Sunday, September 9, 2007
Is it Fall yet?
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
It's been a while
Friday, August 24, 2007
Music!
Today it was an easy day. I love it when this happens. I love it when the day is easy-going, without rush and panic and make you hate everything around you. I had days like this, but not today and for that I am happy. I wish every day was like today actually. Now that I am thinking about it… nah, maybe not. We need bad days too. It’s like they say, “the spice in our lives”.
Today I thought to make a post about something that I really, really love and I want you to know about. I love MUSIC! I am certain; I cannot live without music in my life. I work in the music business. I make music every day. And when I am not working, I listen to all kind of music. I studied music for many, many years. I compose, arrange, record, edit, mix and release music.
Music is so exciting. Can you imagine the world without it? How unfortunate that would be? I don’t want to think about it. People listen to music when they are happy, sad, mad, and angry, in love, in grief, in loneliness or with thousands of people around them. Music has changed the world, as we know it. There is almost a song for every situation you are into. Good or bad.
A lot of times I find myself listening to a song and all kind of memories come in front of me. We link music with our lives, with important moments that happened to us. How many times have you been somewhere and you listened to a familiar song that changed your mood? I am positive, a lot.
Music is my hideaway. No, I don’t have a special place to go like a lot of people do. I just have music. I can’t explain it. It just has a huge impact in my life. I guess it’s in my family. My father was the one who introduce me to music, from a very young age. You see he is a guitar player and singer. I am thankful he was kind to always support me in my decision to let music guide my life.
I have no regrets choosing music over my family. This is the reason after all I had to move from my country to a new place. Having high hopes that music will reward me some day. And I can see already, it’s working. It was worth it. All the years of hard work and study, finally come handy.
This is a piano song I wrote. It’s more new age piano than classical. Maybe some of you out there know how to play the piano. Feel free to read the music sheet and play it yourself. It’s on Bb with free tempo, well kind of. You will figure it out, I am sure.
Be well, friends.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Second post and thoughts!
Well after my first post I realize why people blog. Thanks to a friend who comment on it and open my eyes and mind to what blogging is. So, thank you for taking a minute to read my blog and reply.
The last couple of days I have been busy working. I like my job, it's something I actually look forward to do every day. I know a lot of people not being happy with what they do and always complain and wish they could live their dreams. I feel very lucky being able to do exactly that. Living my dream. Or to be precise, having my dream job.
It rained, today and yesterday. Summer is almost over and you can tell by these first rains. I like it. Fall is my favorite season. Summer comes second so I am also a little bit sad. I am sure I won't be anymore when the leaves start falling from the trees and everything dresses up with strong colors.
I have to say, I am not American. So sometimes I do mistakes. Grammar and syntax that is. Don't be a stranger, let me know what I did wrong so I can learn better. I have been living in America, though, for 2 years so hopefully I am getting better. I had to leave my country and relocate because of my job. I miss my family and friends every now and then but I don't regret it. Especially now with the technology, at least I am able to talk to them whenever I feel like it. Using Skype is a must!
I have a work visa (called H1B) that allows me to stay in the country for 3 years as an alien immigrant. I pay taxes, have a Social Security Number and the whole deal but insurance. Probably the biggest problem in the Unites States nowadays I would say. Health care is really expensive here, the government should have a closer look on that. For the rest, I love living here. My plan is to get a Green Card and live here for the rest of my life.
I love to travel though, and because of my job I get to travel frequently. I have been in 2 out of 5 (some would say 4) continents. Well, being a European it was easy to do that. I travelled in several European countries and some North American as well. I would love to go in Asia. It's one of the greatest places in the human history if you ask me. The culture is overwhelming.
I am watching this new show on VH1 called "The Pickup Artist" and I have to say it's hilarious. The thing is, I don't know what is more funny. The guys who act so bizarre (following their "teachers" advices) to get to meet a woman in a night club, or the girls in the clubs that actually fall for it. I think it's ridiculous. I understand people having problems meeting women but putting yourself in this position, having the whole nation watching you paying attention to this super weird (the least) "master", is pathetic. Isn't? What's even worse, is that people actually paying him thousands of dollars to "teach" them what it should come natural.
I wonder, when did the world changed that much? Is it really that difficult to meet women? Are you really so scared to go talk to a woman that you feel the world falling around you? Or, I say, you are always looking for the "Hollywood"-like women and don't pay attention to the rest? I wouldn't be surprised. You have been brain-washed for a long time, after all. Beauty is not always what it seems and if you ask me, it is definitely overrated.
Anyway, this turns out to be longer than I thought. Be healthy and enjoy your life.
Peace!
Sunday, August 19, 2007
First post, first thoughts!
Enjoy your weekend!