I thought this was a baking bread thread!!!!

My prayers are as good as a Christians... our creator doesn't care how you get them across as long as ya do it

Amen

Sister- love is never too chiched.

But... I'm with B8tant- where are the naked dancers please?

Special Magic

You can't see it because it is invisible.
Hard to find and its very irresistible.
Softer than a butterfly and its delicate.
Its tapestry is woven and so intricate.
You know it when you have it inside.
Cherished you are aware of its pride.
More valuable than just gold or silver.
A spell binding that makes you shiver.

Ok ya'll, if you really need some nakey dancers, let me get my drums out and get a fire going- I'll be virtual nakey just for you

*dance dance dance dance*

*virtually hides in the bushs and drools *

Anoasis and Bl8tant:

Get real comfortable,sit back, got your favorite beverage:

Sister Shaman's already got the drum beat rollin for ya -------

Let the Chippendale visualization begin!

Now that's an awesome way to raise energy

I just got a vivid visual there.

No seriously, it’s not just because I’m a dirty old man. I actually bought some drums just the other day! I got a pair of congas and bongos (don’t laugh). I haven’t had time to beat on them yet, but I’m looking forward to it. This visual makes it even more inviting. After all, they are exotic drums. I like African music. Although I’m thinking about using timpani mallets instead of beating them by hand. The hand beating sounds more erotic, but I find the timpani mallets more attractive for some reason.

Whatever.

(grabs her mojito and sits back to check out the chippendale-style energy raising dancers)

C'mon out of the bushes Damn and join the dance...



Thanks Wench, Sister!!!

(Saturday Night.... LIVE?)

Jambay between my knees....smile on my dial...allowing the beat to come through me...weaving energy...

echoeing...resounding....sharing....higher and higher...

Awesome about the drums, abra! Due to an injury to my right hand, I currently can't play any of my drums by hand right now, but I have an Ojibwa (Chippewa?) made frame drum and I just got a Darbuka (http://www.vintagedrum.com/item/Istanbul-Mehmet-Darbuka-Copper-Flower-Leaf-Design-15-X-7-75-UP-IS107)
for my birthday that I am in love with. I enjoy playing by hand but I love the flexibility of timpani mallets (I prefer softer ones). I also have some claves that are so loud and lovely rich sounding

Saturday Night Live indeed!

Does anyone know how to play a digeridoo? Lee? (sp?)

Didgeridoo...I am hopeless at it, cyclical breathing...however I have some young people, that are phenomenal at it...we had an open mike one sunday, and this tiny little boy, all of six, climbed up on a stool with his 6 foot long dig and blew us all away...he catcalled, reverbed, cawed...he had the didg singing...and us adults in tears.

magical, and definately raised the energy of the plae.

*raised the energy of the place*

brings joyful shivers just imagining the image of that sweet soul at one with it all Lee...

Wench and I are on the hunt for a didgeridoo (I've no flippin' clue as to the appropriate spelling either)- I know the pretense of how to play them but have not exercised the method yet. There are some folks in our area who play with them-

Jess, cyclical breathing is nuts, and when I was "classically" trained how to do it I just about drown. My music instructors would have me fill my mouth full of water so I had chipmunk cheeks and then, while spitting the water out at a constant pressure, I had to take a deep breath through my nose as quickly as possible. I still can't do it very well.

Brrrrrooooowwwwaaaammmmmmm, Cheeerrrrrrrowowowow, Whammmmmmowwww.

Close as I can get via typed Didge.

I know one guy here that can play. he was up on an open stage with a few other musicians that I know and it was GREAT!
Unfortunately the place burned down a year and a half ago and there's not many places that have an open stage every week here.

While were at it, drumming and dancing and making funny typed sounds, I propose a toast, a prayer, if you will-

To all of us, to everyone we've never met. Let our joy spread out and warm the hearts of the world