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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: sice we were discussing this person     |
|    26 Jun 17 15:38:24    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:201706260948311682-email@nowherecom...              > She has the necessary education / qualifications for the position. The       > experience part will come if she stays, won't it ?              Naturally, that's going to take Thinking but sure, if she makes a practice       of it.              > I've no particular problem with being around young people. At least none       > that I'm aware of. At least no more problems than I have being around       > anyone else. Does that make any sense ?              Makes plenty of sense, and tends to point out that there are those whose       ongoing segregation practices include how many times you've been "trippin'       'round the sun" ;)              > I don't sing it. She does. And, for what it's worth, she often talks       > about songs and whether she care enough about them to be able to sing them       > well.              I'm always inclined to do a song well, which is why I've got to at least       like it if not Love it first!       Anything less doesn't interest me at all.              > There are plenty of songs we don't do because we don't like them. Or they       > just don't fit us.              That's good. Music is supposed to be fun, not a pain.              > Let me know how that one turns out for you :-)              I'm pretty certain that myself and my Soulmate playing with the band will be       merely another Boring experience doing the same Crap that we've done with       them several times before, unless the two of us, The Difference, comes up       with something we can do when the rest of the band is on break or something       )       We did that once and the audience Loved it...only this time, we plan to       Rehearse it first ;)              > Interesting comment. Why would you, or do you, believe you can play       > country any better than we can play classic rock ? In either case, we're       > outside our real interests and style.              I never even implied I'd play it better, but from what I'd been hearing, I       do believe I might have a better attitude about it insomuch as I enjoy       playing keys so much, that what I'm playing doesn't *have* to be rock &       roll, it can be country, or even worship songs at church. That and for a       while, I was in a country band...I can adjust my interests to accommodate ;)              > I don't see playing some old tune by Cream as any more difficult than       > anything else.              I'm not all that much into Cream, not enough, if any, keys ;)       I'd much prefer doing some Traffic!              > In many ways it would be easier, since I have " stylistic " understanding       > of the country songs we play. Meaning, I know a lot more about the style       > involved. When we're playing something outside our style, I only have to       > mimic the song itself. I don't have any feelings for the song, or care       > about it. Just play what it is and take the money.              I wasn't allowed to listen to rock & roll when I was a little kid, only       country, so I grew up with WJJD.              > Hey, doesn't that sound a lot like what prostitutes do ? None of that       > emotional entabglement, just do the job, take the money.              Not for me, because I actually like country, Real country that is ;)       And don't think I wouldn't add some piano to the bluegrass stuff too ;)              > Well, good luck then. My recent unhappieness isn't with the music, as       > much as with the business in general. Maybe it's bigger than that even.       > Maybe it's that I wonder why I want to spend any more of my life doing       > things for othe people, when that entails them gripping about it ?              Sounds like it's time to write an album!!!       Just think of how Awesome it'd be to play a concert where the audience is       there to see YOU, becaue they Love Your material and want to hear You       perform Your Original tunes, not somebody else's!       What a total rush!!!              > People retire. Quit doing their lifelong work, decide to sit in a chair,       > get fat, then die. It happens.              The ONLY thing anyone should ever retire from is stress, and do what they       Love, for as long as they live, and they'll live a long time!              > Being young and ambitious is a thing. When you're young and ambitious, you       > don't even know that's just a phase you're in. The whole world is out       > there, and you're taking over ... or so you think.              I never thought that, even when I was a little kid...rather I aspired to,       and still do, making a difference and enjoying it while doing so.              > I'm past that.              I've got to get there first, then get past it, on to even more Awesome       things! Or as this tune on Ignite The Sky puts it:              3. Serenely              verse1       For such a long time all the going was rough       didn't matter that enough was enough       miseries the only things within reach       like the grains of sand on the beach              it was a challenge in daring to hope       such an ordeal just trying to cope       against horrendous and impossible odds       and all the domineering little tin gods              prechorus1       finally some of the gloom slowly started to clear       a tiny glimmer of hope began to appear       perhaps some peace and contentment in knowing       that there might yet be a chance to be going              chorus1       serenely peacefully and calmly just gliding along       a happy vibe all around like the beautiful sound of a       favorite song       serenely unpleasant things left so far behind       going forward to see a new and bright destiny in a universe       realigned              verse2       moving slowly at first but picking up speed       with every fiber aspiring to succeed       on a takeoff run at the sky       and thoroughly committed to fly       pursuing our course as we get underway       getting closer with each passing day       the goal ever clearer in sight       to arrive the greatest joy of the flight              prechorus2       on our journey for as far as we will       despite all the struggle of going uphill       but as we climb to the top we may see       that it's more likely we'll be able to be              chorus2       serenely free of the worry and care       as we go on our way without fears to allay and no more       need to beware       serenely able to enjoy a life without so much pain       finally out of the storm and all cozy and warm in the       sunshine instead of the rain              bridge       living the dream in all of its splendor       to do whatever it takes and never surrender              instrumental              verse3       setting our sights on an infinite place       leaving the earth heading out into space       no more limits on how far we can go       no longer stuck on the ground far below       moving ahead going still further out       what this adventure is truly about       doing that of which we're so very fond       to shoot for the stars and beyond              prechorus3       sailing along in our small sturdy ship       to experience the ultimate trip       and remember when we just used to crawl       but now we'll fly and we'll be doing it all              chorus3       serenely peacefully and pleasantly just tripping along       Loving vibes all around in the sweetest of sounds of our       favorite songs       serenely unhappy things finally left far behind       as we marvel to see a better way it can be with reality       realigned              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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