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    Wed December 3 '08 - I'm 40 pounds lighter than your mom
    submitted by Steve

    It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - with our appearances yesterday on Regis and Kelly and at the Bryant Park Tree-lighting ceremony (complete with non-lighting tree), our Massey Hall shows this weekend, Ottawa the next, and New Year's in Detroit - but I'm somehow unable to fit into my Santa Suit this year. See, I'm a lighter, smaller Steven Page now. Since May I've been seeing a nutritionist and working hard at dropping the excess weight I've carried for so long. As any other chubster can attest, it's tough to keep the weight off after it's been lost, and I've certainly been a bit of a human yo-yo myself. However, I got really sick of being overweight. It can define you, and I've never been happy with it. I am really focused on taking care of myself and my health, and am 40 pounds down and finally within my BMI. It feels great, and I'm really proud of my achievement. Can I keep it off? Who knows. Will I try to? Yes, of course. There's not much room in my life for complacency.
    Still, with every wish of mazel tov I am also greeted with looks of incredulity, queries into the state of my health, whispers of "who's that guy?", and since my recent public appearances, there's been a spate of gossip, shock, awe, concern, delight, and just plain playa-hatin' (on the internet?? NO!!). For those who want to know - I'm doing great. Yes, it's been a terrible year for the band, and for me personally, but there have also been many things to be happy and grateful for: Falling in love, a renewed sense of peace, the best health of my adult life, some amazing creative and artistic opportunities, and the chance for a renewed and fruitful relationship with my band, friends and loved ones.
    Thanks for thinking of me - I look forward to seeing many of you at the upcoming gigs. May you and those close to you have the best holiday yet. I intend to.

    Sat November 8 '08 - Cohenheads
    submitted by Steve

    Back in June, I took part in a Leonard Cohen tribute at the Montreal Jazz Festival.  The audience was huge, thousands and thousands of people outside of the Place des Arts watching a whole bunch of us sing these Master Songs.  They filmed it.  I think I might have made the cut, but I have no idea which song they used, if any.  The info on YouTube says I'm in it, so it must be true, right?  Anyway, it's on CBC this Sunday night at 9pm.  Hope you have a chance to check it out.

    Thu October 2 '08 - this is just to say
    submitted by Steve

    well, i forgot to link to the Canwest Festival site, so I reposted the last blog. So now you have it twice. Plus this apology. I'm sorry. Hope it was even better the second time.



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    Hi Kevin. Just wondering if you have any plans to do another solo gig like the one at Czehoski''s? I love BNL and Thin Buckle - both great bands - but there is something really special about hearing a songwriter doing his songs on just guitar or piano.
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    Kev On the cruise you played a great/angry/mad/funny song called, I think, ''Save The Ape''. Is there or will there be a recording of this?
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    Kevin, Your art is very unique, as I look at it in the Snacktime book I purchased to read to my Grand Niece I was curious to know something. Is your art already in your mind before you draw or does it come to be what it is as it is being drawn? I have drawn things myself but I never know what it is going to be until I finish, it just kinda comes out as I draw. I would love to know your technique if you would like to share, thank you.
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