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Time for August

Time for August, well I'd like just more time in general! Seems this month everything has happened and its crazy BUT a lot of fun! 

I've said it before how it's amazing that you go along and then all of a sudden everyone wants you and you either have to try and stretch yourself or say no to things! Well this August has been a bit like that. I have been working long hours on a film and that continues until start of September, I've had Mary Kay classes, rehearsals and extra gigs plus some fun friend times as well! I really have been blessed this year with experiences.

Last week I did an Ice Queens gig with ding productions at the Z Ward of the Glenside Hospital. Was such a great night, quirky and full of colour. We had only had short notice to pull it together so there was a lot of mad cramming and learning of songs but it was a lot of fun and people seemed to really enjoy it.

Here some pics from it!

Pic: Carolyn Ferrie
Pic: Jo Casson
Pic: Jo Casson, ding productions


Soul Factor Gospel Choir sang at the Genesis Pregnancy Support Inc Light of Life Dinner on Saturday night. This group do amazing work to support and provide encouragement to women or girls who were experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. It was a great night!

Coming up tomorrow night, I will be backing Lucien Byfieldt as he launches his album "Fighting Spirit". Should be a good night of rock music and all for $5 at the Norwood Function Centre 7pm if you want to come along. 



And of course I am in rehearsals for my next Musical "Two from Galilee". It is going to be a beautiful show, fabulous music and a lovely story. Tickets are on sale now. Like the Two From Galilee facebook page to keep up with everything! 

Have a fabulous week! 
Bec x


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