Tonsilless and Loving It

After attending a Yoga class the other day, I was introduced to the word and sentiment "namaste" meaning "the spirit in me meets the same spirit in you." It's Hindu in origin, but i really dig it. Totally a brother/sister in Christ deal going on there. What if we saw the Spirit in each other, instead of each other. How much would that change our perceptions of actions, words, etc?? This is registering high on the Richtor Scale of Coolness. Anyways, I'm on codone and need sleep. Good night.

Chelsie quotes

I caught Michael Buble on a pbs special tonight and was characteristically enthralled by the musicianship and vocal talent. The melody induces, his voice produces the verse so simple, so strong. and here I go -waxing poetic- seduced again as only great songs can.

Hearing a great song is the most perfect infatuation. It never disappoints and you grow to love it more each time.

To master an instrument is to make sweet love to the means of melodies and harmonies.

"I've been saving all the letters that I wrote to you, each one a line or two, I'm fine baby how are you? I would send but I know that it's just not enough. My words are cold and flat, and you deserve more than that. Another sunny day has come and gone away in Paris and Rome and I want to go home, I miss you, you know. Let me go home, I'm just to far from where you are, I want to go home." -MB