Two Musical Presentations

[Dusky]

Hello everyone,

I received two beautiful e-mails recently with some inspirational words surrounded with wonderful music. I have added these to my own web site http://findingmybananabreadman.com/ .

Here are the links to both of these meaningful messages:

An Irish Blessing -

http://www.e-water.net/viewflash.php?flash=irishblessing_en

and

Finding Joy - Sweet Truths -

http://www.findingjoymovie.com/

Enjoy,

John - Dusky is my handle on here

Love you Jack

[WaltC]

Thank You Dusky, especially for the Irish Blessing.

How did you know that I needed that today?

[Dusky]

WaltC,

You're quite welcome. I'm glad it came at just the right time for you. You're the first person I met on here three years ago.

Peace,

John - Dusky is my handle on here

Love you Jack

[Guest moparlicious]

Dusky,

My dear friend, thank you so much. I am hurting so much these days, it is coming up on the year anniversary of Dan's death, its hard to believe it has been this long. Those were truly beautiful and I am crying my heart out but love those links.Thanks!!!!!!!!!! Your friend, Kim

[leeann]

I think both are just beautiful.

Thanks so much for posting these.

leeann

[JoeA]

Dusky -

Thank you once again my friend. These are beautiful. We are blessed to have you in our community.

- Joe

[MikeC]

John, those moved me to tears. The tune "Down by the Salley Garden" that accompanies the Irish Blessing is so beautiful. A musical couple I play with introduced me to that song and we play it every time we get together.

Here is what grabbed me in Finding Joy:

"Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things."

It is the little things, indeed, that I miss the most.

Thank you, John.

Mike

[WendyJ]

Mike that is the line that gets to me too, and it is so true isn't it? I think back to even the most simple things that Steve and I did with the girls and would give anything to go back to those times, yet at the time they were just that.... a simple thing that now seems like a big thing. sigh.....

Love,

Wendy

[Guest Vickie O'Neil]

John, Thank You!

The Irish blessing is so poignant. Patrick O'Neil was my husband..& if that's not Irish..I don't know what is. The video showed a cabin in the country with a stome fence built..another Irish thing. My husband & his Dad were building a stone fence when Pat died... at his cabin..a simple old fashioned stacked stone fence. So I cried & I thank you for the remembering of my beloved Irish Man.

Pat & I built a stacked stone garden together as well..a back breaking labor of love.

Vickie O'Neil