Music

So on my way home from town today ,where I had purchased a new battery for my car, I was listening to a mixed CD that I had burned earlier that week. I was amused at the thought of what other people would think if they heard my mix of music. Some might say I am diverse in my music choices. After thinking about it I decided to share a mix of the songs that i was listening to tonight.

The first song on the CD was the song Nocturne by the band Becoming the Archetype. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6AGqU9ASq0

I don't listen to A whole lot of these guy but I really like this song  

The second one was I'm Your's by none other than Jason Mraz.

This song is everywhere so i don't feel the need to post a link :P

The third song is one that I have seen shared alot on various social networks.

It's an amazing song so I understand why it has been passed around so much.

Moonlight by Steven Sharp Nelson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRVvFYppU0w&feature=BFa&list=PL54C1C92199206CB3&index=4

An amazing song because cello makes everything amazing :)

The third song was a country song that has been popular for a while. Watchin you by Rodney Atkins

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqYUns2YQik

A great song for dads!

The last song I went Gangsta! Blastin some Blazing Mic's by T-Bone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlEDi9kgYDA 

This guy is an phenomenal rapper with a mouth that moves a million miles an hour.

So there you can see some of the different types of music I switch around to :)

Hope you enjoy these songs as much as I do.

   

Ramblings

Once again I apologize for being a terrible blogger. My summer schedule has really been hectic.
I am sitting in my favorite coffee shop in downtown Shawnee OK right now trying to study (emphasis on the TRYING)
I just finished a classic turkey sandwich and am sitting here listening to the chatter of old college friends re-uniting after the summer, smelling the smell of good coffee and hearing a small group of local musicians warm up for some live music they are going to be playing here tonight. Life is good right now. I put in a good days work, got some stuff organized. for my business and as always I have run into a couple friends that I have been able to chat with.
Such is life in a small town :) Not to small to be boring mind you! But still small enough to where you will most likely run into someone you know. Even if you don't know someones name you still usually recognize each other and can stop and chat for a bit. You probably know each other by names such as "He's that short guy that works at that one restaurant" Or in my case "It's the window washin guy"

In these cases my mind go's back to old western novels I have read in the past. In those books the cowboys names were never important. What was important was how hard a man could work and that he kept his word. A far cry from what help up as important these days.
Course this is just my humble opinion.
Don't mind me....
I'm just rambling.