Following this logic, she of course moved to the City of Angels in search of Bob Dylan. He eluded her, masked and anonymous, but she pressed onward, manifesting destiny and reading/performing her poetry across, throughout and in-between the city, including writing poetry for the art exhibit, “Flow- Fine Lines On Water”, curated by friend and Barcelona beauty Dianna Cohen. Simultaneously, Victoria was honored to be featured as the resident poet (everybody’s gotta have one) on legendary DJ Jim Ladd’s show, “Headsets”, Wednesday nights on KLOS 95.5 FM - the first place her songs Wake Up To Dreaming, Memphis, and Sweet Dreams, forged with groove master Steven Last on their record O Positive (O+), debuted. It was on this path in the heart of Hollywood that Victoria discovered the insightful and life-transforming acting coach, Ivana Chubbuck, who helped her remember over the two years she studied with her, why and just how much she loves to act. But alas, for many reasons (including that her back ached from driving the 101 Freeway every day), angels beckoned her back to Boston, where she now lives about a mile from the beach - acting, writing, modeling, (why not) and finishing (finally) her first novel, “The Sand Dollar Chronicles”, which of course, takes place in Hawaii, where it all began. A circle of life... The Lion King. Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. Clicking our collective heels together. All of us returning Home. Remembering who we are. Dreaming of Peace. Waking All Connected. All Ways All One. Peace.
O Positive // The Record TRACK 1 - Orla wake up. wake up. I have to tell you something... wake up please. Orla was a being who had a dream. she was human. she loved. coffee-black. red wine a lot. rode a motorcycle. liked sleeping on the beach. dancing naked in the rain. listening to the beat. the beat... the beat always, for a while she tried to fit in-
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