I've decided to coin a new phrase. Today shall now be known as:
THROWBACK THURSDAY!
As you recall from my previous posts, I will always leave you with a SOTD (Song Of The Day to those who are new readers). I have decided that when posting on a Thursday, I will pick an oldie, but a goodie. I actually got really excited about this this morning, so I really hope that you're as stoked as me.
In other news, I MOVED!
That's right, I packed up my bags and I headed out west...that's a lie. I'm still in Calgary. And technically, I moved EAST of my previous abode. Closer to downtown, a bigger place with a second bedroom (YAY!) and walking distance to everything groovy. I'm really stoked because I've turned the second bedroom into a studio! My piano is there and I've pilfered the bookcase, so I'm FINALLY able to have all of my sheet music books and such IN the house as opposed to in storage. However, I've discovered upon unpacking my storage bins that I have a lot more sheet music than I thought I did. I may need additional bookcases. I also have designs on picking up a drumset one day...I KNOW, RIGHT?!?!?!? How cool is THAT?
Admit it, I'm the coolest person you know. It's okay, you don't even have to say it. I can see it in your eyes. I can see it in your smile...
Oh man. That's fun.
So, all in all, I don't really have a lot of interest to say today. I just really wanted to coin Throwback Thursdays and leave you with a kickass tune of sorts. But I could BS my way through something I'm sure. One of these days, when I get interesting enough to have more than one follower, I'll ask for a topic from the readers and write an entire essay on it. What could possibly be more entertaining than an essay on something completely random? Like pickles or something. I do love pickles.
Ooh! Sidebar; I live near the coolest stuff now. And I'm so pleased that I can walk to and from work, and I don't have to drive to visit friends, or worry about a DD after going to the bar. I live close to EVERYTHING. And an amazing deli. And an amazing diner. And amazing pizza. And a rad flower shop. From which I'm going to purchase a lemon tree and grow my own LEMONS. YEEEE! I really hope I don't kill it. I'm not much of a green thumb. Contrary to popular belief, not everyone from BC knows how to grow stuff.
Anywho, I digress. I shall now leave you with a tantalizing tidbit of throwback tuneage. Laugh, enjoy, sing like everyone's watching (because I like it better when people pay attention to me), and most of all, remember the good ol' days.
I almost feel bad about leaving you with that song. Perhaps I'll earn back what trust I lost with this instead. I'd give my right arm to see these guys live.
HAPPY THROWBACK THURSDAY!
