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KRF Wrap Up
Oct. 21st, 2009 09:09 pmWe’re heading into closing weekend here at King Richard’s Faire and I’ve posted almost nothing since arriving here. It’s been an interesting season, to say the least. The weather has been against us a lot this fall, but right now it’s a stunning New England Indian summer so I can hardly complain.
I’ve had adventures in Montreal, Boston, and Manhattan so I haven’t been exactly idle, just not nearly as productive as I would like. Last fall I accomplished a lot because I was prepping and rehearsing to record Dul Siar, but with no new album in the pipeline at the moment my motivation has been lacking. I have, however, written almost an album’s worth of original music in the past year, which is surprising and humbling. It looks like I might have some hard choices to make about what makes it onto the next disc, which is a wonderful conundrum to have.
I’ve done a lot of thinking and realized a lot about myself while walking the beaches of Onset in the past six weeks. I’ve got a few philosophical posts half-written (see productivity, above), and I’ve been thrilled to have had some really amazing conversations with very close, extremely intelligent, and shockingly deep friends (I’m looking forward to more of those as I head south to Louisiana and the salon at the Haeuser Hotel). It’s been a good year, and if not for the weather and recession it would have been a great one. But in that, too, are lessons that I am glad to be learning.
I’ve had adventures in Montreal, Boston, and Manhattan so I haven’t been exactly idle, just not nearly as productive as I would like. Last fall I accomplished a lot because I was prepping and rehearsing to record Dul Siar, but with no new album in the pipeline at the moment my motivation has been lacking. I have, however, written almost an album’s worth of original music in the past year, which is surprising and humbling. It looks like I might have some hard choices to make about what makes it onto the next disc, which is a wonderful conundrum to have.
I’ve done a lot of thinking and realized a lot about myself while walking the beaches of Onset in the past six weeks. I’ve got a few philosophical posts half-written (see productivity, above), and I’ve been thrilled to have had some really amazing conversations with very close, extremely intelligent, and shockingly deep friends (I’m looking forward to more of those as I head south to Louisiana and the salon at the Haeuser Hotel). It’s been a good year, and if not for the weather and recession it would have been a great one. But in that, too, are lessons that I am glad to be learning.
