LDS Music Artist Showcase

I had the wonderful opportunity to perform with some very talented artists at the historic Old City Hall in downtown American Fork, UT.  Masa Fukuda, Jhonny K and Crew and various artists from Nancy DeMello's album, "Faith, Hope, Love".  It was a beautiful evening!

(Apparently, I'm the only one who didn't hear the photographer count to three...how typical...)

I was able to debut my latest song, "Just Not Today" , (a song about the emotions of infertility and others who are never given the opportunity to have a family) . I nearly cried when I saw grown men crying. I was told story after personal story about the heartache and heartbreaks. I received great, supportive feedback so I'll now move towards recording it!

Concert Announcement

I'm so excited to be a part of this! I'm even more excited to perform my newest song! It's its "big" debut! (It's a little bit nervous but I reassured it everything's gonna be all right...). :).

See ya there!

AUDITIONS for Idaho Falls EXTENDED!!!

AUDITIONS for the Idaho Falls concert have been extended through this 

Friday, November 23rd, 2012!  

Please follow the info on the following page to enter:

Christmas Concert Announcements (and audition opportunity)-Idaho and Utah!

Click the THREE pictures below to make them BIG enough to read!!!
(Then, go buy tickets so I can see all your glowing faces in the audience!) :)

Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!!!

I had a ton o' fun down in the beautiful middle of nowhere last night:

The Rockin' R Ranch in Antimony, Ut.

(the natives pronounce it "an.i.moe.nee". Do not announce the "t" or you will find yourself mocked.)

It was a blast performing last night for the Central & Southern Ut 4-H retreat. I giggled as 100 of the best 4-H'ers around sang and danced to "The Princess Pat" with absolutely no detectable melody line. Then I was lucky to witness

"The Mighty Pick-up Line Competition".

(My personal fave was when a young man held his arms out to the young lady, expecting a huge, hug-filled embrace and pulsed his eyebrows as he said oh-so-slyly, "Wanna hold the priesthood?" That one cracked me up. It was my very favorite...I don't know how it didn't win.)

I kicked off the night in a memorable way when I tried to ask the owner of the ranch for a glass of water and he had NO idea what I was asking for. How was I supposed to know he didn't understand sign language!?! (and why in the world was I using it, I had no idea!)

Next, in the middle of my introduction, I ever-so-gracefully spilled that large cup o' agua all over my posters...and notes...and camera...and sound equipment...but, no worries! I redeemed my awesomeness when I accidentally changed the song right in the middle of singing it...and couldn't get it back.

Needless to say, we had a knee-slappin' good time.

So, to all you 4-H'ers out there, a shout out for you! Wa-hooooooo!!!
(and never, ever forget how amazing you are...)