I have a six disc CD changer in my 2009 Mazda 3 Hatchback.
Five out of six slots have been occupied by the same CDs for the past six years.
They are a compilation of songs.
Together, they paint a picture of a moment in time of my life. It wasn’t a necessarily good time.
In a way, they evoke sadness, but they also remind me of my strength and resiliency.
As time has passed they have become familiar, offering me a sense of security.
But I am over the predictability.
As of today, the changer sits empty. I am ready to start listening to some different songs...better yet, it’s time to start making my own music.
Thursday, February 9, 2017
Sunday, February 5, 2017
the sepia effect
The month of January began with a stomach bug and ended with a cold. The holidays have passed and, while the days have gotten noticeably longer, it is still winter.
It’s a difficult time of year for many people, including myself. The refuge which I normally seek in the outdoors is barren and lifeless. I found myself searching for something, anything to look forward to, but came up empty handed.
It’s a difficult time of year for many people, including myself. The refuge which I normally seek in the outdoors is barren and lifeless. I found myself searching for something, anything to look forward to, but came up empty handed.
That’s not to say that I have nothing to be thankful for at the present time. It is saying that after several months of “taking inventory" I’ve come to the realization that my life has become a muted version of what it used to be.
Here is to the prospect of seeing in color again.
Labels:
back in the saddle,
sepia,
sunrise for a change,
unfiltered
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