Anyone who knows me beyond face value knows that music is a big piece of my life. Through our personal evolution in life we go through different stages where our interests wane and shift - there are few things that are constant. As I've crept further from my college years I've become less reliant on technology and devices I used to hold so dear and now use them to expand my love for music. Example - I'm streaming a Bon Iver concert on my laptop and casting it to my TV. I haven't turned on my cable in over a week. It's hard to describe the feeling you get when the precisely placed notes of a melody you love announce themselves to your eardrums, but you know the feeling. It's a feeling I wish I could bottle up and apply to other parts of life. I can throw on a CD (remember those?) or a record and instantly be taken to the place or the setting I was in when I first heard those notes. Several weekends ago I was in New Orleans for a bachelor party (future blog ...
Follow the thoughts of a wonderluster on his search for meaning and the discovery of his place in the world around him. Whether spontaneous or contrived, we think about things all the time; but, too often our thoughts fall to waste as we jump from one moment to the next. // what makes you wonder?