I have a unique opportunity over the next several weeks.  I get to sit on the sidelines and not lead worship.

For the most part, my boss and I rotate, with some other peeps sprinkled in as scheduling allows and for the most part, that rotation is fairly consistent.  However, since my boss preached the entire summer and I lead worship, it’s now her turn to lead, allowing me time to learn some of the technical aspects of our weekend services and produce more.

This is exciting, as I can observe everything we do instead of just being focused in on the music and can think through areas that we can get better.  The other bonus is that it will give me a little more time to write and do some recording, which I’m pretty stoked about.

Trouble is, I’ve got nothing rattling around in my brain right now, as it is fried from planning meetings (good meetings mind you, just a lot of them).  So I’m thinking of some ideas and trying to make sense of them, but all I keep getting are melodies that sound too much like “I’m a little tea pot!”