What I'm Really Thinking Right Now

"Love, wash over a mutitude of things, make us whole."

"When it was over and they could talk about it, and they were sitting on the couch, she said 'what on earth made you stay when you finally figured out what I was all about?'"

-Sara Groves*

All y'all, seriously, but seriously. These lyrics are fantastic. I love them. And I am sad, so sad that I can't get this song on my project playlist. For some reason, they do have a 20 second teaser of the song, but not the whole thing. Why is that? I have no idea. Maybe they just thought that that was the best part of the song, so they only recorded that much for Project Playlist. Hmmmm. I've heard the rest of the song, though, and it's all good. All good. Like Thanksgiving meal is all good, that's how good this song is. Well, excusing the sweet potatoes with marshmellows on top. Let's just say this song has no sweet potato marshmellow on top section. Unless that's your favorite part of the meal, and then I'd say the song is ALL ABOUT the sweet potato marshmellow dish.

But I digress.

The point is that I have this song on my profile page in Facebook, so I can go there and listen to it anytime I want. And I do, I just click that song over and over. Sometimes I turn that song on in Facebook, then I open a new tab to open my blog, then I turn off my blog playlist, so it's like I have the song on my blog playlist, but I don't. Sometime I do the opposite, so I have my blog music playing as I check my email or Facebook or whatever else I need to do on the internet. ( I use the word "NEED" loosely.)

I ran 12 miles today. "So I guess you could say it's getting pretty serious."** And I guess you could say I labored on Labor Day. It was tough, but not as tough as Being In Labor.

Talk amongst yourselves.

I also added sitemeter to my blog today...so I know who you are, I know where you are, I know if the same person leaves comments in different names. Not that anyone would do that. BUT if he or she DOES...I will know. (Because that is not a nice thing to do.)

*From the song "When It Was Over" by Sara Groves

**Quote from Kip on Napoleon Dynomite