Best tip ever

[altivo]

So our musical trio ThingamaJig gave its first public performance under that name today. It was the Woodstock Farmer's Market, on the Square. We were up in the bandstand gazebo and though the organizers provide a tip jar it was located where we couldn't easily see who was putting stuff into it (if any.) The two hour performance went well, and I was pleased with the responses I got for my flute playing. But the best came when Gary went through the contents of the tip jar (actually a plastic bucket) after we got home. It was a little money, which when divided up might buy an ice cream bar or a coffee for each of us. But the great thing was this note:



Neal's response (with which I can only concur) was:

"Best tip ever. I am inspired."

Comments

[soanos]

Well, it is the thought that counts. Too bad hugs don't fit in the tip jar. Would have sent a few otherwise. :p

Anyway, I am having a little bit of trouble figuring out if there is a friends page like there was in LJ to see all updates from your friends at once?

[soanos]

One more thing, do you know how I could see the posts of the people I have subscribed to on my reading page? Right now it is completely borked.

[altivo]

Dreamwidth calls it a "Reading Page" and it should appear as a menu option or button somewhere at the top of your screen. That should show you all posts from the people to whom you have subscribed, in reverse chronological order.

If that isn't working right, I don't know how to fix it, but I suspect the Dreamwidth help staff can do something for you.

[soanos]

Looks I need to contact staff then. Thanks for the info. I am not sure how this thing works these days so I though I'd ask.

[ranunculus]

Hi, found you while roaming about a bit.
horses = yes
dancing = yes
music = yes (at least I like Celtic, Jazz and a lot of Standards) and have danced to a lot of them....
books = yes, yes, yes.

[altivo]

Greetings. I confess I've never been much of a dancer, but it's certainly true that musicians and dancers are in a sort of symbiosis. I am delighted when my music inspires others to dance. I've taken dance lessons and classes but my gut level response to hearing inspiring music is either to sing along or grab an instrument and start playing.

Admittedly, I'm not nearly as chatty here as I once was. This is partly due to the lower participation level than what we used to see on LiveJournal before the Russians took it over. While many folks moved over to Dreamwidth, the same culture never seems to have sparked here. However, I keep trying occasionally and I welcome you and look forward to hearing from you again.

[ranunculus]

Musician/dancer symbiosis yes, very much so! I'm not dancing just now and I don't play an instrument. At work I walk a LOT, and I work insane hours, so dancing is not as attractive as it could be. That said I've done a lot of Scottish and also Square Dancing. My partner Donald both dances and drums for and in local Scottish Dance bands.

Live Journal in the good old days was quite wonderful. Like most of us I haven't quite found the same level of friends here as there even tho I've been here longer. For a long time it was hard to find anyone over 25 here, and while I love younger folks, I also value people more my own age. Since the last great migration from LJ that has gotten a lot easier to find interesting new folks.

[songcoyote]

Hello you handsome devil,

I loved this entry. These little things make a huge difference. I get them sometimes in response to my portraying the Ghost of Christmas Present at Dickens Fair. They featured me on the poster this year, which simultaneously embarrasses, humbles, and excites me:
http://www.sanowdesign.com/images/DickensFair2017Poster-SanowDesign.jpg

Dreamwidth also let me know your birthday is approaching. Happy birthday! The world is better with you in it <3

That's all I have time for right now. Have a wonderful day, a joyous holiday season, and know always that you are loved.

Light and laughter,
SongCoyote

P.S. If you like, I'd love to hear from you via e-mail (SongCoyote at yahoo).