When I Start To Write, I See

I've Learned A Lot Of Things About Myself Through Singing. I Used To Have A Certain Dislike Of The Audience, Not As Individual People, But As A Giant Body Who Was Judging Me. Of Course, It Wasn`t Really Them Judging Me. It Was Me Judging Me. Once I Got Past That Fear, It Freed Me Up, Not Just When I Was Performing But In Other Parts Of My Life.

I Think I'm One Of The Very Lucky Ladies.

Once In A While I Experience An Emotion Onstage That Is So Gut-wrenching, So Heart-stopping, That I Could Weep With Gratitude And Joy. The Feeling Catches And Magnifies So Rapidly That It Threatens To Engulf Me.

The Anateur Works Until They Get Something Right. The Professional Works Until They Can't Go Wrong.

I Saw The Sound Of Music Again Recently, And I Loved It. Probably It's A More Valuable Film Now Than When It First Came Out, Because Some Of The Things It Stood For Have Already Disappeared. There's A Kind Of Naive Loveliness About It, And Love Goes By So Fast ... Love And Music And Happiness And Family, That's What It's All About. I Believe In These Things. It Would Be Awful Not To, Wouldn't It?