Soundtrack of our Lives
Been renewing acquaintances with George Winston, that fantastic new age pianist, whose music was the soundtrack of my life during law school and my turbulent relationship with my first girlfriend. I highly recommend you score some of his music (especially Colors/Dance from the "Autumn" album and Living Without You from the "Summer" album, though they're very hard to find now. Believe me, I tried to get some for my iPod, but it was hard.
Come to think of it, I've carried a lot of baggage from those years, perhaps until now. But if there's one thing that was good about it, friends have always told me how great I carry my load. If I didn't open up, they wouldn't know I had a lot of problems.
I think it's just my jovial disposition and my faith that keeps me going on. And then, of course, there is the music (the soundtracks of my life), plus my gadgets...
Oh, because of a conflicting appointment, I could not show up for choir duties over at the EDSA Shrine yesterday. That's two in a row. I have to make up for these two no-shows somehow...
Tomorrow is Mother's Day, that day invented by commerce to stir up sales. I believe that day, like Christmas, should be everyday. While we're at this subject, that girl is scheduled to visit tomorrow, if at all. I'll tell you what happened tomorrow.
Have a happy weekend.
2 Objection(s):
Nyaah nyaah! I have casettes and CDs of all four of those George Winston clssics. And c'mon Poonz, DECEMBER had all the best tracks in that lot! By far! (imho) Themz the onez that get the girlzzz.
Glad we share the same interest in the guy, sir.
I'll probably have a relative buy his CDs for me. But for me, Autumn is the best. December (some of the tracks are really seasonal, but that's the point, right?) and Summer are not far behind.
I have this thing for depressing music, you see.
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