Good to see you have adopted us as your new home. Seem to have lots of french friends and acquaintances lately; been getting a good education of food and culture; I've even started drinking red wine (not with my beer of course though). Welcome to 'strailya, the lucky country. ---------- Lucky Lester
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That was good Christelle. I really love your playing and have already found your sound recognizable as "yours." Thanks for the music....all of it. ---------- Tommy
Watch out for those damn funnel web spiders down there. Those things have fangs that can bite through your toe nail. Good playing as always ---------- Wisdom does not always come with old age. Sometimes old age arrives alone.
Lester, you forgot to mention great white sharks, whalers, bull sharks, wobbegongs, stingrays, redback spiders, white-tailed spiders, brown snakes, taipans, tiger snakes, copperheads, death adders, dingoes, wild boars aka Razorbacks, irukundji jellyfish... I'm sure I've left something out. Come on Down Under peeps, you'll love it!
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Thank you very much four your comment, they count a LOT for me...This journey with the singing is VERY anxious for me and each attempts are kinda scary ---------- Never try to be as good as someone else, succeed to be the best player you can be!
Great stuff Christelle. Loved both your singing and playing of this great Peter Allen tune. Keep 'em coming. Glad you like Oz...we like you.
And, Bronze Wailer, you forgot to mention the most fearsome creature of them all ie Estuarine Crocadiles (salties)! Just back from a 7 weeks trip in our Northern outback & whilst salties, freshies, spiders & snakes were everywhere the creatures we most dreaded were the mosquito. The mozzies account for more hospitalizations than all the other nasties combined.
Hi Christelle. Sounding great there kid. I have been following you on Youtube for quite a while now. I am an old guy 71 years old in Perth, Western Australia. I have just been learning 10 hole diatonic harmonica for for a around 9 months now. I first got interested when I saw you and Adam Gussow on Youtube. I know at my age I will never have the time to get really good, but then again I just play for my own enjoyment. I would like to say G'day to all the other Aussies out there, and G'day to everyone from all the other countries as well.
