What's Your Song? St. Patrick's Day

In honor of Saturday being St. Patrick's Day, I have to share my favorite tenor once again. Just a short song by Anthony Kearns:

and one of my favorite versions of Danny Boy.
Which isn't really an Irish song, but oh well...

Have a wonderful St. Patrick's Day!

We will spend the day eating.
Most of our family traditions revolve around food.)  

Colcannon and soda bread and maybe even some car bomb cupcakes.

I am hungry just thinking about it..

Come on over and link up your song at Goodnight Moon!

Love,

What's Your Song? "Bring Him Home"

A few 'quick' things before this weeks song: 

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Okay, housekeeping out of the way....

My song this week is a great song from Les Misérables, done by my favorite tenor, Anthony Kearns. He does an amazing job on it. I hope you enjoy "Bring Him Home".



Linking up with Goodnight Moon for "What's YOUR Song"


Love,

Semi Wordless Wednesday 8-24-11 #WW

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If you saw last week's Wordless Wednesday, then you know I was off to Colorado to see my favorite tenor, Anthony Kearns, perform in Die Fledermaus. It was a special birthday treat from the Soldier and I had a great time.

Steamboat Springs was beautiful, I got to see my sweet friend Fay and the opera was amazing! I haven't heard a voice that can compare...

I was even able to attend a private solo concert the next night (on top of the mountain, even rode the gondola!) before flying home. It was a wonderful way to celebrate my 29th (give or take a few years...) birthday!

Me with Irish tenor, Anthony Kearns, at the Diva Gala

Driving down Rabbit Ears Pass (something like 9,000 feet)

It was beautiful!

Love,