I’ll start this off with good tidings on your journey through my mind (it’s chaotic in here, hi).
We all know somebody who tenaciously runs the show with music, typically with little concern as far as what you could potentially think of their SHUFFLED, that’s right, shuffled tunes. The audacity. The chutzpah. That’s not me. I’m more of a chameleon; a monkey sees monkey do when playing music in front of other people.
I can also unabashedly admit to baited boys to like me by “sharing the same music taste.” Lies, it was all lies. I never liked The Growlers; they sounded like tone-deaf manatees (sorry). GG Allin? For context, I grew up in suburbia. What possessed this guy to think there was even a slight possibility I had even HEARD that music before?
All the same, in my maturation process, I’ve grown to care little about what others perceive of me. Please reference my 30 Lessons in 30 Years Post for some genuine pearls of painfully-gained wisdom such as “It’s none of my business what other people think of me.” Can I get an Amen?!
So in light of this tangent, I present to you a playlist. A playlist for cooking, a playlist for crying, a playlist for dancing, for cuddling with your cutie, be it a dog or human companion. A playlist, nay a journey through the labyrinth that is my mind, and favorite songs this month.
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A Soup For Even the Soulless
The only soup you’ll ever care about, and the easiest way to eat a lot of greens with minimal effort. AKA The best soup ever, just make it already.
Our 750 Mile & 7,000 Foot Climb Home
Much to my surprise, both my absence and the decidedly cryptic fashion in which I’ve alluded to my relocating have really kept people on their toes. It seems like all I needed to do to peak your interest is act like I was hiding something from you. Humans are so predictable, am I right?
My Simple Morning Skincare Routine
Routine: noun. A sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed program. Let’s get down to business. Commitment is a tough thing, and resistance to it isn’t exclusive to all the…
