. I have written to Dan who started this group to ask him why. In the meantime I will write here. It is better writing personal things in a personal email though.
Lots of love from Susan in Australia
- At 2:42am on April 26, 2008,
- Hi Sabrina,
Nice of you to get in contact. I am going out to lunch today with an old workmate. Have you been writing any new songs lately? If you want to write a longer letter we can correspond by email on this site.
Lots of love from Susan in Australia
- At 4:34am on April 24, 2008,
Barbara Ann Storrier said…
- Hi Sabrina,
Sure wish we could hear you sing :) Recently my boyfriend and I started a blues society in our town, we have blues jams three times a week and often vocalists will be invited to join in. Wonder if there is anything like that for country music in your area at all? Or learn a few blues tunes and go to a blues jam .. you could meet some people there who are interested in all different kinds of music.
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