The show was pretty darned good....I loved performing with my classmates at La Peña in Berkeley this afternoon.
I was nervous. I wondered whether or not I was gonna have a heart attack
prior to going on. I was put on the program and told last-minute that
I'd follow Paula, a well-practiced beautiful African American from Queens, with her extraordinary story, based on a
published one, of slaves in the cotton fields who remembered they could fly! We were
right after intermission and introduced as a group of three from Kirk's
intermediate class. And then I was up and I was there and in the zone
and people were reacting to all the specifics of my Paris love nest tale, and in 5 minutes
it was over and then at break everyone I knew and some I didn't came up
to congratulate me, and hug me and massage me and say I was fabulous,
my voice fantastic, and this story brilliant.
It doesn't get much better than this ...in this place... at this time. And there will be a DVD to share.
It doesn't get much better than this ...in this place... at this time. And there will be a DVD to share.
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