Catch-up Time

So it has been a while since I posted.  I will try to briefly update all the many (few) that read this blog.

First of all, I am scared to death of graduating in August, and here's why: I want to be a rockstar.  I really do.  I want to play guitar for a living.  But at the moment, I am not in a band.  Maybe that is where I need to start.  The second is that if the musician thing doesn't work out, I had planned on working in the music biz.  However, the music industry has gone to ____.  That's just fantastic.  Oh well, here's to Someone else who knows what is going to happen.

I'm sure I had other things I wanted to talk about, but I can only recall one other.  On the way home tonight, the song "Kiss on My List" by Hall & Oates came on the radio.  It has been YEARS since I last heard this song.  I love it.  I admit I just bought and listened to it on iTunes.  If nothing else, go look up the lyrics.  I don't know about you, but I can relate to the chorus: "Your kiss is on my list of the best things in life."  With Single-Awareness Day just around the corner, I'm reminded of how much a kiss can mean.  I'm just going to leave it there.

P.S. Kissing burns lots of calories, so I highly encourage it! :-D

Part One

Here's what I was able to come up with before bed:

Blonde haired beauty

With chameleon eyes

She could light a room

With only her smile

I was a lucky one

To love her a while

(Two more lines here)

If these things could change

I wouldn't do them the same

I should've loved you a little more

I should've held you just a little bit longer

I should've sung you, baby, one more song

But I didn't mean you any harm

Hopefully more will be on the way soon.  I need to call it a night for now.

Clapton: the Autobiography

"Being out on the road for months at a time without any direct affection from another human being was having a pretty detrimental effect on my psyche, causing me to isolate myself in my room.  the contrast between the empty hotel room and the roaring crowd in the auditorium can cause a lot of emotional confusion, too..."

Sometimes stuff like this makes me contemplate whether I actually want to go out on the road.