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Comfort.
Gregorian chants and organums are very, very peaceful and strangely comforting, despite the fact that I don’t speak Latin and am not Christian. It’s good meditation music. Or eating music, if one wishes for good digestion. There’s a piece by Guillaume de Machaut, “Puis qu’en oubli” (“Since I am forgotten”, which is a 14th century secular song) that makes me want to cry. I’ll spare you the old French lyrics. Music Appreciation is doing its job, I think.
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Blah, blah.
I’m not feeling blogging lately, but I figured I should write some stuff down. My visit to Charlotte and Atlanta were awesome, but expensive. I got to see many of my people while in Charlotte, and WO got to see many of my old stomping grounds. Plus, the weather was amazing; I even went to a park. Atlanta was hot. I could definitely live there, and want to. Of course, I’m also strangely drawn back to Charlotte. It’s funny, because I hated Charlotte immensely when I lived there in high school; I miss it now: the culture, the amenitites, the familiarity, the opportunities. The people (Michael, Chris, etc.). While I…
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This Week’s Del.icio.us bookmarks
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Irrsinn Greens Know-How — I like greens, but I never know which ones to buy and how to cook ’em. Tagged as: [food] Pocketcasting Mobile Media » Blog Archive » iPodder and the Pocket PC — I’m using this technique to push audio podcasts to my non-iPod music player for my workouts. I’m not even trying to play with WMP and podcasts. Tagged as: [podcasting software techie]