Thursday Tidbit

Well, I lasted two hours at work. Until the nausea and dizziness kicked in and I just couldn't bear to be there any more.
Off home, into my 'nest'. Under the doona, dvd on, teddy bear to cuddle. Achiness, dizziness and nausea are free to leave my body at any time they deem appropriate - but really, sooner would be better. I'm thinking this all a combination of leftover cold/flu symptons rearing their ugly head again and an adverse reaction to the two local anesthetics I had yesterday at the dentist.
Fun times for all.

So what am I watching?
Gilmore Girls
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days - nothing like a bit of Matthew to cheer a girl up. Seriously, that man makes the world 'Bullshit' sexy *swoon*

And at the moment, on repeat, I'm listening to Krezip: Sweet Goodbyes (on repeat) J sent it to me in a chat one night and I love love love it. I now have their 'Best of' album, but this song is just gorgeous. It may also make me think of him, which may also make me happy.

Hope everyone else is having a healthy Thursday!
xx

Always starts out like this ...

Whenever I start a blog, I make a ridiculous amount of posts in the first couple of days, then it dies off. I'll try not to do it this time. Promise.

I do have a point, I'm not just blogging for the sake of it. Today's subject is: Music.

Music is such a big part of who I am. As I mentioned in my previous post, rarely a day goes by where I don't listen to music, and when those rare days occur, I feel as though I've missed out on something.
I could probably pick an appropriate song for every poignant moment in my life. I find motivation in songs. Two tattoos that I want are actually the names of songs.

My taste is very eclectic. Currently I'm listening to a bit of ska, thanks to a lovely friend re-introducing me to the kind of music I enjoyed as a teenager, while ripping a Michael Buble CD to my computer. Makes perfect sense.

I'll listen to pretty much any kind of music, and will listen to pretty much any song once. If I love it, I'll probably play it to death, or flick through the radio stations until I hear it again.

"This music is the glue of the world Mark. It's what holds it all together. Without this, life would be meaningless." ~ Eddie: Empire Records