I just got back from bowling. It wasn't really my game today, I still lack consistency, I shall work on that more hopefully tomorrow. I've been listening to some of the EPIC songs of our generations. Hands Down and Stolen was a very popular choice on my list. I guess along with the very memorable lyrics, the song's rythm and the fact that Chris (the vocalist) was talking about the best day really paints that picture of how it looked and felt for him. I've also lately been listening to alot of Jimmy Eat World. Songs like Work and The Middle never seem to get old. I guess to me work talks about leaving and trying to move on with whatever you're stuck on. Words like "Work and play were never ok to mix the way we do" just shows how things have their own place and time. I heard John Mayer talking about how he would rather teach song writing than guitar playing. I do agree with that statement. In teaching guitar, it's a system an organisation, but when the topic is song writing; boundaries are nowhere near the whole topic at all. Just go wild with it... write with your soul and let your heart be the author. To quote Dashboard Confessionals "and I knew that you meant it"...



You MEANT it...

Have you ever come across a situation where, you keep playing a scene or situation in your head from the past over and over again, and when you do get to be in the situation again... it's just never the same anymore. Change is inevitable. Who's to blame? Maybe in the end we just have to accept a few things no matter good or bad. Apparently, not everyone blogs anymore; their busy with... surprisingly, not Facebook either. The whole ''having-too-many-things-to-deal-with-so-I-can't-socialize-anymore'' stage has begun for everyone. I'm still doing my best to keep in touch, as much as I can at least. Aside from that, being in a new class with new faces and attitudes are really keeping me on my toes, although I have to admit I'm still kind of hung-up on the holidays,but hopefully I'll pull through. I'm on iTunes everybody. Well, at least I think I am. My friend decided to upload a few songs of mine on iTunes, I'm still gonna get the facts straight on where to go and what to search, but 'll update about it soon. In retrospect, maybe change isn't that bad, we just have to face the music and make sure our voice is louder... loud enough for souls to hear.