Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Music to my Life

Okay, this is the first of the next 3 blogs of my evening. WOW! If I were smart, I'd put the one with cool pictures first rather than last, but you know how this goes; you do the ones you like first then they end up being posted last. Whatever.

Loves out to Lesley for being a good blogger and tagging herself to tag me! I've done this before and have never really been satified with the results, so maybe this effort will be a good round. The Music Tag goes a little something like this: open your music player, put it on random, and then see what "fate" has for your musical score! Here is mine:

Opening credits: "Somebody to Love" Queen (I just barely downloaded this so I'm happy it was first)
Waking Up: "Don't be Stupid" Shania Twain
First Day At School: "Superfreak" Rick James
Falling In Love: "It had to be You" Frank Sinatra (secretly it was a church song, but I'm skipping any church song)
Fight Song: "Poison Ivy" The Coasters
Breaking Up: "Everything" Michael Buble (um...thats weird and sad-sounds like something my life would create)
Prom: "Lonely Night" Rascal Flatts
Life’s OK: "Just got Started Loving You" James Otto
Mental Breakdown: "Living on a Prayer" Jon Bon Jovi
Driving: "Girls just Wanna Have Fun" Cyndi Lauper
Flashback: "She's in Love" Mark Wills
Getting Back Together: "Waterfall" Rascal Flatts
Wedding: "Out of my League" Stephen Speaks
Birth of Child: "Do what you gotta do" Garth Brooks
Final Battle: "Banana Pancakes" Jack Johnson
Death Scene: "After All" Peter Cetera
Funeral Song: "Break my Stride" Wilder Matthew (this song makes me think of Tessa. Not the death part, just the song part!)
End Credits: "Someday We'll Know" Mandy Moore

It turned out...interesting! Does anyone else think its odd that the list goes from "Birth of Child" straight to "Final Battle/Death Scene/Funeral Song". Where are all the milestones in between cuz I'm hoping theres a lot of life in there!

If you want to waste some of YOUR time...feel free to tag yourself off my post!

1 comments:

The Kammeyers said...

By the way, I love that the final battle song is "Banana Pancakes." It doesn't get more laid-back and relaxing than Jack Johnson music, does it? :)