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		<title>By: Brielle Chittim</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brielle Chittim</dc:creator>
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		<description>It&#039;s funny you know - how we end up where we do on the web.  I was just blogging away and twittering with people (which I just started yesterday), and suddenly the name Sy Safransky popped into my head.   I haven&#039;t read The Sun in years and so I had to google it.  I saw some of the google entries and then it clicked - so I typed in Sy Safransky blog - to see if he has one.  Now I&#039;m here.

I agree with you about the Sun content.  the magazine has been like a friend and healer for me at times in the past.  I would go to the library and devour back issues, and the content does often contain &#039;raw emotions&#039; - along with the black and white photos that bring you even closer to a human connection.  I&#039;ve never seen another publication that accomplishes that for me.  I used to do a biweekly paper here, and the reason I even know about The Sun, is that a supporter of mine recommended it to me and said that my publication reminded him of The Sun.  After I read a few back issues, I realize what a compliment that was.

Here&#039;s another one.  I&#039;m listening to a compilation of songs from the L Word - Season One.  The song that just came on is &#039;Sun Again&#039; by Kinnie Starr.  It&#039;s from an album she wrote after she broke her contract with Cirque du Soleil in Vegas and came back to her normal life as a musician.  It&#039;s definitely part of her healing from the Vegas segue.  I have done music bookings and promotions here in my town Nelson, BC for years (not now though), and I did several shows with her.  

Anyway, you&#039;re fortunate to have a loving hubby who gives you such great gifts. !!

best
Brielle</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s funny you know &#8211; how we end up where we do on the web.  I was just blogging away and twittering with people (which I just started yesterday), and suddenly the name Sy Safransky popped into my head.   I haven&#8217;t read The Sun in years and so I had to google it.  I saw some of the google entries and then it clicked &#8211; so I typed in Sy Safransky blog &#8211; to see if he has one.  Now I&#8217;m here.</p>
<p>I agree with you about the Sun content.  the magazine has been like a friend and healer for me at times in the past.  I would go to the library and devour back issues, and the content does often contain &#8216;raw emotions&#8217; &#8211; along with the black and white photos that bring you even closer to a human connection.  I&#8217;ve never seen another publication that accomplishes that for me.  I used to do a biweekly paper here, and the reason I even know about The Sun, is that a supporter of mine recommended it to me and said that my publication reminded him of The Sun.  After I read a few back issues, I realize what a compliment that was.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s another one.  I&#8217;m listening to a compilation of songs from the L Word &#8211; Season One.  The song that just came on is &#8216;Sun Again&#8217; by Kinnie Starr.  It&#8217;s from an album she wrote after she broke her contract with Cirque du Soleil in Vegas and came back to her normal life as a musician.  It&#8217;s definitely part of her healing from the Vegas segue.  I have done music bookings and promotions here in my town Nelson, BC for years (not now though), and I did several shows with her.  </p>
<p>Anyway, you&#8217;re fortunate to have a loving hubby who gives you such great gifts. !!</p>
<p>best<br />
Brielle</p>
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