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I hit a really dry spot musically for the past few months. But I'm starting to get out of that, finally. I've been in this spot for a while....about 3 or 4 months now. I think it might be a slow process. But I guess lately I've felt my musical gifts aren't needed, even though I've been playing for a small youth group about every Sunday for 10-11 months now. But at times I've felt...I dunno. Like they don't appreciate what I do or see my full potential. Well, the pastor does. And I know it's probably not true that they don't appreciate what I do.
I really hate rumors. I don't mind so much when they're about me. I mind when they're about people I care about. I know it's a good idea to go straight to the source, and ask if it's true, or at least let them know that you're hearing things. But making them feel like you doubt them is a horrible feeling. Made one of my best friend's day terrible... Luckily I was able to talk him out of being upset.
So... I'm the sort who has no problems sacrificing social interaction if I can achieve some goal in a way that doesn't involve it.
At my college there is a group of fellow Doctor Who fans. We tend to meet in the basement to watch it on TV. However it just occurred to me: I could just as easily (heck, easier) watch it on the Internet. No difficulties hearing it over talkative people, clearer visual, and I can rewind parts I find especially funny or moving.
At my college there is a group of fellow Doctor Who fans. We tend to meet in the basement to watch it on TV. However it just occurred to me: I could just as easily (heck, easier) watch it on the Internet. No difficulties hearing it over talkative people, clearer visual, and I can rewind parts I find especially funny or moving.
So, I wrote a little story fragment: The God Comet.
Writing a song isn't hard, but writing a GOOD song might be. If you play piano or guitar, it's sort of easy to sit down and experiment with some chord progressions, and then you look for a tune and some words. Next thing, you have a song. You'll probably want a chorus, for some variety, and at least three verses. Get the words and chords down on paper. It helps to record it so you don't forget how it goes the next day.
I need to stay awake. I need to stay awake. I need to stay awake. I know, I understand, but what you don't see is my compulsion to stay on duty despite what you all are saying. I know I can sleep too, I know there are extra beds and blankets, to rest and stay warm... But it's all in the matter of personal sacrifice and slight egotism. Okay, that wouldn't make sense to you, but it's my duty to keep an eye on you all. You care enough for me to suggest that I rest. Thank you, but it's alright.
You're here for healing. You're here because you understand that you need to be. I'm praying and hoping you for. What you see on the outside, doesn't reflect what I believe and what's working on the inside.
Keep up the fight.
You're here for healing. You're here because you understand that you need to be. I'm praying and hoping you for. What you see on the outside, doesn't reflect what I believe and what's working on the inside.
Keep up the fight.
