Comments for http://lisawebsites.com/steel Tue, 08 May 2012 11:33:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by Gene Skinner http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Gene Skinner Tue, 08 May 2012 11:33:18 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-235 Enjoyed it. PING Enjoyed it. PING

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by LxoJ http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-232 LxoJ Mon, 07 May 2012 16:36:09 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-232 HUA... hmmm like that. HUA… hmmm like that.

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by Alan Tompkins http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Alan Tompkins Mon, 07 May 2012 16:34:32 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-231 HUA. Heard, understood (sorta), and acknowledged. Very nice work, Lisa! HUA. Heard, understood (sorta), and acknowledged. Very nice work, Lisa!

]]> Comment on Once in a Full Moon: Don’t Forget Your Life by LxoJ http://lisawebsites.com/steel/fullmoon_yourlif/comment-page-1/#comment-230 LxoJ Sat, 05 May 2012 23:53:12 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2767#comment-230 Enjoy the spectacular view! Enjoy the spectacular view!

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by LxoJ http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-229 LxoJ Sat, 05 May 2012 23:45:59 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-229 Hey there sweet e-Claire! Yes, my take in this post is strictly for those songs which come from these unreachable inspired places, and not the beautiful songs that are created by other means and sculpted into shape with skill, know-how, time and effort. I would never want my thoughts here to take away from the amazing talent that is revealed through composition and prose -- and from those whose life craft is to bring it to us. Miss you ma'm! LxoJ Hey there sweet e-Claire!
Yes, my take in this post is strictly for those songs which come from these unreachable inspired places, and not the beautiful songs that are created by other means and sculpted into shape with skill, know-how, time and effort. I would never want my thoughts here to take away from the amazing talent that is revealed through composition and prose — and from those whose life craft is to bring it to us.

Miss you ma’m!

LxoJ

]]> Comment on Once in a Full Moon: Don’t Forget Your Life by Claire Lynch http://lisawebsites.com/steel/fullmoon_yourlif/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Claire Lynch Sat, 05 May 2012 19:09:47 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2767#comment-228 Hey ya Lisa... I'm chiming in late... I think because There may have been an error in my email address... But it would more-likely be that I've been caught in that maze addressed here! Thanks for the Steven Covey references Nancy and Lisa both. Time to leap 3000 feet in the air and take a quick look! Cheers! Hey ya Lisa… I’m chiming in late… I think because There may have been an error in my email address… But it would more-likely be that I’ve been caught in that maze addressed here! Thanks for the Steven Covey references Nancy and Lisa both. Time to leap 3000 feet in the air and take a quick look!
Cheers!

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by Claire Lynch http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-227 Claire Lynch Sat, 05 May 2012 18:58:36 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-227 *Ping* Hey Miss Lisa, I do agree with you... Most songs are a gift to our subconscious... Yet there have been others for me which have been seeded by experience and grown with "channeling" as you call it. No matter what, good songwriting is a gift and an adventure. To me, though, GREAT song writing requires elbow grease and know-how. Thanks for your comments! *Ping*
Hey Miss Lisa,
I do agree with you… Most songs are a gift to our subconscious… Yet there have been others for me which have been seeded by experience and grown with “channeling” as you call it. No matter what, good songwriting is a gift and an adventure. To me, though, GREAT song writing requires elbow grease and know-how. Thanks for your comments!

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by LxoJ http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-226 LxoJ Fri, 04 May 2012 14:13:10 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-226 :-) :-)

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by LxoJ http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-225 LxoJ Fri, 04 May 2012 13:58:49 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-225 If it ended up in your journal, it quite possibly is wanting YOU to release it to the world. All you needed was some outside nudging. Consider it done. What do the rest of you think? If it ended up in your journal, it quite possibly is wanting YOU to release it to the world. All you needed was some outside nudging. Consider it done. What do the rest of you think?

]]> Comment on Once In A Full Moon: Bottle Rockets by Kimberly Williams http://lisawebsites.com/steel/full-moon-bottle-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Kimberly Williams Fri, 04 May 2012 13:55:54 +0000 http://lisawebsites.com/steel/?page_id=2845#comment-224 I enjoy your writing Lisa! Keep it coming! :-) Here's a funny story you songwriters will enjoy: My father wrote over 600 songs in his 60 short years with us but he was a much better short story writer and eventually finished a novel a mere 3 months before he died. One time he and Blake were talking about songwriting and Blake was expressing his struggle with coming up with melodies. Daddy told him not to worry about the melody...it would come. Then he followed up with, "And if you find yourself in a pinch, I've got 2 melodies that I use and you are more than welcome to use one." :-) I enjoy your writing Lisa! Keep it coming! :-) Here’s a funny story you songwriters will enjoy: My father wrote over 600 songs in his 60 short years with us but he was a much better short story writer and eventually finished a novel a mere 3 months before he died. One time he and Blake were talking about songwriting and Blake was expressing his struggle with coming up with melodies. Daddy told him not to worry about the melody…it would come. Then he followed up with, “And if you find yourself in a pinch, I’ve got 2 melodies that I use and you are more than welcome to use one.” :-)

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