Recently, I have rediscovered some oldie but goodie favorites over many genres. That's the great thing about iTunes - you can download practically everything and it makes you oh so happy. But then you get the bill via email and you think, I spent $15 on songs?!
Some recent purchases:
-"Ride Like the Wind" & "Arthur's Theme"~Christopher Cross
-"Everything She Wants"~Wham
-"I Want your Sex"~George Michael
-"You'll Never Find Another Lover Like Mine"~Lou Rawls
-"50 Ways to Leave Your Lover"~Paul Simon
-"In the Ayer"~Flo Rida
-"Use Me"~Bill Withers
-"Everyone Nose"~N.E.R.D.
-"Sara Smiles"~Hall & Oates
And many more. Most of the songs make me smile & laugh and want to sing at the top of my lungs out my car like the moron that I truly am.
Like most people in this world, there have been things that I have done in my past than I am less than proud of. But I like to think that these things that have occured have helped make me the person I am, and I cannot live every day of my life regretting what I have done or perhaps did not do. Life is too short to live it full of regret or wondering what you should have done differently.
I recently let something happen that I should not have let happen. It wasn't entirely my fault, but I was a participant and that's not cool. At the time it was a great idea, but not so much after. Although I think about it a lot and wish that I could change it, I can't. But I'd be a damn fool if I let it happen again. Why can't I convince myself of this? Why can't I chalk it up to it happened, I can't change it and move on? Why do I have to second guess it? Leave good enough alone, Erin. *Ugh*
I now have Seasons 1, 2 and 7 of Will & Grace. I watch them over & over again and laugh my ass off. I love it.
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