shooting stars. Who was the first person to wish on a wishing star? Did it come true as to start this world known trend? As children, we close our eyes tightly and think so hard about our wishes. New bike, Legos, candy, and friends. Our wishes track farther from whimsy and ever so closer to needs versus wants as we grow older.. Some of us still Close our eyes tightly, hoping that when we open them a softer, more poetic scene will play out. Some of us just look at the moonlight water, bathing in the beauty of nature, watching the star fall out of view reminding us how fragile all of life is. Hoping that the day ahead is less cruel then the one before.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Mumford and Sons "Where Are You Now" live studio CD102.5FM Big Room
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Emotional Constipation
How do you let go? It is probably a question many of us ask on several occasions throughout our lives. How do we let go of a loved one who has passed on? How do we let go of someone that no longer wants to be a part of our lives? How do we let go of something that is no longer working for us but we have become dependent on it? How do you release those feelings when you have never been able to? You have had to be a rock for so many for so long you have no idea what it is like to release any feelings? Where do you start? Even thinking about it is like a rogue wave crashing down on top of you, sending you reeling onto the shore gasping for air. It is the one thing that makes you alone, your inability to stop being the rock, to stop and say enough. You don’t know how to release all the emotion, so you don’t stop. It isn’t that you just don’t know how to, you're petrified to.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Shaun Davey - The Parting Glass
As I prepare to say my final goodbye, I share part of my eulogy to my "wahty". She would have said it best to all that loved her most " Goodnight and joy be to you all"
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