"Time at the Table"
Words and Music by Kay Pere and Bill Pere
Performed at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven, CT
Kay Pere with Bill Pere and the LUNCH Ensemble
Check back soon for lyrics.
:-), Kay
Check back soon for lyrics.
:-), Kay
Showing posts with label social activism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social activism. Show all posts
Friday, November 28, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
QUOTES: Done with Great Things
"I am done with great things and big things, great institutions and big success, and I am for those tiny invisible molecular moral forces that work from individual to individual, creeping through the crannies of the world like so many rootlets, or like the capillary oozing of water, yet which if you give them time, will rend the hardest monuments of man's pride."
~ William James
~ William James
Thursday, September 29, 2005
HOW TO BE AN ANTI-DIVA
I want to be an Anti-Diva.
An Anti-Diva is true to herself. She knows herself, her values and spiritual beliefs. She shows integrity in all she does.
An Anti-Diva encourages others to reach their full creative potential, as she does her own creative work.
An Anti-Diva values teamwork over competition, but when she must compete she does so in a way that's respectful of the needs of others.
An Anti-Diva isn't into conspicuous consumption or materialism. No "bling" as a way to show status. The one concession an Anti-Diva makes is to say, "One can never have too many sequins."
An anti-diva is eco-friendly and works for social justice. She strives to be aware of the ways her choices effect others, both in her personal relationships, as well as in her local and global community.
An Anti-Diva values relationships more than "connections." She values creating a meaningful life over making a living.
An Anti-Diva would rather work in the garden than go shopping for shoes.
More to come.
COPYRIGHT 2005 - Effusive Muse Publishing
An Anti-Diva is true to herself. She knows herself, her values and spiritual beliefs. She shows integrity in all she does.
An Anti-Diva encourages others to reach their full creative potential, as she does her own creative work.
An Anti-Diva values teamwork over competition, but when she must compete she does so in a way that's respectful of the needs of others.
An Anti-Diva isn't into conspicuous consumption or materialism. No "bling" as a way to show status. The one concession an Anti-Diva makes is to say, "One can never have too many sequins."
An anti-diva is eco-friendly and works for social justice. She strives to be aware of the ways her choices effect others, both in her personal relationships, as well as in her local and global community.
An Anti-Diva values relationships more than "connections." She values creating a meaningful life over making a living.
An Anti-Diva would rather work in the garden than go shopping for shoes.
More to come.
COPYRIGHT 2005 - Effusive Muse Publishing
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