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A true original. Thank you for sharing your genius with the world; you’ve made a lifelong fan out of this American lady
My Aunty in the UK went to get her grandson a copy of ‘You so F*****g Rock’ she couldn’t bring herself to say the word to ask for it so she phoned her daughter and got her to say it over the phone!!!
My daughter turned me on to you and said, “Don’t you think grandma would have liked him?” The answer was, “Yes, she would have loved him!” My mom was a professional piano player and her favorite stuff to play was silly, old songs from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, but especially parodies. I grew up listening to her play crazy, little, unknown tunes, then sharing with my friends. I have so missed her and can’t begin to thank you enough for working hard to become famous so you could share this great musical niche.
I’m an agnostic in southern Oregon, USA…Maybe , I’m the only one. Today, I listened to White wine in the sun. It was the first time since I played it to the most wonderful Mum a man could ask for. She left this earth, last January. No, I don’t know where she went. But she sure did love that song. I played it for her last Christmas, when she was so ill. I just want to tell you thank you, for putting a smile and a tear to both of our faces.
I bought a park, this summer. No, its a first for me. I bought it, because Mum would have wanted me to. Mum used to swim there, with all us kids, in the best swimming hole in Oregon. . I’m naming it Merete’s Cove after my Mum.Its one of the worlds most beautiful places. I’m trying to build a beautiful bandstand there. Mum loved music. I welcome you to sing there someday. I know its a little crazy. But including you, there would be at least two Atheists near the stage. Three including my sweet daughter, Brook, who also loves your music. Maybe I dream too big……. Either way, My family will be listening to white wine in the sun, this Christmas, and thinking of Mum.
Hi Tim – My wife and I saw you in Thousand Oaks on Saturday and said “hello” afterwards. We’re the couple from Phoenix who mentioned to you that I played piano and sang at her over the Internet and in return she married me. Pretty good trade, honestly. We made it back safely, by the way. Anyway I just wanted to drop a note to say thank you for such a fantastic show, and your transformative influence on my life. I’m very very very happy to be able to say that I shook your hand, and I’m very very very sad that I declined to be in the picture that you took with my wife. Come back soon!
fuk yes but don eva fukn talk bout pregnat nuns cos they cum 2 yr hous n yr mums stops u usin yr fukn pc 4 a wile
ps mail me if ur hothahaha
luv grant
hi tim i put a revew of ur show on my site u shd chek it out its fukn wkd
hahaha
luv grant
Hey Tim&Co.
I first saw u(tim) @ moorabbin town hall in 05 and was soooooo fu***ng impressed-u r a genius. My sister thinks ur weird and even though i sort of agree, i still think u r awsome-kEEP IT UP.
Hey hey tim, the donut shop that I work at (Puffin Fresh Whitfords City, Perth) just started distributing Canvas Bags. Well not canvas as such, but those big reusable hard plasticy ones. I’m not too sure what they’re actually made of, but I’m very glad, because I was previously getting told off by my boss for not offering customers plastic bags to put their multiple donuts in. ‘It can’t be that hard to just *carry* them, guys, Do it for the environment.’ But apparently there’s no room for environmental friendliness in the world of donut retail.
Well g2g, I’m off to work :D
was the photographer at your radio recording at the drill hall london on the 2 nov which was great fun…loved the song about pigs very funny,hope to catch a show at the duchess got some great shots for the bbc too!!!!
To Blake:
I really meant that i dont think
We get circumsised
You get circumsised
Why not get circumsised togethor would sound as good as.
We dont eat pigs etc.
Maybe i was wrong…
Your music has been with me through some tough times in America. I am a Black woman. I don’t have much hope for changing my stars. But hearing your excellent voice rock n rolling my troubles away… at least for a day… keeps me sane. I know you do the same for millions around the world. It was my birthday a few days ago. I turned 46. I hope to see you live again before I reach 50. I promised my niece (she’s always challenging me) that I would chase one dream this year. I hope I don’t sound too weird when I say, I want to sit in that future audience of Minchin fans and scream my head off for you again. My humble dream. Much love from Portland, Oregon USA.
Thanks for the positive in this sea of controversy. I liked your message so much I bought the book!
Hi Tim. Mike from Tampa here. Once you hit 70, you start thinking of things you’d like to do while you still can. My daughter and I saw your NYC TM & his Piano and London Songs the World Will Never Hear shows. Hard to to top that. Then it hit me. Dream big! Would you consider bringing back your Royal Albert Hall Orchestra show? I’m a tennis player. Your NYC and London shows coincided with the US Open and Wimbledon. It was much easier selling going across the pond to my velp, if I also got to attend one of the majors. Thanks. Mike
I’m thankful you came to Toowoomba. Watching real people with really amazing talent was a blast of fresh air, blowing away the junk that builds up from scrolling. Phew, you came in time. Thanks again xxxx
Dearest Tim, I just wanted to post a thank you / congratulations, to you and your team on the end of your tour; the gig in Toowoomba was the perfect finale! Thank you for sharing your new work with us tonight, we could all see what it meant to you, although I did have a pretty good view of your celebratory Hi-5 during the next number. I am just hoping that tonight you felt the love of an entire generation of students, from one of those special tax exempt organisations, here in Toowoomba. Starting them with ‘Storm’ in the middle years Philosophy elective, and always ending with your UWA speech for the Yr 12’s…I’m not saying that you are a ‘tool’, but you know what? You were a great tool! Someone, whose intelligence and wit opened the eyes of a generation, and more importantly, gave hope to those who thought, or were at a minimum, interested in thinking… Love your work – its importance simply can’t be measured!
Hi Tim, I was listening to White Wine in the Sun again today. It pops up in my social media memories all the time because I’ve shared it so much over the years. My Dad really loved Christmas — he loved having everyone around him. He passed away in 2019, on the 17th of December, at 80 years of age. He just wanted to make it to one more Christmas. Upright came out that same month. The song Carry You, and the series itself, absolutely broke me… but somehow carried me through as well. I don’t think I really grieved in the way I expected to until this year. Suddenly, it’s hitting me like a train.I really miss him. This Christmas it will be just my Mum and me. I’m towing my little 1986 Viscount caravan up to the lake at Wooroonook, Victoria, to try to make something meaningful of the day for her. She’s 81 now and struggling to get around. My brother, sister-in-law, niece, nephew, and even my sons won’t be there. It’s going to be a hard one. Christmas just doesn’t bring me joy anymore. But still, I’ll sip white wine in the sun, think of my Dad, and try to make a happy memory with Mum — because I know her time is drawing close too. I just wanted to say thank you. Your music has a way of touching people at their deepest places, and these songs have been a part of my healing more than you could know. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas with your family and I hope you keep writing the kind of music that reaches people when they need it most. Thank you ~ Megan xo
Dear Tim. We went to your concert in Canberra tonight. We have to drive 2 +1/2 hours and stay overnight. It was very well worth that effort. There were many moments that made us laugh and cry and think deeply about my life and where to from here. We are in our senior years and enjoyed it all immensely. We have followed your career from the beginning and as rusted on nerds will continue to do so. I saw Matilda the musical live in Sydney and enjoyed that very much. Would love to see Groundhog if it comes our way. Thanks again for all the music and the chat. Loved it all. Love to you and your family. Coral
I saw your show in Brisbane on Friday with my partner. I have never seen a crowd so obedient to putting their phones down. We all desperately wanted to photograph the real life Tim Minchin for ourselves. Many took the sneaky blurry shots that will forever be the bragging point over Christmas dinner. The recovery from accidentally entertaining the comedian in the crowd, to the perfectly balanced sound was amazing. Thank you for giving us almost an hour of extra entertainment. Absolutely worth it. I’m so glad I saw this before seeing Metallica tickets. It would have been a hard choice. Probably would have still chosen you. This is a big tick on my life bucket list.
Hi Tim. Mike from Tampa here. My daughter and I loved yer show at the Apollo. Matilda at Cambridge there’s… no words. The London sites and a day at Wimbledon after 7 hours on the que. Could’ve been perfect, butt…You didn’t do Airport Piano, so this is all your fault. I had to do it. I’m a 70, mediocre singer, though energetic and enthusiastic. I sang Airport Piano at Karaoke last night. Sounds ok but… I live in a nudist resort. My 70 y/o 140lb nekid scrawny bod singing my favorite song. I’d include a vid, except cameras are not allowed…
Hi. I just wanted to say. I’m finally listening to “Time Machine” (I was going to do it sooner, but it felt so weird to do so right after Tom died. I felt like I had to listen to him for awhile first). And I got to The Song of The Masochocist… and broke down crying. When “Apart Together” came out it was not a good time. For anyone really. I’m in the US and it was just. SO BAD. And then that album came out and I listened on repeat. And it made things better. I would just lay in bed as it felt like we were in the 10th, 11th, 12th month of the apocalypse and would cry as songs like “The Absence of You” comforted me against the absence of the WORLD. Because that was it, the whole WORLD was a hole and it was missing and everything was horrible. And “Apart Together” was what kept ME together. And listening to “Time Machine”, 4 tracks in, and I broke down sobbing because I had somehow forgotten just how much hearing your music when I’m in a dark place, like I am again, can just mend me and make it ok. Even for a little bit. And I had always hoped someday I could tell you that in person but, I’m an American, nope, so here I am. Anyway, thanks. For putting this box here and for making all the music you do. I’ve been listening for a long time, and you’ve gotten me through so much. Thank you for everything.
This is silly because I don’t really think you will read it in person but I still want to say Thank you for saving my marriage! We’ve been through a lot and there are so many times I’ve just wanted to walk away from everything. It took me a long time to discover you (since I live in Sweden where “everyone” says “Heh, Tim who?”) but the two first songs I heard were White wine in the sun (which reminded me of the importance of family) and Not perfect (which reminded me that I am pretty nice and can stand myself). Your rock ‘n’ roll nerding makes me happy and your love songs make me sad and happy at the same time and I confess the huuuuge confirmation biases ? My 50th birthday was coming up and I felt trapped, old and unloved. I thought about spending it in Paris all by myself. Then you unveiled your UK tour! Bam! I bought tickets to Edinburgh and told my husband that he could come with me if he promised to try to understand WHY I really had to go and he was not allowed ruin it! He prepared by listening to the songs and our kids gave him “clues and keys to mummy” and he nailed them all. I haven’t felt so loved in years! And to be there seeing and hearing you live, sharing tears of laughter and touched hearts, feeling his eyes on me when I was ALIVE for the first time in years and holding his hand to all the lovesongs (including the boobs ?)… yes, you saved us. Thank you ??
…and here is the rest…
March 2012
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Hi. Just a quick comment to say that I first discovered you a few years ago. I was studying A-Level Philosophy, when my friend introduced the song “Ten foot cock and a few hundred virgins”. Since then I have brought the dvds, listened to songs on youtube and regularly follow you on twitter. Oh, that last bit does sound rather stalkish. Any how, you are hilarious and brilliant like, all the other comments. Keep going and I hope to see you in the future, like some of my friends.
URGENT: How can we get tix to Matilda on Broadway? I want the first week, or even to the first show, if possible, with our 6 and 8 year old girls, who love you as much they love Matilda and Roald Dahl (and that’s a whole lot!).
Here’s proof of their love for you, from my six year old. A short story by her, clearly inspired by one of your classic tunes (and by my food nazism):
“And 2 big fat children came to a party one day. They did not like it that much because it only had vegetables and they did not like vegetables. And that’s why they were fat children. I think that they will die from a heart attack.”
I will accept responsibility for insisting she always eat her vegetables. But the heart attack thing — that is all you, Tim. I never said a word about it.
TIM!!!
Please, come to POLAND! You have a lot of fan here. We loved you! Please, Please, Please!!!
Kocham!
Hi Tim, I just tried to increase the bid for your shirt on EBay but I think it is only available to UK residents? Just wondering…… Would be happy to help the cause!
Hi!
Great stuff man, discovered you a while ago in Youtube, more accurately my friend linked me the “3-minute-song”. You are very talented musically and your sense of humor is great (plus the criticism against certain issues like some aspescts in religions), awesome songs and performance.
Keep it up mate, I hope I’ll get to see you perform live some day!
Ps. I guess you do not exactly lack fans, but just to let you know these greetings come from Finland and it would be so fantastic if you sometime got to perform here. Cheers!
where do you live? I will come and bring you cookies.
Lou (x)
(ps should “grammatically correct be hyphenated?”, “individuals WHO not THAT”….c’mon Tim…..must try harder at the OCD methinks)
Hi, just wanted to leave a message saying how much I’m enjoying Matilda. I live and study in Sydney but had the great privilege of seeing it in October last year. It was one of the best musicals I’ve seen in a long time, great music and wonderful performances (the Matilda and Trunchbull were out of this world!). Such a great thing, you should be very proud mate!
Heyy. Love your work :) want to go see you at the RAH on the 2nd of April. looking forward to it <3
Absolutely loving Matilda – have the soundtrack and have seen it a few times. I am absolutely in awe that all those amazing lyrics and that amazing music came from one person. Fantastic and thank you for sharing such a talent!
Hey Tim! I can’t believe I only discovered you last year! I first saw you on the Comedy Prom when it was on TV (also listened when it was on the radio), and have been in love ever since! (My parents wouldn’t let me watch your shows before then; I’m only 14 now!) Since seeing you on the Comedy Prom, I have bought 2 of and seen all of your DVDS (recorded them from when they were on TV)! Every single one is amazing! I think you are an amazing musician, and have been to see you live at Hammersmith when you were doing Crisis At Christmas in 2011. I hope to see you live again this year and would give anything to meet you! I love you! :) – Sophie x
Please come back to Perth WA! My mother, fiance and i saw ‘Are You Ready For This?’ in 2009 and absolutely loved it!
CONGRATS . NOT SINCE GEORGE CARLIN HAS MADE ME LAUGH SO MUCH WITH SUCH GENIAL SATIRICAL COMMEDY. THANKS A WORLD . YOU MAKE IT EASIER FOR ME TO ENDURE MY M.S.
-PLEASE COME BACK TO AUSTRALIA!!!
-you should come to australia because it was the country you grew up in, and we are your biggest fans;)
-We would all love it if you came back and did a tour all around australia at the end of the year sometime…
-i’m dying to watch you perform live, i love it when you play the piano, your a genius at it, you make it look soo easy, your a tallented musician, you inspire me, and a lot of my friends…
-PLESE COME BACK TO AUSTRALIA!
i stumbled upon a few of your videos on the internet just last week, and think you are absolutely hilarious! its really my kind of comedy, and id have to say your song for Phil Daoust is just great, its my favorite. wish i could see you come to Canada sometime soon!
Please come to St.Louis Missouri!
TIM! Your coming to Eden!!!!!!!! I am going to try so hard to try and meet you!!!!! Exciting!! Shona :) x
HI Tim! Love your work. Matilda is inspiring. Just bought your concert Live @ Royal Albert Hall. Please consider us Kiwis when you tour and if you do come downunder make your trip a pan-Australasian one. Not Just Auckland mate, please include Wellington on your itinerary. Cheers cobba!
TIM you are amazing. Me and my mates love you we’re always on you tube watching you or watching you on your dvds, can’t wait to see you live its gonna be awsome. Love faith xxx
i would really appreciate a birthday shoutout? tweet me please! @emmarminchin
AWWW! IVE JUST LOOKED THROUGH THE HISTORY OF 2011 ON HERE AND FOUND SOME OF MY OLD COMMENTS! how wierd!
Wow!! So glad I stumbled across you. Keep up the good work :) castigat ridendo mores
Tim!!!! Me and a few of my friends are on an exchange in Sweden and have come across some canvas bags we thought you would be interested in!!! Is there an address we could send a picture to?? (I would send the bag but I am scared you’ll like it sooo much i wont get it back! ) Keep the goods coming! AAAANNND! Get ur ass back to Swansea soon… PLEASE :) x
Mr. Minchin, if you ever feel like you want to do a show in a theatre that pales in comparison to the Royal Albert Hall, and significantly downgrade your career then a perfect place to play is the Cumbernauld Theatre, in Cumbernauld, in Scotland! You’d have me, sitting in the front seat, so close that I could smell your exposed feet! Think about it?
you should definitely do an irish gig this year :) i will personally do all the advertising for the minimal cost of a free ticket and a pint haha ….. reckon it would be good for the religious nuts here to hear your views :)
Love to see you, but everything is so far away. :/
Hopefully you can visit the Cleveland area sometime!
Well deserved on the Olivier. WHEN ARE WE SEEING IT IN OZ?!!!!
Thank you for making the world such a brighter place with your “sick humour” and amazing talent!! Keep up the great work Tim – its a sheer joy to listen and watch you perform! PLUS you a West Aussie – soooooooo cooool :)
Best wishes to you and your family.
Please, Please come to Toronto! Canada loves you Tim!
Herro! I think you should come to Calgary! We love you here! *is a crazed, stalker fan girl*
Tim… Time is ticking away…..The reason Rally is coming and I can’t be there, extremely difficult time in family life…..Timing can be so very cruel….If I could I would walk there…If you are on the borderline of thinking of going and you can afford to go please consider being there for those of us that can not.
For those going I envy your getting to go and wish you The Greatest Time and Lots on Reasoning…..
You are so brilliantly off the wall with talent, and i am huge fan of your’s…thanks to youtube one year ago. If ever in Canada please try and drop by our city of Victoria, Britsh Columbia..All Canadians need to know Tim Minchin! :)
Mr Minchin,
I have just watched your documentary and I am very pleased that you shared that part of your life with us. I may be so many years behind in your sucess but i am very pleased to have found out more. I hope all of your family are very well and healthy and i was so disappointed when i was unable to see your show in london. You are fantastic in what you do. Try not to be disheartened by critics. Unfortunately with every piece of success we achieve there is always someone behind us ready to encourage a downfall. This ever so pc world restricts us so much that we are misunderstood when trying to state obvious matters. I hope that you have stop torturing yourself with how many people you upset, because you create so much thought provokative material. Good luck to you and all of your family xxx
You have no idea how many minutes I’ve listened to you, Tim, singing. When I listen to a song many times, I usually grow bored of it. But with you? No way! I just love listening to you. I’ve listened to your songs so many times that I know the lyrics to even the longest ones, like “Storm,” one of your more popular pieces.
You also have no idea how excited I am for “Matilda: The Musical,” either. Sadly, I can’t simply go to London to watch the play — but, believe me, I would really love to do so. I’m hoping for a DVD to come out for the people who can’t visit other countries. Is it going to happen? I sure hope so. I can’t bear thinking that I can’t see something that has granted you a lot of new fans. ):
Anyways, keep on rocking, Tim!
Tim
Pure genius,I have seen you many times on the box, but unfortunately not live…big comedy fan and seen some in my time…keep it up…
A fellow skeptic….
CYA back in OZ sometime
Love, love, love you! My boyfriend and I sit around with our friends and watch your videos all the time and laugh our butts off. You are amazingly talented! Please come to British Columbia, Canada one day. Better yet, come to Kelowna where we live which is in the beautiful Okanagan, the warmer climate with lovely beaches and vineyards and bikini babes. Have I sold you yet? LOL
We’d love to be able to see you live in concert one day. Until then we’ll keep watching you online and enjoying your massive talent.
Tim! Pleeeeeeeeeease come back to Austin, Texas! Pretty please? ;)
Please,Please,Please,Please come to Liverpool or Manchester to do a Gig would LOVE to see you.
So glad you’re coming to San Diego. Just got tickets, and noticed there are quite a few left. Hoping your promoters are doing their jobs, as there hasn’t been much buzz–I only found out after dropping by your website. …wanting you to do well so you’ll come back!
Saw you at the Reason Rally and thoroughly enjoyed your set. Thank you for making us laugh and think at the same time.
Saw you at the Reason Rally today and now I’m a fan — a funny, yet thought-provoking act. Loved it !
Saw you at Reason Rally. You were amazing!
The wife and I attended the Reason Rally and we both loved you! Keep up the amazing work! (and whenever I’m outside and cold I will remember to “Jump for Jesus! Jump for Jesus! Jump for Jesus…….to go away!”)
Hey Tim, thanks so much for being there for the Reason Rally, which we have followed from down here in Oz (thanks to your involvement). We had no idea until we read about it, how marginalised secular people are in the USA. Who would have thought that possible? Freedom of thought must surely be everyone’s right. Coming from a country where we have an atheist Prime Minister, we Australians don’t realise how free we actually are. Just one thing though – my (scientist) husband was very alarmed to see you – on youtube – with bare feet in the wet with all those electrical cables around. He felt that was one risk too many and hopes you give your personal safety a higher priority next time. After all, we all need you to keep on keeping on! Anyway, thanks for giving your time and talent to a worthy cause. Even the godly should surely agree that church and state should be separate – its a human right.
Never knew you existed. Love that I saw you at the Reason Rally. I am now a huge fan. Thanks for your work.
You were grand at the Reason Rally! Though new to me, your work was obviously well-known to the crowd, obviously better-informed then I… love your work and look!
Love your work.
Two things have happened to me recently.
1. I turned 70
2. I found you
I’m loving both.
When are you coming back to Melbourne (Aust.)?
Saw you at the Reason Rally, never heard of you before. Damn the bad luck….
Enjoyed your performance at the Reason Rally in Washington, D.C., US. You’re hilarious, well informed, and have a great way of making a point. My husband recently introduced me to your work, and I felt totaly spoiled to see you live. We’d love it if you would come to The Grand in Wilmington, Delaware, US.
Thank you for making the sun shine in D.C. as well as in my brain, heart and, occasionally, my pants.
Can’t believe I’ve only just heard of you (thanks to my daughter). White Wine in the Sun makes this grown man cry and I can’t even work out why. I’d like to shake your hand and simply thank you for your pure genius.
effing brilliant!
I’m a Spanish translation&interpreting student and I must thank you not only the funny mornings I’ve passed watching your videos but the lots of words and stuff I’ve learnt from them. I think your songs are a very useful tool not just to laugh but to learn, and even more for people like me who have not English as mother-tongue and know (or knew) little about the general culture in the English-speaking countries.
So, for all your wonderful songs… thank you very much
Just bought my Swansea Summer Ball ticket! Its absolutely made my year to find out you’ll be playing =) This will be my third and possibly final year at Swansea and I couldn’t think of a better way of saying goodbye! Am looking forward to it =)
Just another gentle prod to come to Victoria, British Columbia… or, perhaps, Vancouver. Seattle isn’t far away, either – and you ROCKED it last June!
Oh please please please come to Russia.
Thx.
Thank you. Just thank you. You say the things I think, and you say them so much more beautifully and engagingly than I could myself. Sing it loud Tim, these things need to be heard. It’s time the human race grew up.
I discovered some of your work on YouTube last November when I was prowling around for non-Christian holiday music to share with/annoy my Facebook friends and office colleagues. I’m not sure why I’d decided to do that, as I’ve spent the last 54 Decembers unperturbed by Christmas carols, but anyway…. Your name came up in the search engine, and White Wine in The Sun became my gateway drug.
Some months later, when I heard you would be at the Reason Rally, I couldn’t believe my good luck. (Crazy monkey that I am, I actually pinched myself to make sure I wasn’t dreaming.) Suddenly, joining some younger friends on the drive from Ohio to D.C. felt like a journey to Neverland or somewhere else unearthly, not to be believed. LOVED the story about Sam’s Mum (which I hadn’t heard before). Seeing you perform Storm during a break in the rain was delightful. And jumping for Jesus was a blast, too. Thankyouthankyouthankyou. You really are so fucking rock.
I do have one BIG complaint, though. I have a few of your CDs, but why I can’t buy your DVDs in U.S. format? So much of your performances are visual. Also, I’d love to see Matilda.
Hi Melodie, I just had to write in after I read your comment to tell you that my husband thinks “Sam’s Mum’s Cataracts” is one of the greatest songs of all time. That Tim can perform that long and complex song, which blasts off like a rocket after the slower introduction and barely leaves him a moment to breathe, all the time looking at the audience and not at his hands playing that complicated music is a MIRACLE in itself. He did a fantastic version of it at the Sydney Opera House (which was telecast live here in Australia) and the follow-up was hysterical, as he explained why he had ‘fluffed’ one of the lyrics (we hadn’t even noticed). I think you just need to get yourself a DVD player that is ‘universal’ and you can access any of his DVD’s. ‘Sam’s Mum’ is a masterstroke of cleverness and we find ourselves quoting the lyrics all the time. Lucky you to have been at the Reason Rally – it must have been a blast.
THANK YOU for performing as you did at the Reason Rally! Tim, I find inspiration in your music, in your work. I was abused by fundamentalist Christians for decades, at one time being a resident of a horrible “Christian Home for Wayward Girls”, New Bethany, in Louisiana, where we were beaten and tortured mentally, physically, and emotionally.
YOUR work is a wonderful, healing dance of life!
Thank you.
I would like to see you in Finland