I'm still diggin' the performance...
I suppose I should keep this more updated than I have. It's just that Melissa's performance has given me a chance to take a few days off as sort of a 'breather' from politics, and quite frankly, I've enjoyed it. It's been nice to have something else to focus on. It also gives me a bit of perspective on my life. No matter how bad things get, I don't have cancer, and for that I am grateful.
This come from an article on CNN.com. I wonder if Melissa is getting used to her new role as "cancer survivor." She probably enjoys the respite from "lesibain rock star who's kids are fathered by David Crosby" as much as I enjoyed the respite from politics. Of course, given the choice, I'm sure Melissa would rather still be talking about her queerness.
CNN.com - Breast cancer: The path traveled and road ahead - Feb 24, 2005: "Melissa Etheridge's powerful performance at this month's Grammy Awards rocked and resonated with the thousands in attendance and millions more watching on television. Her distinctive voice and hard-strummed guitar echoed throughout the hall, as did her energy."
This come from an article on CNN.com. I wonder if Melissa is getting used to her new role as "cancer survivor." She probably enjoys the respite from "lesibain rock star who's kids are fathered by David Crosby" as much as I enjoyed the respite from politics. Of course, given the choice, I'm sure Melissa would rather still be talking about her queerness.
CNN.com - Breast cancer: The path traveled and road ahead - Feb 24, 2005: "Melissa Etheridge's powerful performance at this month's Grammy Awards rocked and resonated with the thousands in attendance and millions more watching on television. Her distinctive voice and hard-strummed guitar echoed throughout the hall, as did her energy."
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