Blogs are so passe and pretentious. Oh well, here's my blog about music that's stuck in my head when I wake up in the mornings along with adventures of the Cash family and wacky wacky crazy wacky shenanigans.
Today I woke up with some skankin' ska playing in my head. This is a great song by a great band. Here's "Together Someday" by Hepcat:
I thought about what I could say here that's interesting today. This obviously is a love song, where the author hopes to be with the person he loves. He's confident they will be together someday.
I'm lucky to already have that somebody in my life. I also have 4 pretty great kids too. What makes me feel most lucky though is that I believe that no matter what we'll all be together forever someday, even after death. This is a pretty great thing to believe and hope for.
Pointless fact: This is the first song I've blogged about that doesn't have any lyrics.
"Right on Time" is a great album by Hepcat. This is one of many albums that I've grown to appreciate thanks to my brothers, who used to be in a ska band.
As a side note, I've now had 1000 people come visit my blog. I know this means that my mom has been to visit 1000 times, so I have a great mom. I love you mom, even though I'm not cool enough to be in a band.
But I am going to try something in honor of me trying to be cool, and my mom coming to visit my blog 1000 times. I'm creating a poll, it should be up shortly. Let me explain:
I've been trying to blog every other day. The next blog coming up I'm gonna try something different. Whatever song is stuck in my head when I wake up in 2 days, I will post a video of me and my kids either singing the song, or making up a dance to the song. It will be up to my mom (or whoever!) and her votes to decide which we do based on the poll results. It will be AWESOME, Mom, you will love it so much you will watch it lots of times. And before you know it I will have 2000 visits to the blog.
PS- one of my adoring fans, gave me a birthday present in honor of my blogpost from March 6th. I've posted a picture of my son with the present. I guess I left more of an impression than I thought!
