I’m back in Pueblo again and am trying to get back into my routine somewhat. I’m more rattled than I thought I would be with the loss of my mom. It’s not that I didn’t think I would be affected a great deal, but it has left me numb in ways I couldn’t have guessed. I will be missing a lot of gigs into the fall and early winter of this year as I help to settle her estate. There’s so much to do. And I didn’t expect to just feel numb and have the wind taken out of my sails as I do. But I’m finding comfort in the rising of the sun and the little beauties of the world. Music is always a well of meaning and mystery for me that I find solace in, and it reminds me of the wonder in the world, and the energy that courses through us all. I am changed forever somehow, but I value the experiences I have had, and I thank my mom and my life for all I have been given.
What’s up this week?
Friday we’re putting on the Song of Pueblo at PCC at 7:00. We’ll have all the changes we had prepared for last time to show off that I hope you’ll like. Tickets are $15 and are available at the Visitor Information Center, 301 North Union, 719-543-2430. You can call to reserve tickets and they’ll be waiting for you at the show. I hope you’ll come and experience his vibrant history.
That’s it for this week. As I said before, my schedule is going to be changed week by week as I navigate settling my mother’s estate with my siblings. I hope to keep most of the weekend gigs I have scheduled.
Best always,
Tom
Details this week:
Who: Tom Munch with Johnny Watson, David Enke, & Alan Polivka
What: playing, singing, & telling the history of Pueblo at the Song of Pueblo oratorio
Where: Hoag Theater, Pueblo Community College, Orman and Arthur, Pueblo. 719-543-2430 for tickets
When: Friday, August 21, 7:00 pm
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