"Someday" is now. "Once Upon a Pumpkin" Debut!
I did another thing.
I gave a lot of my heart and magic. So - love, imagination, passion, courage, dreams, … an invitation - to explore, connect, and discover life and art together.
Putting together this experience was such a challenge and privilege. To really think though the message I wanted to share and find the best way to express and facilitate that message, it took a lot of work - digging, crafting, fine tuning, I rewrote my script countless times and scraped so many ideas. But I had absolute belief, that it would be worth it. No matter how effective the result, how flat my intentions fall or how well they deliver, I believed in the journey. Just get to wherever I would end up, that’s plenty, that’s more than enough … because it’s never enough, the art and music is larger than us, it’s not something to control or perfect or own, so we accept and embrace what we are able to achieve, today, as we are now.
It was truly fun, the kind of pressure, the kind of excellence I strived to achieve and dare to aim for. I thrive with danger. I love the thrill of the unknown once I step on stage. I love working madly and then taking a leap of faith to enjoy the moment I finally get to live this journey afresh with fellow human beings. That’s the magic I want to bring each and every time to every individual I cross paths with.
So, once again, thank you.
My “someday” has finally come.
Thank you all for being part of this magic making. It’s a relationship. The energy goes both ways. I was touched by how warmly you all responded, with your attention, your curiosity, your engagement. Thank you for bringing art and music alive, to help me keep creating and telling stories. I hope to bring this kind of experience to more audiences, communities, to share and learn and grow together in whatever way I possibly can.
Next up, I’m planning to release the recordings digitally as a live concert album! So stay tuned :’)
Let’s magic again soon, all my beloved pumpkins <3
Azntinkerbell
“The most simple and magical details are all around us all the time. Sometimes I’m also afraid of sounding too cheesy or sentimental, but I want to believe in magic.
I believe it’s important for us all to keep that inner child alive. To look at our fantastical world wide-eyed and curious. To remember that playful, silly, hopeful, brave, imaginative way of interacting with the world. ”
