Sound, Soul, Muse and Life…Isn’t it wonderful?
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My joy, my love, my great pleasure to listen and embrace the creative moment where all comes together.
Listen
Love
Embrace
Enjoy …
… Isn’t life wonderful?
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Street Music!
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I love the countryside and feeling close to the earth, but I also enjoy the nature of city life. I used to have a studio loft in downtown Portland, Oregon. It was on Main street in the heart of the city.
The creative energy that can be found at night in the city can be awesome. Â Frequently I’d leave my windows open to listen to late night city sounds. and sometimes, something magical could be heard.
Thank you for visiting,
~ Penny
The Why About This 
Lovely music!
Thank you Barb!
Nice video…lovely music…
Yes, if I could have just been there it would have been perfect Ivonne! Thanks.
Lovely music. Thank you so much for sharing, Penny!
Hi Amy, isn’t it fun, I would have liked to have been there! 🙂
We are much the same. We love being out in nature and exploring small towns but could be equally as content living in the city. At one time we had entertained living downtown in Portland.
A different flow, just like a different taste or flavor, but wonderful not the less. Isn’t embracing life the greatest thing ever LuAnn! Portland is a wonderful city to live in. At least it was for me! 🙂
On the subject of embracing life, the other day I took a bold step and told a friend who is suffering from depression (something I know a bit about from my past) that she had a choice, she could choose to embrace life and be happy or she could choose to continue on her present path. I felt I was taking a risk because she is somewhat fragile but I felt she was wallowing in self-pity. To my great joy she thanked me for the wake-up call. Embracing life is truly the greatest thing ever. 🙂
Way to Go, LuAnn! Life is short, live wide, yes!!! 🙂
It was a bit risky as she has been depressed for a while but I sensed she might be receptive.
Keep sensing, it is a very good thing and it is growing in each of us. This inner awareness. I know you know what I’m referring to dear friend!
I believe I do. 🙂
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AnElephantCant conceal the huge pleasure
This performance in him stimulates
He finds it just great
What some folk can create
He loves the energy street music generates
They are just great aren’t they? Thank you! 🙂
I love street music. have a nice day!
It is wonderful isn’t it Stefan. Thank you, you also! 🙂
Portland is great for that! Thanks.
Yes, you hail from there don’t you! I tell everyone that Portland is the only city I know of where if you ask someone for directions they will take the time to tell you sometimes even showing you where. At least it used to be that way! I hope it still is!
I love street music. A few years back, my husband, son and I enrolled in a steel drum course. It was great fun – but what I didn’t know what that we would, at the end of the 6 week course, be performing on a busy, busy street in Vancouver Canada. This was not something that I signed up for!! But what an amazing experience to have people stop by to appreciate the music. Street musicians are truly remarkable – they give us the gift of music as we run about with our busy lives. Thank you so much for sharing!!
I enjoyed this one, and I would have absolutely adored hearing you guys play, steel drums make a most excellent sound! That had to be one wonderful experience for all of you!
I love listening to the wind… or more specifically, the breeze amongst the leaves. If it’s a warm, sunny day in the spring or the summer, then I can usually get the full five senses experience… the wind and the warmth against my skin, the sound of the leaves whispering, the vibrant green of the grass, the scent of the flowers and – if I’m being creative LOL – the taste of whatever I’ve brought with me to eat and drink LOL
it does sound lovely the way you’ve expressed it. 🙂
Great stuff, Penny! Engaging! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Liz, being there would have been the best, but the video is a good one I think! 🙂
magical music! Thank you for sharing Penny! Love it! ♥
I enjoyed doing so, Joycelyn, thank you, if I could have actually been there that would have been great!