These days there is a very over crowded market of music. Sometimes I feel a bit bored of listening to the same old stuff. Some guy or girl bleeting on about stuff they don't really mean because their record deal has bought them.  If you want something to listen to and feel something deeper than give this a try.
So proud I could just about burst - get it here krismorris.com

So just wanted to blog about the last few months since we arrived back in Oz. 

There have been many things that Kris and I have experienced throughout our time settling in.  Extreme joy would be an understatement.  I thought in coming home I would have those moments of crazy excitement where I would burst into tears with the joy of being home.  Funnily enough that hasn't happened and it has been more just an all round feeling of deep comfort in coming home to the place I love.

So its been a while since my last blog.  A lot has changed.  Kris and I have moved home after 7 years of being in the UK.  We have learnt soo much from the UK and it has changed us in ways that we would not have expected.  So as I sit here in Kris's folks place, with Kris and his Dad watching John Mayer together and sharing a musical connection and father and son connection after many years of missing these precious momments - I take a momment to blog on the things that I have learnt from my UK time.

Just wondering if anyone has a good suggestion for somewhere I can go dancing with my girly friends tonight?  Please help!

Recently michael guglielmucci has confessed to having lied about having cancer.  For those of you who don't know him, he is an Australian Pastor who wrote a song called "healer". 
It was very successful in the Church and the Australian charts.  His father is a prominent Christian in Australia also.  Many people were moved by his story of being diagnosed with terminal cancer to the point of giving money.  In the last few days he has been interviewed by a prime news channel in Australia to say that the reason for his fraud was due to a long life of pornography addiction. 

So last night I watched Coldplay live on the BBC.  As I watched Chris Martin deliver his vocal it struck me how he always seems to struggle to reach the right notes.  There was a momment when Coldplay sang "yellow".  He started the song in a low register, which is not his strength.  You could see the struggle that he had in each song in this way before he eventually worked his way back to where his voice was most comfortable, in the higher register.  I know nothing about music by the way so please ignore my musical lingo.  But when he hit the high notes and sang with passion and frustration to get it right, it was pure gold.  I have another friend who does this when he preaches.  It is a frustrating thing to sit through, to watch him wrestle with his points and struggle to get the right point across, but in the end he always brings it home strong and delivers the most holy spirit annointed message that can totally change your outlook on life.