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Hey Mike I think your send button got stuck

L.W.

Oh gee! I am really sorry! That is absolutly annoying! I am doing this from my computer at school and I am noticing my keyboard is sticking from time to time. I am really sorry for this. I think it happened because I hit the enter button and it stuck on me. Sorry!--Mike

Ohmygosh PC - can you not sing for the joy of singing? Reading how many stipulations you put on singing, I feel sad that you don't see music for what it is - a form of entertainment for yourself and others fortunate enough to share it with you - singing in your own voice because they are there to be with you.

When I hear music that I connect with, the joy of it just wells up in me and has to burst forth - out of my chest, out of my head out of my entire body. My friends feel the joy of it if it is a joyful song and the melancholy of it if it taps into the sadder moments of life. But whatever the gist of the song, it is wonderful, passionate and totally consuming. You don't have to be a good singer to touch someone else with it, you just have to feeeeel it. That is why I sing - to connect with the audience. They all may not listen because not all of them love music the same way. Some may be there to listen and others may be there just for the experience of being with other folks. Whatever, there is usually some person there (that I will probably never meet or even see again) that will feel that one song because of me. I have no plans to be a singing star. I have no agenda other than to share the music in me. What a high. After a night of singing it takes me hours to come down.

I used to be in a choir at work. The Director of our state department decreed there would be a Holiday Season choir. We decided we would have no tryouts, which meant we would probably have some folks joining the choir who were wonderful, some who could not sing as well as others and some who could not sing at all. You know what I've always found? Those who could not sing at all were every bit as important as those who were so sure of their own worth to the choir. The joy of being allowed to share their love of music put a smile on their face that I rarely saw on the 'wonderful' singer. Because of that, our choir grew each year. We started out singing in unison with about 10 folks performing for a few minutes in each of our 2 buildings. Then, because I knew their love of music would allow them to sing anything, I started choosing more intricate 4 part music. When the choir disbanded due to the retirement of most of its long time core members, we were 40 strong and singing for most of a week by request in all the state buildings including the State Capitol and local government buildings. Those people who "couldn't sing" were still inspiring everyone around them because of the magic of wanting to make music.

If joy rolls off you whether it is from making music or just living life, people will love being with you.

Oh gee! I am really sorry! That is absolutly annoying! I am doing this from my computer at school and I am noticing my keyboard is sticking from time to time. I am really sorry for this. I think it happened because I hit the enter button and it stuck on me. Sorry!--Mike

nah I didnt attack you Perry...I suggested you get a grip and take responibility instead of blaming anything and everything else for your woes perceived or imagined. You make victim a proffession and sorry I cant be your cyber friend cos I like to surround myself with positive people.
EVERONE has speedbumps in their lives from time to time. Pause for a moment, acknowledge life aint great then move on, stop trying to blame KS, SS, you feeling like you are a 2nd rate citizen because you have false teeth (I think I still have that email somewhere), people who didnt acknowledge your comment that you left on their sub, People who didnt pm you to say good job when you subbed listen only, the KJ who obviously didnt place such a huge store by your fondly recalled little intimate chats, your wife for not understanding your needs (poor woman if she has to listen to the rehash of everything you type here) Lordairguitar for giving you a reality check or ME for holding my hand up and saying NO SORRY PERRY I NO LONGER WISH TO PUT UP WITH YOUR WHINEY-<span style=font-size:10px><i>(@$%&#!)</i></span> "POOR ME" CRAP ANY LONGER

LMMFAO!! I guess you told me!
Whatever makes you feel good about yourself.

I forgive you.

awwww bless, he drops the "poor me" act for just long enough to be arrogant how cute

I dont need your forgiveness for speaking my mind Perry, I didnt flame you, I spoke the truth, as did everyone else here...thing is, if you are not prepared to accept that other opinions may differ from yours, why post only to be offended when you are not agreed with?

Ohmygosh PC - can you not sing for the joy of singing? Reading how many stipulations you put on singing, I feel sad that you don't see music for what it is - a form of entertainment for yourself and others fortunate enough to share it with you - singing in your own voice because they are there to be with you.

When I hear music that I connect with, the joy of it just wells up in me and has to burst forth - out of my chest, out of my head out of my entire body. My friends feel the joy of it if it is a joyful song and the melancholy of it if it taps into the sadder moments of life. But whatever the gist of the song, it is wonderful, passionate and totally consuming. You don't have to be a good singer to touch someone else with it, you just have to feeeeel it. That is why I sing - to connect with the audience. They all may not listen because not all of them love music the same way. Some may be there to listen and others may be there just for the experience of being with other folks. Whatever, there is usually some person there (that I will probably never meet or even see again) that will feel that one song because of me. I have no plans to be a singing star. I have no agenda other than to share the music in me. What a high. After a night of singing it takes me hours to come down.

I used to be in a choir at work. The Director of our state department decreed there would be a Holiday Season choir. We decided we would have no tryouts, which meant we would probably have some folks joining the choir who were wonderful, some who could not sing as well as others and some who could not sing at all. You know what I've always found? Those who could not sing at all were every bit as important as those who were so sure of their own worth to the choir. The joy of being allowed to share their love of music put a smile on their face that I rarely saw on the 'wonderful' singer. Because of that, our choir grew each year. We started out singing in unison with about 10 folks performing for a few minutes in each of our 2 buildings. Then, because I knew their love of music would allow them to sing anything, I started choosing more intricate 4 part music. When the choir disbanded due to the retirement of most of its long time core members, we were 40 strong and singing for most of a week by request in all the state buildings including the State Capitol and local government buildings. Those people who "couldn't sing" were still inspiring everyone around them because of the magic of wanting to make music.

If joy rolls off you whether it is from making music or just living life, people will love being with you.