Friday, March 24, 2006
On and On, We Go
I love music, I hate it too, but that is only for moments. Most of the time I love it, but not in the same way I love Jesus. But I think you probably could have guessed that. I am hoping to go to my first concert in over a year. If it goes well and is fairly painless, I plan on making it a regular habit. The times I hate music are the times I play it, usually. I can rarely play the way I want to. Anyone who plays an instrument understands my pain. If you don't, pick up and instrument and try to play your favorite song. Now you understand. So I keep trying. The other part about music I hate is trying to convince other people to play it with you. I'm alluding to a band. I have been trying for close to a decade to start even the most rudimentary of bands. It always fails. But music, the kind I listen to and occasionally play, okay maybe more often than I like to admit, I fall into this strange hole and the music sweeps me away and I just float along and God is there and all is well. Ah, well I'm sure you already knew that, Charlie calls it "feelin' infinite". I think he hit it on the head.
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Lovely, This morning in Chapel we had like a ginormous audience, because all these guests are hear and we were singing and it was just too powerful, I loved it the blend was incredible and I was thinking wow, I hope GOd enjoys it. I love that He can enjoy that and the mad sreaming and anguishing plea for the nations, both are sweet to Him
I'll be honest... the only reason I'm posting a reply is because I wanted to say that I caught the reference to Perks of being a wallflower... also... sorry that your band thing never works out... if I lived closer I'd be all about dedicating myself to a band with you... sorry... I don't have time to record my riffs though... ugh
i must say that perks of being a wallflower is the best book in the world. It not only makes you think, it makes you want to become charlie
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