There was a lot of issues of this day, mainly because I was going through so much difficulty.
There's a period of time when I told God that I had no more ideas for the day, but ultimately, I didn't see that as the only problem, it was in a way where I had health problems. Mental health is crucial just as any health in our bodies.
Writing's great, this type of material is just not the greatest right now. I think there should be a variety; am open to other stuff, but I dunno.
I don't have an uncontainable mind though where I can be versed on many things. Like the stuff that goes around my mind are pretty common, perhaps advanced, but not much in a way where it's gonna blow a lot of people away. What dominates my day is really music. I have noticed that when I engage in singing, it is a great experience. I missed my singing practise last Saturday, and for this Sunday's, am not the singing leader anymore. I don't entirely stress and worry this reality of mine with the position I am, but I have learned to love performing. I mean, it's not a big deal, but I think for people to respond on a positive way does make the approach (of singing) much more luring to take.
I know, to some degree, environments, atmosphere, and functions that goes on. I understand that when people are at church, they're looking for a particular experience. That one to two hours they're there in the building, they're hoping that it'd be special.
But I always have iffiness with music. I have tried my best in performance time with the congregation, but I understand melody, harmony, I mean, I understand how it affects my life. Like right now, am listening to Veteran's Day by Weezy, Ross, and Birdman, and am amazed how I've grown to love this song. Weezy's murk is great, so as Ross's bass voice. Birdman is off to that bluesy type, and I also love his "game".
Music is really powerful when it becomes inspirational, I've always purchased cds @ HMV, but it was Jodeci who really made me sing. I was already singing on the choir in highschool starting in grade nine, and I didn't really care being up on stage, I would just hold my copy and look down, I was genuine with the Lord that it was all out of thanksgiving, but the whole thing went routine, and I didn't view it as a life changing experience. But my ear was trained, in my opinion, because when Jodeci came out with their albums, I wanted to sing really bad.
Am not gonna be arrogant or hot dogging this type of transition in my life, there's no conceit involved, I just find it that it's been a long ride with music. It's funny that I was just singing in the shower and such. But there were times then that it got to calculating sequences in songs, I mean the whole shabang. I do keep praying about it, because I want this music minded in me to remain.
K-CI's really great that even after all these years, he has still kept his voice. I find the whole thing inspirational. There's a lot more I wanna do with my music life. Like I wanna get on stage and just go bananas on stage. Am thinking with Stevie Wonder's "Lately", just wanna go up there, and say "'Cuz this time could, could mean goodbye", and sing it with Ric Flair/Macho Man wrestling tone, you know? :)
My realizations in life came off funny when I started dealing with speech. I say this, because Ric Flair was (or is) a good talker. I loved his whole approach to wrestling. I think of him every now and then, and I love the talk presentation.
Writing this, I already feel music won't touch people's hearts. I think music is there to just take care of our boredom, which is good, am not gonna say that in a vain way, boredom is a serious issue, and music tends to break us out of that problem. But when the music stop, that's really where all the issues are.