Laughter in the studio...
Today I made beads and laughed.
I'm a little overwhelmed in the studio lately when I think of the massive amount of work to do in less than a month. Tucson's Best Bead show is looming LARGE. I'm trying my best to stay on-task and honestly, staying on task isn't nearly as hard as staying IN the studio in the first place. Christmas vacation with the boys made it difficult to work for the last week and being sick before the holidays really messed me up.
SO, now I'm scrambling. I'll make it. I'll be there. I'll have beads, but in the meantime, I'm freaking out a little.
(so where's the laughter, you ask???)
WELL, as I'm sitting there cranking out the little beads, Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" comes on the ipod and I was spirited away to a memory of something that happened this past weekend... THAT was what made me laugh.
My nephew and I were sitting in the living room at my parent's house, looking at my ipad. He was looking through my playlists and stopped on the one I've been playing in the studio lately (see a few days ago for the playlist.) He looked through the songs and clicked on "Let's Go Crazy." That first chord hit and my sister and I spontaneously burst into a live performance of the song in front of our family who sat there staring at us like we were from another planet. They had no idea that we sang this song (as well as all the songs on the Purple Rain Soundtrack) EVERY morning for at least a year on our way to school and I had no idea I still knew all the words to that song... but apparently I do.
So now, when that song comes on, I am hurled into these funny memories... my sister and best friend and I singing in the car on our way to school AND the recent "encore" performance.
The laughter distracted me from my stressing out... a little.
And in case I start to freak out again, I'll just remember...
Dearly beloved. We are gathered here to get through this thing called life....
tiny blah blah blah...
coffee - Cinnamon Dolce Latte
music - You need to ask??!!!
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
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3 comments:
It's really hard to sit through the first few minutes of a wedding, when the preacher says, "Dearly Beloved. . ." I'm just saying. . .
I guess it would be worse if they said it at a funeral!!!
(and I thought of you today too...while some of the other 80s songs that played while we were at the Sea Horse played)
And now I must go play that song... ;)
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