Not too long ago, got a call from someone in my past ... quite a blast from the past, but not entirely unwelcome. I just wish some friends from the past knew I was thinking about them ... wouldn't mind hearing from others as well.
That one call got me to reminiscing about stupid things we've done in our youth, concerts with friends, times just hanging out chatting, BBQs, listening to music, laughing till we cried. As much as I enjoy my life now, and wouldn't trade a thing, I would like friends to know that they are not forgotten, will always be a part of me, forever in my heart.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
where are they now?
Have you ever wondered where musicians end up?
I find myself humming a song, and wonder what ever happened to the artist?
What was going on in his mind when he wrote that particular tear jerker song?
These questions really weigh on me when I can't think of another song sung by said artist afterwards.
Did the heart break cause them such grief that they lost it?
Is anyone ever really losing it over?
I'd like to say no... not because a person is not worth much, but because that person shouldn't be worth more than another.
Broken hearts are a part of life, the stuff songs are made of.
I love deep, and I reckon if I were capable of writing songs I'd have a few hits by now as a result of life's heartbreaks.
Can't say that anyone has ever loved me that deep though, to have written a song over losing me.
Guess that's ok, that would suck to hear that one over and over on the radio I imagine.
Glad there's enough others out there, like Taylor Swift, and the idiots that broke her heart....
Sing on ....
I find myself humming a song, and wonder what ever happened to the artist?
What was going on in his mind when he wrote that particular tear jerker song?
These questions really weigh on me when I can't think of another song sung by said artist afterwards.
Did the heart break cause them such grief that they lost it?
Is anyone ever really losing it over?
I'd like to say no... not because a person is not worth much, but because that person shouldn't be worth more than another.
Broken hearts are a part of life, the stuff songs are made of.
I love deep, and I reckon if I were capable of writing songs I'd have a few hits by now as a result of life's heartbreaks.
Can't say that anyone has ever loved me that deep though, to have written a song over losing me.
Guess that's ok, that would suck to hear that one over and over on the radio I imagine.
Glad there's enough others out there, like Taylor Swift, and the idiots that broke her heart....
Sing on ....
Sunday, April 3, 2011
where are they now? still making that music I love...
I love American Idol. There I said it. But when you see the stars that come out of the show's talent go on and bring their music to us (over and over again) maybe you can forgive me from wanting to see them from auditions to winning it all on the show, and this season is no different.
Below are three of the best from years past (yes, there are plenty more to be sure) singing my favorites.
Taylor Swift - You Belong With Me
Kelly Clarkson - Because of You
Carrie Underwood - Before He Cheats
Below are three of the best from years past (yes, there are plenty more to be sure) singing my favorites.
Taylor Swift - You Belong With Me
Kelly Clarkson - Because of You
Carrie Underwood - Before He Cheats
Monday, March 21, 2011
my own circle
Family is and will always be your family. The colossal joke is that they can't do anything about it, even if they wish they could.
Took a trip visiting family, and I kept getting looks at first to see if they could see any change in me... since I apparantly have grown 2 or 3 heads or something since the last time they saw me.
So far no one has come right out and asked me, and for that I think I am grateful. Let this visit confirm that I am still me, then maybe the next with an actual conversation will be easier.
Took a trip visiting family, and I kept getting looks at first to see if they could see any change in me... since I apparantly have grown 2 or 3 heads or something since the last time they saw me.
So far no one has come right out and asked me, and for that I think I am grateful. Let this visit confirm that I am still me, then maybe the next with an actual conversation will be easier.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
God bless the survivors...and those working to ensure we all survive
I hear we are up for climate change again ... earth was knocked on its axis approx 4" by Japan's earthquake.
Following the initial 8.9 quake, Japan had 141 additional quakes over 5.0 within the next 24 hours.
Following the initial 8.9 quake, Japan had 141 additional quakes over 5.0 within the next 24 hours.
The tsunami knocked out power to nuclear power plants that cool nuclear reactors, and cooling the reactors with sea water inadvertantly set off an explosion at one of their already crippled nuclear reactors. The nuclear power plants in Japan are still not under control after the initial explosion & release of radiation at just one of those in danger of meltdown - officials have said that partial meltdowns have occurred at two crippled reactors and that they are facing serious cooling problems at three more .
Hawaii affected
California affected
Oregon affected
Oregon affectedThe fear is if the nuclear power plants totally fail, & there is uncontrolled radiation release into the atmosphere, the entire earth will be affected, the above map is just the beginning. Man is just a speck in the world when you think of the power of the earthquake and the following tsunami, yet how big a part we can play when you think of the possible disaster due to the nuclear power plants man has created.
hope he finds his way back ....
Charlie Sheen has been a talented actor throughout the years. Unfortunately he has struggled with his own demons. Many of us have. I just hope he finds the strength to climb back out. Somehow though, I fear he doesn't know his rock bottom yet.
We'll still be watching you when you're back on track, Charlie. Love your show "TWO and a half MEN."
We'll still be watching you when you're back on track, Charlie. Love your show "TWO and a half MEN."
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
life is a circle...
I know, I know... "life is a circle" goes right along with all those other cute little sayings we've all heard all our lives. Such as: Don't cry over spilt milk. But what if it was your last cup, it's 2am, you've got 3 Oreos, the munchies, and nothing else will do??? Then it's OK to cry over spilt milk!
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Ok, maybe it does. But I feel the need to add "and what does kill you makes you stronger smelling over time."
But in this case I find that life can come full circle. For some this can happen relatively quickly. For others it may take a bit longer. And this circle isn't always viewed as a positive thing by those to whom it is happening. However, it is as inevitable as the fact that a circle has no beginning or end.
I feel fortunate indeed to have been able to step into some people's circles. I wish that my own circle's path would have paralleled some more closely instead of intersecting and then passing out of their path as circles continue on, seeking their own destiny. Hopefully our paths will cross again so that we can once again feel that closeness even if for a short time as has been our course thus far.
I was shopping for art, and came across something that explained this fragile circle of life better than I could in a different way yet: This artist created spirals of glass, expressing the never-ending cycle of life. How events will happen at one time in your life and then circle back to them again. We have our own life-spirals and we travel around on them and come back to events although maybe not in exactly the same way. A spiral can bring you peace too, the assurance that everything WILL circle back around. In that sense, it serves as a rudimentary mandala for us to meditate upon. And glass is a perfect medium because of it's potentially fragile quality. A glass spiral can be beautiful, colorful, reflective yet if you don't treat it with some care, it could shatter. (couldn't say it better myself)
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Ok, maybe it does. But I feel the need to add "and what does kill you makes you stronger smelling over time."
But in this case I find that life can come full circle. For some this can happen relatively quickly. For others it may take a bit longer. And this circle isn't always viewed as a positive thing by those to whom it is happening. However, it is as inevitable as the fact that a circle has no beginning or end.
I feel fortunate indeed to have been able to step into some people's circles. I wish that my own circle's path would have paralleled some more closely instead of intersecting and then passing out of their path as circles continue on, seeking their own destiny. Hopefully our paths will cross again so that we can once again feel that closeness even if for a short time as has been our course thus far.
I was shopping for art, and came across something that explained this fragile circle of life better than I could in a different way yet: This artist created spirals of glass, expressing the never-ending cycle of life. How events will happen at one time in your life and then circle back to them again. We have our own life-spirals and we travel around on them and come back to events although maybe not in exactly the same way. A spiral can bring you peace too, the assurance that everything WILL circle back around. In that sense, it serves as a rudimentary mandala for us to meditate upon. And glass is a perfect medium because of it's potentially fragile quality. A glass spiral can be beautiful, colorful, reflective yet if you don't treat it with some care, it could shatter. (couldn't say it better myself)
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