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HOW MUCH I CARE

Posted on December 15, 2014 by Judy

My friend, Cheryl, inspired my song “Just a Tune” and I really miss her (she died in 2008.) I am sharing some stories about the feelings behind my song, which I recently created a new arrangement for. Continue reading →

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NO ORDINARY PRINCESS – PART 2

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Judy

All of a sudden, my eyes opened up and my heart started pounding. I wrote her one more time. Oops! I thought I sent that last message to the wrong person!!!! Continue reading →

Posted in Princess Stories | Tagged acoustic guitar, composing, creativity, Darrin Kohavi, Friendship, guitar, Humor, humor daily life, Judy Unger, key in toilet, Music and recording, Ordinary Life, original songs, recording, recording music, recording studio, text messaging humor, writing | Leave a comment

MY DREAM HAS ME BLESSED

Posted on April 8, 2013 by Judy

This blog is a fabulous record of the fairytale my life became as a result of my musical rediscovery. Continue reading →

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MY DREAM – PART 1

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Judy

It was the weekend before the 4th of July when I finally found the courage to tell my husband that our marriage was over. He was shocked, as I knew he would be. I found it interesting that he did not see it coming, considering how distant we were from each other. When I mentioned that, he admitted that he accepted the situation because, and these were his words: “Change is hard.” Continue reading →

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READY

Posted on September 23, 2011 by Judy

One of my friends suggested that I could become a grief counselor. However, after thinking about it I decided it doesn’t entice me. I would never accept money for helping someone. It destroys everything about what I am doing, to take money from someone at their lowest point. I prefer to look at myself as helping a lot of people with what I’m doing and in some instances I don’t mind speaking with someone in despair or counseling a family. Buy I will NEVER take money for that. I came home and saw a message on my computer asking me if I could help a family whose child was dying. I was ready.
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