Comments on: Item! Wednesday needs to stop sneaking up on me.

By: Hayley Lau

Hayley Lau — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 03:17:11 +0000

I was so surprised to find your comment on my blog post and totally did a little happy dance. Thank you for taking the time to do that, and to include your thoughts about it in this post. It was so uplifting.

And I’m sure you know how thankful I am for sharing your advice and content. You’re doing such a great thing here, and I’m going to be recommending you to everyone I think will be interested.
.-= Hayley Lau´s last post … things i wish i knew before i opened shop =-.

By: HollyMarieHill

HollyMarieHill — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:00:03 +0000

Leah’s art is beautiful – and reminded me a bit of another artist who’s stuff I love: http://shano-studio.com

By: Sandra

Sandra — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 06:11:29 +0000

The song that is stuck in my head like a radioactively mutated moth banging around in a small jar is Poker Face, South Park version. #killmenow
.-= Sandra´s last post … Transform yourself into a beeyootiful princess… =-.

By: Karinne

Karinne — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 11:24:15 +0000

Like quite a few people, I now have “Hey Jude” stuck in my head.

However, most of this week I’ve had a couple of songs that are indicative of my headspace:

Custard – We Have the Technology
Specifically: “I called my baby a Piece of S**t She hated it, I hated it Funny thing is now we both feel fine” Summing up my current relationship clashes. Not literally, thankfully

Tom Petty – Learning to Fly
Specifically: “I’m learning to fly, but I ain’t got wings, coming down, is the hardest thing” It’s my blog title, for a different reason, so I’m not surprised it would be in my head. However, it does sum up the feeling that I’ve bitten off more than I can chew and wondering where my wings have gone.

Ben Lee – We’re all in this together AND Gamble everything for love.
Specially: the title lines of both. Perhaps the anti-dote to the above? The reason for putting up with the above?

What I should be singing?
The Cat Empire – 1,4,5; Manifesto; Waltz; and Panama
All songs about joy and living in the moment, living a life of purpose and beleiving in things that are impossible.
.-= Karinne´s last post … Going home (for a short period of time) =-.

By: Yael Grauer

Yael Grauer — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:09:28 +0000

I am thinking about how cool all those links are! And about how I’ve never really felt like I truly belong anywhere for as long as I can remember, though I have had momentary glimpses of what it feels like. And about how one of my patterns is creating situations where I think I feel trapped and then resisting them, but this time I’m trying to be more honest with myself about how I’m not really stuck and I get to make and am making most of my own choices. About how we can do things to try to build what we call security but that it’s really not secure anyway. About Alan Watts who said that aiming at security “means to isolate and fortify the ‘I,’ but it is just the feeling of being an isolated I which makes me feel lonely and afraid” and all the ways I do that. Thinking of all the things I love and will miss about Tucson if I leave, and how long is it gonna take us to find out if we are going to leave, and about how it’s not my friends I’ll miss the most but all of the friendships that never happened, the really cool amazing people I really wanted to be friends with who were busy or not interested or it somehow didn’t work out for whatever reason. Ending possibilities…

Songs stuck in my head include several pagan chants, How Could Anyone, and after looking at that flow chart, Hey Jude.
.-= Yael Grauer´s last post … Loving Tucson: Fit and Fabulous =-.

By: Tracy

Tracy — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:58:52 +0000

Song that is on lovely repeat in my head (and sometimes actually on my iPod): “Strangers” by Kris Delmhorst. Lyrics here: http://www.krisdelmhorst.com/lyrics/strangers.html
.-= Tracy´s last post … Retrospective: Stumbling Towards Grace =-.

By: Riin

Riin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:45:59 +0000

But…Buddhism is non-theistic!
.-= Riin´s last post … Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change =-.

By: elizabeth

elizabeth — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:15:55 +0000

I am thinking about God on Twitter. I have no idea how I just stumbled across this blog post but it is the best thing ever:

http://melindataub.com/god-twitters-creation/
.-= elizabeth´s last post … my four-legged caretaker =-.

By: spiralsongkat

spiralsongkat — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:38:06 +0000

No particular song keeping my head company today, but last week I was sufficiently intrigued by Mr. B, the Gentleman Rhymer that I listened to a few more of his songs, and a particular line from "Timothy" (He was a whiz with a cricket bat/But he never used to talk like that...) got caught in my head and stayed with me for days. Today I am thinking about routines and rituals, and the fact that some of the routines I have may be impeding some of the rituals I crave. .-= spiralsongkat´s last post ... Some people cry at weddings… =-.

By: Amy Crook

Amy Crook — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:44:35 +0000

Thinking about my new art site, and all the posts I have to do, and also finishing up the zombie heads (they’re stitch markers made from glow-in-the-dark polymer clay).

No songs are managing to sneak in past the iTunes shuffle, which is good — though that ’90s flow chart is trying. ;)
.-= Amy Crook´s last post … Gifts – It’s the Thought =-.