More email woes

Oh dear dear dear. Now my personal hotmail address, the one I have had for at least a decade, has been locked!! This is causing me a lot of trouble as I'm having to change all my log ins for EVERYTHING.

Who would have thought by sending a few emails out to a few choirs to try and drum up a bit of buzz about my little project they would think I was sending spam. I am very sad.

So, again I am changing the contact email address on this site so you lovely people still have a way of getting in touch with me. It is now: juliereilly1972@gmail.com

If you are curious about the difference in surname - Reilly is my married name but I will be using my maiden name of Cavanagh on my music, so I set this project up using Cavanagh from the start to avoid confusion.

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