​Marching on, I am grateful for warmer weather, and gigs! Also, working on staying calm in the face of the Corona virus and turning off the news.
 
I had the most wonderful time in Columbus, OH, this past weekend where I played a sold out house concert, did my “Music and Message” at Unity of Delaware, OH, the next day, followed by my Joy in the Journey Workshop. I’ve even been asked to come back to give my Ho’oponopono workshop for letting go of the past through forgiveness.
 
Here’s a couple who were in the back yard of Rev. Joanne and Joe’s amazing home for my concert.

​I love songwriting and recording, so my recent gig for friends Andy Waterman and Lauren Price at Umbrella Media in Nashville was a dream job. I joined them and other songwriters to write alphabet songs for little ones. I got to write songs for the letters A through D and M, N, O, P, R and T! I wrote 10 songs in two days, and even had a chance to record demos of them. That is the kind of work I could do every day and love!

Nashville is always a special place to be, and I’m so glad that everyone is safe and strong after two tornadoes recently hit nearby.
 
I hope you can make it to my shows at The Venue, a beautiful new venue in Aurora. I will be performing there for a Songwriters Night on March 12 and then I'll be doing my Burt Bacharach show, "What the World Needs Now," there on March 22. I'll even be raffling off some CDs and music download cards on Thursday night at the Songwriters show!
 
Stay healthy and happy, keeping in mind that this could very well unite us/the world bringing nations together in a common effort to heal.

Only love is real ~ Thanks so much for all your support.

As soon as March rolls around every year, the Irish in me starts coming out strong. I get a hankering for corned beef, will hear myself slip into an Irish brogue, and of course, start yearning to hear "Danny Boy." 

So whether you're Irish like me or just want to feel a little bit Irish this time of year, I wanted to give you a free download of my version of "Danny Boy." Play it anyyime you want to have a good cry or feel the spirit of St. Patrick's Day all year long. Enjoy!