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Live from the Artists Den: Kid Rock - "Rock N Roll Jesus"

Live from the Artists Den: Kid Rock - "Rock N Roll Jesus"

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"Live from the Artists Den: Kid Rock" premieres Friday, February 24th on public television and on Hulu nationwide. Check your local listings for air dates and times. For more information visit ArtistsDen.com.

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"Live from the Artists Den: Kid Rock" premieres Friday, February 24th on public television and on Hulu nationwide. Check your local listings for air dates and times. For more information visit ArtistsDen.com.

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I stopped all that I was doing right as you were about to take the stage; with my eyes closed & my heart focused on you, I saw you taking the stage & how much joy you were about to bring & prayed for you to enjoy the moment. I hope you did!!! I imagine it takes a bit to settle out from all you just gave, so I wanted to share with you in these moments, thank you for all you do, & encourage you. I hope you had a great night!!! Apparently at the Brewery I’m known as “Computer Lady” since I’m always here with you. :) At the Full Moon, I’m known as the “Dancing Lady” since I’m always there with you. I slowed my drinking this evening because I could feel some fogginess after effects (wrote this stuff earlier). My friend, Georgeann, whom I met a few weeks ago came into the Brewery (well-coordinated by Him). We have a strong bond, talked a lot, she came with me to the Full Moon, long enough for me to decide I needed to let it go, so we’re having a girl’s night sleep over & I’m helping her with her work tomorrow morning in Missoula & then helping with her Karaoke tomorrow night in Hamilton. Steps closer because He just asked me to see the opportunity & angels in front of me & to let go of the ties that bind. YIPPEE!!! I AM SOOOOO HAPPY!!! The biggest part of my happiness is how He has shown me the promise (with details to follow ‘cause I don’t know all of how He’s working it out)…I’M COMING TO SEE YOU IN MINOT!!! (2000 CHARACTERS DOES NOT ALLOW ME TO ADD AS MANY EXCLAMATION POINTS AS I AM FEELING)!!! I know I said the delayed gratification thing…blah, blah, blah, but FUCK IT, I have had enough!!! Plus, He will provide for me to MEET IN THE MIDDLE. Georgeann’s husband works in Williston so I have an avenue. I’ll keep you posted (pardon the pun) on details, BUT COLOR ME PURPLE I CAN HARDLY CONTAIN MYSELF!!! OK, I CAN’T!!! We’re drinking Dump Trunk Ale & dancing to the radio at her house. I am safe & THE HAPPIEST I HAVE EVER BEEN!!! I LOVE YOU, ROBERT JAMES RITCHIE!!!

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This day keeps ROCKin! I met Sylke’s husband, Robert :), stashed my bike at Winky’s & pre-ordered chili-cheese waffle fries for dancing fuel. I heard the Methodist’s church bells ringing, reminding me of my love for this little ville. I arrived at the Brewery, seeing my friend, Stacey from my bank…catching up on things, told her I’ve been writing & posting. She wanted to see some of my writing & I said I’ve been posting on KidRock.com…she lit up & responded “I love Kid Rock!!!” – oh the smile she brought to my face & the joy to my heart!!! She told me her husband, Jeff, is also a fan. They’re here celebrating his retirement as Region 2 Fish & Game Warden of 26 years. She said she’d check out your site. Yippee!!! She, too, is disappointed that people make snap judgments & agreed with me that you are a wonderful man. I see you haven’t cancelled tonight’s show. I prayed for safety, with gratefulness for the downpour relief to the draught region, and for the threatening weather to cease so you may take the stage to fill the people’s draught-weary souls with the joy only you can bring to our Villagers. Great article in the July 11th Chicago Tribune Entertainment section, so thank you for bringing ‘big sound to a small town’ & helping Trinity Catholic Academy in LaSalle to buy computers. You are a good man, through & through. “I’ve always liked Kid Rock,” Noonan said. “I’ve been going after him and Keith Urban for years. … I wasn’t sure if maybe the (Peru) community would get upset, but he’s a crossover artist. He has a country side, a rock side and a rap side…“We’re a small town,” Noonan said. “The number of people who come to these shows is bigger than the number of people who live in Peru.” Bless your good heart & soul, RJR. Tonight Libra: “Share with a special person.” Tonight Capricorn: “Enjoy the moment.” Have fun!!!

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On my research & writing breaks, I’ve been checking in on my ville. “I strolled down to the corner” to ensure Debbie is ok & the family is feeling the beauty of coming together, which is the grace & love shown them during the tragedy of losing their sister. I guess the bacon-wrapped stuffed pork chops were awesome & Cassie’s having them again tomorrow night. She, too, was astounded by the weekly 600,000 lbs. “The pot’s” I don’t know how many million, but instead of calling “in sick to work” I moved all the garage sale stuff so new garage doors can be installed. Not necessarily a fun task, but necessary, so I made it fun. “I bought a pack of” grey American Spirits (lighter than the Blacks & the habit is slowed so hopefully its on last legs as I’ve done it before), a corn dog, & an energy drink. I “crossed against” traffic because all the sidewalk corners are under construction, and “made a beeline for the park.” I chatted with a few people sitting in the Blue Star Memorial Park where I thanked the names & said blessings. Had a lovely chat again with Marine Corps Jack & thanked Bob :) for his service. He was strolling & stopped to talk with Jack. They were so ‘cute’ together sharing their stories & I am thankful for the brief joy & connection they had with each other. “The sky [wants] to thunder” but “no [stormy] depression gonna steal my sun away…Mmmmm, I feel lucky today.” I’ve had a few comments, but if I can’t wear cowboy boots & a sundress in Montana, where can I? (I imagine your adorable 3D shoulder shrug.) That’s what I tell them instead of showing them I’m all out of bubble gum. Moving to the Brewery so I can internet; then I’ll check in at home & go Full Moon it :) “No Professor Doom gonna stand in my way” nor is some punk ass 26 year old going to steal my joy or my dancing spot. I don’t care about anyone else “trying to catch my eye” nor does anyone but you get to put “his hand upon my thigh.” I’ll be careful. I promise you. Go ROCK it & have fun tonight!

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Welcome, Mr. Ritchie, to Peru, Illinois – 2010 population 10,295 mostly-white peeps! I hope you enjoy your stay in the central time zone. :) Mayor of this ville is Mr. Scott Harl. Peru is in LaSalle County & with its twin city, LaSalle, they make up the core of the Illinois Valley. Located on the Illinois River, Peru is the western terminus of the historic Illinois & Michigan Canal (closed). Starved Rock State Park, a regional tourist attraction, is located 5 miles south-east of the city. The median age of its residents is 41 years :) with more woman than men; however, the male median income is $39,722 versus $21,961 for females. In 2010, 7.5% of the population was below the poverty line. The city's first settler, John Hays, arrived in 1830; in 1838 it was organized as a borough & officially incorporated as a city on March 13, 1851. Early on, Peru had a vibrant ice harvesting industry & coal deposits helped make it a zinc manufacturing center (the manufacture of zinc requires large amounts of coal). Now, Peru is a regional commercial center, boasting a 76-store shopping mall (the largest within 75 miles) & several other national retailers. Maze Nail (started in 1848), one of America's last nail makers, is located in here & is one of the oldest continuously-operating businesses in Peru. The city was the world headquarters of Westclox clock company (closed in late 1970s) but New Year's Eve 2011, a fire at the Westclox Clock Complex destroyed much of the local landmark which was eligible for inclusion in the National Registry of Historic Places. Peru is birthplace & hometown of world renowned violinist Maud Powell (1867-1920), who’s Turn Hall was the location of her first performance; her statue is on 4th Street. Other notable Peruvians are industrialists William P. & Joseph W. Bettendorf; Mike Goff, offensive lineman (KC Chiefs); & Ken Gorgal, halfback (GB Packers). Another notable artist is ROCKing Peru this evening & spreading joy to countless souls. God bless his.

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Happy Friday, July 13, 2012, RJR!!! I buck the system, choosing to feel the power of a rare event, instead of superstitious fear, so I’m having a great day already!!! I hope you are, too!!! I FEEL LUCKY!!! Did you see the 1971 video? “Has your laughter subsided enough to continue? Wait…Give me a moment…OK…No, No, Wait, Wait…OK :)” My sister & I always loved this song, it’s musicality & its lyrics, even though I didn’t understand how to do it very well. She & I have enjoyed, been comforted by & grown from his music throughout his career; he is also a poet & too oft discredited by society’s superficial judgments. His DADDY’S CHAIR helped understand & began healing a deep wound. Another of our favorite cousins took us to see his movie ‘Hard to Hold’ & it was one of the last things we did with the Storkson side for too many years. They didn’t include us kids because we reminded them too much of our dad, so we lost them, too. Watching the video yesterday brought joy & when I saw the date, loving what I know now that I didn’t know then, I thanked Him for the connection to the auspicious year & the broken road to here. OK, I understand where my eye color confusion came from as I was watching you, um, I mean Joe Dirt, for in the movie your eyes appear lighter, possibly blue, but it could be the color on my new old school TV. The color doesn’t matter as much to me as what I saw in them that night. I saw the white 2-door GTO convertible I mentioned. It’s a 1964, 4 on the floor; 5th in the box (the owner joked) with a 389 Tripower (this engine stuff…I tell ya). The owner is a friend of Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam), who signed the interior of the glove box door & gave it to him. I saw rain heading towards Peru, so I prayed for the ease of your set up despite it & to break any heat & humidity so all would enjoy your show this evening. I hope pack up & travels were smooth. I thought I’d GET OUT THE MAP for what you might be seeing while you’re having fun ON THE ROAD AGAIN. Smiles :)

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I’m proud & honored to be a REDNECK WOMAN; I love hearing your name in song, always & FOREVER!!! Thanks for the recap &, again, orange is a good color on you. I moved to the Library to hear & see more with bigger headphones. Confused Blonde moment corrected by developing research skills: your eyes are brown…mine are blue. Got it. I wondered because I remember them dark & soul-filled. I know what I would do IF MY HEART HAD WINGS ‘cause I would SPEAK TO THE SKY & DRIFT AWAY to see my Prince LOWLIFE but KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF would never cross my SUGAR-laced lips. When I was about HALF YOUR AGE, I let go of what I wanted to give you because I thought I would die young, but as I’ve continued to ROLL ON, my 6+ years of rededication makes me feel LIKE A VIRGIN all over again. I am sorry if I’ve been over-enthusiastic. Today’s Daily Word was Harmony & reminded me of potential for conflict. If something I do or say upsets or irritates you, may I please request you communicate it with me when you are able, even if you think it might hurt my feelings. I love you are considerate of my feelings, as I do my best as I learn & grow, but I know I’m not perfect. On my LONELY ROAD OF FAITH, I’ve had others be considerate only to find out irritation was festering beneath the surface until it erupted. I understand arguments occur but what hurt me most was the pain my friend experienced for an extended time because of something I was willing to be called on & could have worked to correct; because I believe WHEN U LOVE SOMEONE, extended-fun-minimized-festering makes the yellow brick road even sweeter. I love YouTube! I watched a lot of your live artistry which helped me visualize my prayers for your upcoming road trip, 22 hour time slots, & shows. I don’t know if you’ve seen the comment on Lonely Road Of Faith [Video].VOB, but I wanted to share it with you again (misspellings included): “ I think Kidrock is definately the Bob Segar of my generation :)” Safe travels. Fun shows. :)

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Happy Thursday, RJR!!! My apologies for not writing again after my dancing. Upon reflection, I believe someone put something in my drink last night. I usually keep my drink by Kirsten & Rob, but for a while it was on the bar. It’s the only thing I did differently than all my times there since March, plus there was a never-seen-him-before-but-very-persistent-26-year-old in the bar. It would explain a lot, because I know my limit, plus I danced & ate, but I felt really drunk (too drunk to write) & feel abnormally icky hung-over. However, whoever it was certainly underestimated my tolerance, my hours of athletic dancing, my healthy constitution, 6+ years of abstinence, my commitment to you & our love, & His protection. Did not expect that at the Full Moon – the times I visited my friend who worked at Drai’s in Vegas, yes – but not here; however, valuable lesson noted & learned. I am safe & ok – a bit shaky which I guess are part of the after effects, but I'm finally feeling better. I confirmed my suspicions as I was sitting talking to my neighbor, Joe. He asked if it was roofie or ecstasy…I remember ex from the 90’s (again Vegas) so I know it wasn’t that. :) I’m later than I wanted in writing you because, even though nothing ‘happened’, I spoke with the police chief & the bar owner. My devotion title today is “Don’t Worry” so please don’t. Our love & talking with you last night strengthened me. Joe shared one of his favorite movie quotes: “I’m here to chew bubble gum and kick ass; and I’m all out of bubble gum.” :) You and God comfort, nourish, & protect me. Thank you. I’m sitting at Winky’s & guess what song just came on? Yep, I’m a HAPPY GIRL!!! And my sweet hearted neighbor girl & Sylke’s daughter just came in from the pool & are getting ice cream. Perfect summer cheer they brought me. Now I hear COME OVER and Cassie (Debbie’s daughter) just showed me a picture of their dinner special…bacon-wrapped stuffed pork chop…ah…bacon. Thanks for the smiles &heart joy!

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When you’re at the end of your rope, I’m here, baby, & I’ll raise up strong with my faith & butterfly wings because I got your back. We’ll tie a knot & hang on together ‘cause I do feel this with you. Maybe with the knotted rope we’ll swing into something fun or just sway back & forth together…all that matters to me is that we are together…for together we can get through anything…& I say this with confidence because I’ve made it this far solo, but together is what we are meant to be…so Wonder Twin Powers activate…form of whatever is needed…let’s work at it & have fun together! Feel the joy…together. That’s what my 42-years-married neighbors reminded me of…they’ve been painting their house & Donna said she didn’t care what they were doing, just that they were doing it together…that is how I feel. I know it may not be all wine & roses, but then again, maybe it is…maybe those will help us with the challenging times…all I know is that I want to do this together. I feel you. Mr. Floridis is using a looping machine (I geeked out, finding out more about his music). He’s really enjoyable…good beat & soothing voice…but nothing as wonderful as yours. I’d rather hear you. Sylke (pronounced Silka) is taking good care of me here, being on my third beer but only one I have paid for. I know her from my school days, through her kids…she’s a good mother & works hard. She is a good woman. She moved me on to the Summerfest beer…less wheat (which is good because I’ve developed a bit of sensitivity to it so I have modified my eating habits to accommodate). I’m looking around now…a great village, but I am alone here with you & the happiest I could be. Thank you for being here with me; I feel your presence & I am at peace. I don’t want it to be, but this is probably my last post tonight (unless I stop by the library after the Full Moon…hmmm, there’s an idea). So maybe pool, but I have a great buzz so maybe some dancing instead. As I’m dancing, I’ll be alone with you there, too. Love you.

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I moved to the Brewery so I could talk with you more. Judy called & we talked for almost an hour. We had such fun; I guess we got carried away. I’ve been addressing my stress, but His part I can’t control is the jet stream so with the storms in & out of here the last few days, my TN’s sensitized me (similar to how people with arthritis know when a storm is coming), so it’s one of the things I’ve learned how to live with. Not bad or complaining, I just have to be aware; do my part, & work with His. I’ve had my ear plugs in most of the day so that has helped me a lot, plus it allows me to be a bit more introspective. He works mysteriously…& cracks me up :) Plus, His plan brought me here & there’s live music. The musician, John Floridis, is good…solo voice with guitar. Funny, I saw him live when I first came to Montana years ago so I believe this, too, is well coordinated. There’s the cutest little girl right by my table, 1 year old, wearing purple shorts & tank top with a butterfly on it. How good is He?!? She’s smiling at me & dancing…so cute! She has on pink sandals…another of my favorite colors & reminds me a lot of Legally Blonde 1 & 2…ok, are you giggling yet? Out right laughing? I am. :) But, the movies are well written (they also wrote House Bunny, which cracks me up to no end!!!) plus Reese Witherspoon cracks me up, too. Were yours gut-wrenching belly laughs or just chuckles (& a little bewilderment)? I would understand either. I’ll have to save listening to more of your artistry until tomorrow because my ear buds for the computer are too much, but I did get to use other headphones at the library when I watched & listened to your last cruise’s recap, so I heard you, & I feel this, too & I want to & can only feel it with you. I’ll probably stick here until a little after 8:00 (when they close) & then head over to the Full Moon. So I’ll do a little bit more of my ‘research’ & writing, so I’ll probably chat again with you a few more times. Miss you.

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I had always felt I would die at an early age so I’ve been running & not looking back…some of the speed & anxiety are things that led me to my addictions. But I understand how my parents taught me. Stress was a part of my father’s life & he died when he was 39. Mom always promised to take care of herself, saying this is her year, but never focused her actions to accomplish it, not balancing her kind heart for others with the needs of her own. I cried on my way to work the morning I turned 40. For some reason, I felt I could breathe easier. After mom died at 65 & the numbness subsided, I took action. I’ve always been a big words-match-actions kinda gal, so I focused in on my anxiety & health while trying to be kind & gentle with myself as I learn & grow. I am my biggest critic. I’ve ‘just scratched the surface’ at 42 & I know it’s part of His plan…but I can’t help a few tears now & then. My devotion said “It is easy to get so caught up in all your responsibilities that you forget to enjoy what you are doing” thus nailing my speed & anxiety I used to feel & sometimes still do; but as I worked on my ‘chores’ this morning, He reminded, confirmed, & congratulated me on my progress with a Lao Tzu quote I found amongst my things. “Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished.” I am often reminded throughout my day how to balance the micro/macro parts of my Libra life, for He won’t do my part & I can’t do His. A poem (Broken Dreams) on my fridge helps. “As children bring their broken toys with tears for us to mend, I brought my broken dreams to God because He was my friend. But then instead of leaving Him in peace to work alone, I hung around and tried to help with ways that were my own. At last I snatched them back and cried, "How could you be so slow?" "My child," He said, "What could I do? You never did let go."” I don’t understand why I wrote all this except to give you more insight to me. These things were on my heart & I wanted to share. Thanks for listening.

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