During these three days, if I addressed the photographer on their behaviour the sheepishness, the immediacy & readiness to apologise & say "I'm sorry" - blatant lying - revealed the lack of innocence here. "We'll kill the show & don't care" would, at least, be honest.
Jeff Fayman, Tom Redmond & various crafties in support.
I love this space. At lunch equipment problems 3 times in a row forced me to go in another musical direction to the one intended. I trust when this happens, so I followed where it lead. This evening, I continued in the same direction. Interestingly, I was unable to push the music somewhere else. Technical concerns aside, something was going on.
Lunch with Bob Gerber. Bob was an observing participant on many of the early Guitar Craft courses at Claymont. He participated primarily by observing.
Packing 99% packed.
"Address the process rather than the outcome.
Then, the outcome becomes more likely."
