This is great!! I love Journey's Separate Ways, listened to Fleetwood Mac. Skated to Aerosmith, Bon Jovi and many others at the roller rink when I was in high school.. your LO brings back memories for me! I love music as well. Songs also invoke so much emotion for me too!
wow, amazing. your journaling gave me goosebumps. i can totally relate with you. i am a huge music fan-was in chorus, band and play the bass now-so your lo totally inspired me. thanks for sharing such a wonderful and inspiring lo!
This is a great layout. And you did an awesome job with your journaling. I like a wide variety of music too and, like you, I'm not much of a rap fan. You've got some pretty good songs in you top 10 list!
I think this is an interesting and lovely layout. It doesn't have to be all flowery...(haha mine do) but can be just as beautiful. I'm with you about rap and classical is my favorite. And I would play my records til the holes in the center got bigger and the music got all scratchy and wobbly.
Your title is so precious!! I love it ....and I love so many of your songs!! Most of all, I like the treasured stories you included in your journaling. This is truly a special, special LO.
Wonderful LO! I'm going to have to figure out masks and what to do with them. Love the journaling---it's so important for friends & family to "know" us!!!
For the SBB BOM (March) Challenge - yeah, I'm a bit behind on getting this done. We were to list our top 10 songs. Well, I don't really have a top 10 - I like a lot of songs!
I did a lot of masking on this one. And tons of journaling!
Journaling reads: "Music has always been important in my life. There are songs that can move me to feel the deepest of emotions. Some songs remind me of special people, times or events. Others hold thoughts and wishes for the future. In putting together this list, it was difficult for me. I don't really have a top 10, there are just too many songs that I enjoy. This list are just some important songs to me. I like music of all sorts. Well, except for Rap, I've never been a big fan of it. I do however enjoy classical, jazz, country, rock, pop, just about anything that has a good beat or great lyrics. My favorite group when I was younger was Fleetwood Mac. I like any of their songs. I remember my brother sending me a carnation on Valentine's Day when we were in high school with a poem that said “Roses are red, Licorice is black, I like you as much as you like Fleetwood Mac”. I could listen to my sister-in-law Cheryl sing anytime. I wish she hadn't passed away so young. I would so love to hear her sing again. My friend Rosie is an awesome singer too. I've got her tunes in my iPod. I sing along when they play. God did not bless me with musical talent, but I do give my voice back to Him when I sing in church or in the car. My boys will sometimes jam along with me in the car, we've often broken out into the full “air-band” to Bon-Jovi, Rascal Flatts, Aerosmith and most especially Journey's “Separate Ways”. I remember my brother and I collecting some of our favorite singles on 45. Or saving up our money to buy the “lp” (long-playing) 33 1/3 rpm record album. They were 12” in diameter and made of vinyl. A stylus needle would ride the grooves of the album to read the music, but would also wear it out. They would get dusty and scratched and began to sound horrible after being played frequently. Then music was available on 8-track and cassette tape, which was great cause you could get portable players to take your music with you. Sometimes songs would straddle sides of the tape and would be cut-off mid-song waiting for you to flip the tape. Finally along came the CD (compact disc). Which is read by a laser and has a longer life than the old vinyl records. I still call them “albums” Now you can download your music digitally to your computer, iPod or phone, talk about portable! I have the 2nd generation iPod Nano. Love it!"
My Top Ten list reads: *What a wonderful World ~ Louis Armstrong (I sang this to each of the boys when they were born. They walked me down the aisle to it when Kevin and I got married) *Eagle & the Hawk ~ John Denver (Always an inspirational song for me) *Ave Maria ~ Cheryl Faix (Cheryl was blessed with a beautiful voice. She sang this at my first wedding. I can't hear this song without thinking of her) *I Cross My Heart ~ George Strait (Our wedding song) *I Hope You Dance ~ Lee Ann Womack (My wishes for my children. We danced to this with the boys at our wedding) *Separate Ways ~ Journey (The boys and I would play the air band in the car singing along to this song) *You Gotta Be ~ Des'ree (Reminds me to believe in myself) *Return to Pooh Corner ~ Kenny Loggins (I love Winnie the Pooh) *Take Five ~ The Dave Brubeck Quartet (You can't help but relax when you hear this song) *Walk this Way ~ Aerosmith (Reminds me of riding Rock-n-Roller Coaster at Disney with Patrick & Chris)
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