I’ve always had music. I’ve played piano since I was five, and I picked up a few more instruments along the way. I sing. I listen. I dance.
I’m not sure how people don’t have music. I’m not sure how people don’t move to the music. I went to a show put on by The Chicks a few years back. The security guard in our section was a shockingly joyless woman, determined to ensure seated order. Unfortunately for her, we had other plans.
I move it.
Below are a few of the new playlist entries wearing digital grooves in my player. I also tried out the new WordPress pattern template feature. I enjoyed the plug-and-play nature of the experiment, and making links of images was new.
Overall, thumbs up. I’ll probably try it again.
A chair dancer.
I find the tonality interesting.
There’s also, beauty in total control, honey.
I love the piano.
From Famine to Feast. 
Determined to ensure seated order?? Holy cow!! I’m glad you disrupted those plans.
Love this post that gets me moving, Michelle!
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Thank you. Yes, she was not a fan of fun.
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I like to move it, too, and Imagine Dragons helps put some steam into my vehicle!
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Right? 😁
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I don’t move anymore, although I used to be a total car-dancer. I also don’t sing along anymore. The singing part is actually a fairly reliable indicator of whether I’m depressed or not.
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It’s good to have those indicators, but I’m sorry it’s music and dance.
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I can relate! I breathe music. I attend a live concert at least three times a month. I have thousands of CDs and vinyl. (I don’t like streaming because I want all the info — who produced, who wrote the songs, etc.) I sing a little bit, but am not professional, though I married a professional musician. Music is playing in our home constantly. I can’t even brush my teeth without music!! :)
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When I win the lottery, my McMansion is going to be wired for sound. Speakers and bluetooth everywhere.
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