Fun for Friday: David Hale singing an ode inspired by Regina Holliday and e-Patient Dave:
I help people navigate health and technology.
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Thank you David for writing and performing this! It is brilliant! And thank you Susannah for posting it to E. Patients. And thank you Dave for inspiring word, as they are responsible for at least two art pieces at this point…
It really doesn’t seem like we are asking for all that much when our demand is accompanied by a Uke.
You’re very welcome! Who says HealthCamp can’t be a little bit like summer camp, with ukeleles, paintbrushes, and laughter?
We had fund burning this one. David is referring to the jam session for Dr. Steven Eisenberg @drseisenberg, aka ‘San Diego’s singing doctor’ (clip to follow). Also cameos in this clip: Gilles Frydman, @gfry (stage left), Chris Mahoney, @chrismahoney, background, and gracious Rady School of Management host Barbra Blake. Filmed, edited, and published by yours truly, Gregg Masters aka @2healthguru
Make that…’we had fun…’
Indeed – fun with no fund 🙂 Thanks, Gregg!!
Greg Thank YOU!!! Thank you for helping this spread far beyond the confines of Health 2.0 Spring Fling!
And thank you to Health Camp San Diego too!
Regina, you are an inspiration to many. Happy to be in the tribe spreading this timely and vital message. It will definitely take a village. p.s., the health 2.0 version will follow as well.
Regina and Dave, it’s your stories and passion that inspired this! And thanks Greg and Susannah!
Here are the words, chords, and credits for the song it’s based on, My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua Hawai`i – Bill Cogswell, Tommy Harrison & Johnny Noble – Copyright 1933, 1961 Miller Music Corp.
http://lostonroute66.com/my-little-data-shack-0
David,
I thought you were cool before…. Wow – Thank you!!!!!
-jamie