Day Seventy Six

I've been working in cabinet land for a couple of weeks now,  I guess the recession is over!   I'd like to thank whoever is in charge up there for this cooler weather.  It's the only thing keeping me from a massive cranial explosion.  I'm trying to  keep a positive attitude, after all there are folks out there who would kill to have a job like mine.  And there are days when I actually find myself amused by the goings on of this small enterprise.
      After doing this for some time, and seeing a wide assortment of weirdos hired on to help, I've found out why they could not possibly work anywhere else in the world.  We get the independent, artistic type, they always have there own way of doing things, no matter how many times you've instructed them on the way you want it done.  They also tend to show up when it's most convenient for them, and I always like when they roll in an hour late because they knew there was nothing to do.  Yes, there are times I find it amusing, until I realize why I'm working there, I'm just like them.  
  Until Tomorrow, here's your daily words of wisdom:

    A mysterious envelope will be mailed to you with a little window in it.  Pay it.

 

Day Seventy One

I haven't had a chance to sit down and work on any tunes for a few days now, I'm starting to get a little irritated with this working for a living.  I was really enjoying the freedom of unemployment, it gave me time to actually think.  Once you come to the realization that you could keel over at anytime, working just to pay the bills seems like a real waste of valuable time.   I guess I should have pondered all of this as a younger man.
    I'm hoping to get a new tune wrapped up and posted to the blog this week.  That was my original intention of putting the player on here.  If I can get some time to work in the studio, I should be able to get it done.   If I'm not abducted by aliens again!
 Until tomorrow, here's your daily dose of wisdom:

  You cannot prevent the birds of sorrow from flying over your head, but you can prevent them from building nests in your hair.
  Kung fu Proverb

Day Thirty One & Weekend Update

We played a gig in Rockledge on Saturday night at a little place called Bluesboro Studio.  It's a great venue with a funky vibe and an awesome stage and sound system.  We had a great time and were treated like folk dignitaries, we can't wait to go back.  The entire staff was wonderful.  These days it's hard to find a place that doesn't have 47 TV's stuck to the walls, and some poor musician trying to sing over the noise of the crowd.  This place is different, it's all about the music.  Check out their site and go to one of their events if your in the area, you'll thank me for the tip.
     Monday, need I say more.  I accomplished almost nothing today, but at least I didn't get any further behind.  I had to take care of some business things in the morning, and then pick up some supplies for my tuesday project.  I'm going to be creating a super custom rolling TV cart for one of my favorite clients.   Yes, back to cabinet land once again.   Maybe I'll get in some musical activities tomorrow as well, one can always hope.
    Until tomorrow, here's your daily words of wisdom:

"I think I've discovered the secret of life, you just hang around until you get used to it."
    Charles Schultz