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Hey there my fello xangaers...

I haven't had a whole lot of time to be on here, I just thought that I might type something so that you may (possibly for th elast time) see me in your >latest updaters box< once again.

I miss everyone, and I'll update soonishly.

-Lisha

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(This Background picture was taken on the streets of Dublin)......Just to let you know...

The Trip to Ireland: 

Though this is not where we spent the entirety of the trip, you begin to learn right away that this beautiful place, very lush and green dose not go by the winds of change and life for money and worldly things.....but what is important to live by, and what will get you by safely and sound.

While on this trip, you begin to see right away that these people have places to go, and people to see...and they intend not to be corrupted by the slow goers.  They depend on the time and the seasons.  As we were only there for eight days, we had the chance to see many churches, such as St. Fin bar's Cathedral, and St. Anne's in Limerick, and the Church of St. Patrick in Dublin.

I would have to say that our performances and mostly our memories were built upon the people we had the opportunity to share our passion of playing bells with.  We played at an Underprivileged Children's school in Dublin, that as well as an all boys school in Cork.  For one underprivileged School, (mostly 1-5k kids) and also for the churches: St. Annie's Cathedral, including St. Fin bars Cathedral, and St. Patric's church, we played every 32 songs in out repertoire, and every strain that we as a whole suffered through in these aching performances, it was all so worth it in the end..  It was amazing for the Bell choir.  Because ever since ten years ago, they have never seen a bell choir that could play as (one instrument).   It's amazing how we can move a person with how our choir works.  And seeing as how Dublin, and the other great city's of the Emerald IL are great society's built up upon music and fellowship, and singing and Dancing, it surprised me to find that we were the only bell choir that they have ever seen.  Those children, (so young and Innocent) were moved to tears, and were all too joyed at the fact that a REAL hand bell choir was there to perform JUST for them.  The collect of the trip was spent on traveling.  The moment we landed in Dublin, we got onto the coach, met Derick the driver, and his son, (little Derick Jr) and we were off through the Countryside of Dublin, tarting at the east coast, driving through Limerick, and County Clair, and Cork, all the way to the West coast to the Cliffs Of Mohrre.  I can't tell you how beautiful the sites I saw were, nor how lucky I was to go there.  I will probably never have that chance again for as long as I live.  It was something thought to be inconceivable.  But the amazing thing is how all of thee different people, Christian, and Non-christian can come together and make it work.  I guess that's why I like it so much, because there is no limit to our ability, and mobility as far as our affectations, and performances as a whole.  It impresses me to this day, and I'm not even in the audience.  I like to think that we can change people, and move people with our music, and I will carry these memories to my grave.