meander with melissa: A tribute to the bee continued...

Monday, December 20, 2010

A tribute to the bee continued...

An addition to the posting on the bee from October...

I posted the actual song initially but only left it up for less than a day before taking it down. I simply felt like I was sharing my vulnerabilities with the world. But I have decided to post it again, as my vulnerabilities are part of what make me who I am. We'll see how long it lasts this time!

2 comments:

Jenny said...: OMG. That song is wonderful. I'm impressed. You should probably leave that nursing career behind and go straight on to Nashville or something. Seriously, that was beautiful and I hope there are more songs in the future. MUSH!; 1:40 PM
Adam and Michelle said...: Melissa....that was AWESOME!!! I'd like to take an HD video of it sometime very soon. You are so talented in so many ways. One of the many ways I admire you most. Love.; 6:00 PM

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A tribute to the bee continued...

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