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Promoting Young Talent - Age Boundries
What age do you think it is appropriate for a child to sing songs about love and or sexual tendencies?
 
 
   
 

9:50pm

thought i'd lost my laser/led light keychain.

front pocket, not the back one.

 

i watched all my gals perform their hearts

out for queen neelah. oh, how wonderful

they were! i'm proud of 'em. sara's ballet

was amazing, and nicole's skit was really

good!!! i bet they're excited that it's all

over!

 

now for the hard part... there are so many

politics surrounding the pageant that i'm

remembering why i didn't want to be a

part of it last year. it's very sad how it can't

be won or lost based on performance and

personality. it's all family, it's all bologna.

 

i also found out that ethan was passed up

as an escort. how gay is that?! he's the nicest,

cutest, most charming guy i've met in a very

long time! man, those dudes must be trippin'.

 

i told you i was miffed at injustice.

 
 
 

   
Searching for skills

 

I made a decision to look for local musicians to get involved with my album project.

The biggest issue I have with my songwriting is on the music side. I believe that I write good songs, and that's been backed up by countless musicians and industry professionals.

I'm very happy with my lyric writing, and the general melodies. The issue comes when I convert the song from my mind, into reality. Because I only play a bit of guitar, I cannot seem to get the expression I want out of the instruments. Like I do with the vocals. I'm sure that I will in time, but I really want to get this album out before the end of this year.

I was chatting to a friend of mine who goes to the odd karaoke, and I discovered that he was in a band. He has requested my company a number of times at an open mic night. So I finally went on wednesday.

I ended up getting up and doing 2 numbers, with the help of a guitarist.

I must admit that I really enjoyed the night. The venue sort of reminded me a bit of the cavern club (of beatles fame). It was underground, and all arches. The acoustics were fantastic because the long arches acted like funnels for the sound.

At the end of the night, I was approached by a few of the musicians. Who asked me to come down and perform again. So I said I would learn one of their songs if they would learn one for me. We were all in agreement. So it looks like I'll be doing it again soon.

This experience sparked an idea. I could visit a number of open mic nights and get chatting with some of the musicians. Then see if any of them are interested in helping me out with developing my album. I'll make a CD of a few songs for them to listen to. If they like it then we will take it from there :)

I'm going to be putting more about this in my blog, as it happens. I found 2 potential musicians on wednesday, though nothing is in concrete until they are sitting in my studio, recording with me.

OK. So what's been going on on my Youtube channel. They have a habit of changing things, and this time they've removed the total video views from their statistics. So I had to do a manual count up. Here's the latest:

My subscribers are up to 746.

Channel views have increased to 17,049.

After a long counting process. I can tell you that my total viewing figures are 262,877.

You can visit my Youtube channel at the following link:

Jeffstunes Youtube channel

Now I have to go and learn "Afternoons and coffee spoons" for my next appearance at the open mic night :)

It's all good fun.

 
 
   
 

What defines a sporting champion?
In my mind a sporting champion is not defined solely by their results. It is easy to distinguish the champion who wins the title or gold medal - they are in the news for all to see. Not all that win are true champions - it is what they do with that win - their response that can define it. Do they win gracefully, do they win with courage and are they consistent in their response - either to win consistently or to also lose with grace and courage.

The champion that does not win the game or the race is less easy to see. This sporting champion gives their full 100% each and every time in competition and training; leaves their heart on the field, does whatever it takes to win and then is able to accept defeat. The defeat does not come through lack of application. In sport only one can win first place, but all can still win - it is the term of 'winning' that can be redefined.

You see, it can be tempting to view a loss as a failure. That the sole criteria for success is based on coming away with a win - without seeing what is actually achieved in the performance. A champion mindset is able to see the result in perspective, and take a loss as a learning experience - learn what needs to be done next to continue on to further success. The more you fail, the more you will succeed.

A champion never loses as long as he/she continues to learn and grow and become the best that he/she can be. Start acting like a champion and the results will follow.
 
 
 

   
THE RECITAL!!!!

Yeah!!!!

 

So, the Advanced Guitar spring recital just happened tonight! It was fantastic!!!!

 

And.... the next thing on my blog will be my performance, so you lucky peeps can watch it. =P

 
 
   
 

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