around 25 years ago at small gigs in a city park in Bloomington IN. She was preparing for her first trip to Nashville. I had recently visited Nashville twice and shared my experiences and recommendations to her. The next time I saw her, she was surrounded by adoring fans and paying them the same heed she had paid me. She had fallen off my radar in the last several years. It's nice to recall that time in my history, thanks for posting.

I know a few Friends, and their religious journeys are very interesting.

if she is a Quaker or a box of Quaker Oats.
The music is all that matters.
On the Brink of Everything is exactly where
I stand, looking back at all the "Leaves" I've watched "let go".

And I appreciate the positions advanced in the lyrics.

It's transcendent. One review I read called her the "Prairie Mystic". I agree.

How enlightened of you. Wasn't aware anyone said you had to, in your personal life.

But when it comes to politics, keep your religion the fuck out. Base your policy ideas on reasoning and experience, not what you think your god wants.

I want to have your babies

Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooring.

OK. Many of us do. We don't mind if you don't, though, as long as you don't insist that we comply with your habits.

I'm glad this performer is having success. I've never heard of her, nor have I heard any of her music.