wow! that's exciting, does your brother play, sing or record/mix/master?
will the recording be anything we can take a gander at?
as for special treatment, i think anyone that sets foot in the same room
as IM and gets to listen to a show of theirs gets special treatment! :)
you won't be disappointed. I hope to make it to at least one philly show
(am in the process of student teaching and is making it difficult to
steal days away...am up to my elbows in clay!) but maybe i'll see you
there, should be around vacation time i believe! ooh, maybe i'll be a
lucky gal! November seems like worlds away in school land. as much as i
want november to come, there is something about october i would not wish
away quickly. "Our little town in October, my room in pumpkin light".
Speaking of pumpkin light...I'd like to announce to everyone that Keene,
NH has an amazing pumpkin festival on october 24 and 25. The entire town
brings their jack-o-lanterns to the town square and line the streets with
them. They are lit at night and the town glows. you can see pictures of
it on the Keene website. Last year there were 27,000 something pumpkins
there! I plan to travel there and stay with a friend. carve a pumpkin or
two. eat those tasty seeds and some warm pumpkin pie. mmmhmm. some hot
apple cider to boot! yummy goodness!
Take care! ~Emily
>From: "Jessica Doman" >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject:
Re: [im] club cafe show >Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 22:25:23 +0000 > >Emily!
you are hysterical! I will be at the Thanksgiving show in >Philadephipa
and I can't wait! it will be my first time, ever!! a friend >of mine is
good friends with Don and Karen and so I am hoping to get some >sort of
special treatment. My brother actually had a chance to record >with them
recently--which is just another reason for me to get to meet >these idols
of mine. :) I am glad that you had a good time. November is >too far
away! > > > >----Original Message Follows---- From: "Emily Druchunas"
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Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi! I >just got home from Pittsburgh
today. Just would like to say what a >magical time I had. Everything from
the beautiful drive across >Pennsylvania, to finding a hotel room that
had a double rainbow just >outside its window to greet us, to the fine
pint of guinness and >spinach/artichoke dip (gee that was good!), to the
very friendly IM fans >(who clued me into an open table in the seemingly
crowded room and helped >to scrounge up an extra chair....thanks if
you're out there reading), to >the performance...beautiful as always
despite the smokey room and the >late hour at which I think they rarely
perform (due to the little ones), >to the nightcap conversation I had
with Karen and Don, two genuinely good >people. It was an all over good
time! Made me smile, made me cry (just >can't help it when she sings
Never Knew You From The Sun) and reminded me >to take a moment out of the
daily stresses of life to find some >peace...to make room for a good
night out. I just loved being able to >have such fun over a two day
weekend...to be able to fit so many good >memories into such a short
amount of time, and return back to the work >week as usual. To know it
can be done without needing to take days off! >(can you tell I'm
giddy...sorry! It's a new revelation!)Oh, no songs off >of IM or Umbrella
this time, but a few from Glow (Keeping Awake, Bright >As Yellow and
Brave). What I like about seeing them live (among other >things) is that
you can make out some of the ramblings she attaches to >songs that aren't
on the liner notes but are in the songs...especially >like in Keeping
Awake and Lakes of Canada and I'm so excited to hear them >because it's
like hearing another aspect of the song...a bonus of >sorts...but then
the bummer is, I leave for the night and I've already >forgotten them. I
guess that's alright though, maybe they were meant to >be fleeting. She
played a bunch from Birds and Befriended. No piano this >time. I was
surprised to hear so many people asking for Happy, The >End...a song I
always think is overlooked and happens to be my favorite. >But alas, she
couldn't play it without a piano and said it would miss >something
without Steve on the drums. The opening band was kind of funky >with a
girl playing a fine slide guitar. She had a very nice voice. It >was one
of those bands though that had a repetitive sound...no change in >tempo,
however it was nice to close your eyes to and listen. There was
>something about the lonliness in the slide guitar and the shimmering
>sound that came from it that took me to a far off place. Okay I think I
>gave a penny too much of my two cents! I look forward to the fez show
>coming up, hope to see some of you there! I always look around the room
>wondering who some of you are...if any of you are on the list and which
>ones you would be. Had the urge to step up onto the stage and announce
in >the microphone that I am Emily Druchunas and if anyone is here from
the >IM list would you please raise your hand! I'm easy to spot...the
girl >with the dumb smile plastered on her face the entire show. If you
see me, >come up and say hi! Take care all! ~Emily
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