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Hello! Here’s an update :)

🕑 Added 2022-01-04 02:09:29 +0000 UTC
Hello!  Here’s an update :)

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SnorkY2K

I didn't know there was a term for being a picky eater. I was revolted by many types of food as a child. I had to go for weekly tests at doctor's office. I forced my self to get used to foods. I could not eat rice until I turned 23. I am eating much better now. But, some of the foods that I found revolting are foods that I found out I should not be eating. For the foods that I needed to add, I found that preparing them a different way could make them less revolting. For instance, I found that I liked brocolli when served on a potato with cheese.

Cinnder

Hi Malinda -- thanks so much for the extensive and detailed update. So pleased to see that you seem to have a robust plan that should make both you and us happy. My favourite line was: 'I want to steer this big ship to include all of this beautiful folk music we have discovered and focus on continuing the legacy with original folk and indie pop music.' As someone who's been eager for a new album of original music and kinda missing the more complete YouTube content (whether music videos or the behind-the-scenes mini-documentaries) I look forward to what the new year will bring. If I were to prioritise all the items you mentioned, I think it would go something like this: • Your health (ARFID etc) • New original music • YouTube content (I know TikTok has brought many new fans into the fold, but I still appreciate the more polished videos) • Livestreams • Cover music Not sure where to put touring on this list. I'd love to see you perform live, but being way over here in Europe and covid still a serious issue, it's difficult to say when that will be a practical reality. But insofar as touring anywhere can help advance your career and introduce more people to your music and talent, I'm fully in support of that even if I can't benefit personally. I hope your roadmap for 2022 brings you a happy and rewarding new year!

Dan

Cat, check our cases we are way below NYC and most of the blue states with fewer deaths and fewer hospitalizations than CA, NY, etc. We also have been aggressive in treatments of cases resulting in fewer deaths. We have lots of hospital beds available although not needed. And we didn't send tens of thousands to their deaths in nursing homes. We are not anti-vax ...we are pro science...the real science....which says masks don't work to stop viruses. If they did NY and CA wouldn't have any cases and Texas and Florida would be over-run. But the actual science is the opposite of this. Natural immunity is real. Eating indoors with your family is safe. Going outside without a mask is perfectly safe. Etc. PS Texas and Florida are the 3 and 4th most populous states so the difference between them and NY and CA is approach not population. CA is a 'warm' southern state too...not like NY ....but look at Los Angeles cases even with restrictions. Follow the real science not the televised science...

Paul Morris

It is wonderful to hear that you are taking the time you need for yourself amidst all the chaos that has been these strange few years. You have an amazing gift, one that you have dedicated so much care, work, and love toward, and to see more and more people experiencing and engaging with the art you create daily brings a smile, I believe, to all of our faces. The fact you have been so open with all of us about your journey, and all the challenges that have come with it, is such a blessing, particularly for those who may feel alone in their own struggles. Seeing someone they look up to sharing their own vulnerability is just as important a gift you give as the very music you create, and I hope you see that. I know we all wish you continued success in your endeavors, and I hope that, even in the craziest moments of your journey, that you never feel afraid to take the time to just care for yourself. As someone who deals with a multitude of medical issues, I often have to remind myself (or more often than not, be reminded by my amazing wife) that I am human, and that there is no shame in taking the time I need for healing. It is as if each of us has only so much energy, so much of ourselves to expend each day. Whether we pour it into what we create, or share it with those we engage with, we often only have so much we can give before we need to recover ourselves. And should we choose to overspend, to push ourselves a bit too far as it were, than much like pulling too much from credit, we find ourselves forced to pay this proverbial loan back with interest. And the longer we put it off, the longer it takes us to recover. (I think all of us can recount times where we've burned ourselves out so badly that it takes twice as long just to get back to "normal" again). We are all here to support you in this journey in whatever way we can, and are so thankful that you've brought us along for the ride. So as you take whatever moments you need to find your "normal" again, just remember that you have thousands upon thousands upon thousands of us giving our own "energy" to you, pouring out our love and support, hoping that your light continues to shine brighter each day.

Ra

Thank you so much for such an extensive update. Looking forward to your future goodness! 😊

Jasper

i'm pretty sure she doesn't want to go to a place where she's going to get covid because of all the anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers lmao. just a thought.

Dan

Malinda Kathleen, get out of NYC and go to a place that allows freedom and self expression. Texas and Florida come to mind. You are feeling overwhelmed due to the political environment....join us where we can go to restaurants without masks, exercise in truly safe spaces without drugs or crime, and express yourself. Start your tour here and see how welcoming these people are to artists .

Jadyn Sage

I absolutely love your music, but I am disappointed that it isn't available on the Canadian iTunes store. Do you know if that will change?

Jasper

malinda! i'm so excited for everything that you're brining forward this year! everything sounds so exiting and i genuinely hope that i get to see you on tour, but even if not, i wish you the best of luck in that regard! excited for your music as well (: i'm also glad that you're taking time got better yourself. i personally know the hell of an eating disorder and recovering g from one all too well, (and yes, i think everyone's were worsened over the pandemic), so i wish you luck there too! hope you had a wonderful holidays and looking forward to what this year will bring.

Robert

Good luck with the ARFID. Remember that we all love you and are on your side.

Henry Hunt

Good luck with the tour, Malinda! Coming from someone who’s toured as an independent, both as an artist, and an audio engineer, I know how hard it is. If there’s anything I can do to assist to make the process smoother, please let me know!


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