Day One
Hundred Twenty Two: Getting my Groove
back
Something
about sitting on a patio with any beverage alone or with friends brings me
peace and solace in the summer like nothing else. Even just siting and listening to nothing,
like on the back deck, with a glass of water mid-day just brings me right back
to that calm that is really important for me to stay grounded. It happened so often in London, I feel as
though university life has taken away that feeling of peace that I need to get
back. I need to learn to hold onto it.
I’ve spent
the day out and about at work and then out drinking and eating and catching up,
being outside uptown and just enjoying the day.
Tomorrow will be much the same, and Saturday will be more chore-oriented
but still enjoyable nonetheless, I plan on working out and being outside, maybe
looking up some different recipes to try while I’m on my surgery leave and
reading a little. It’s that little
feeling of not really having much to do that really gets to me, gets m groove
going.
Have you
ever heard Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones?
If not, I suggest and urge you to listen to it. IT gets my Groove going, capital G, every
single time. It’s just so raw. My dad mentioned he had a cd of the Stones
just playing around on their guitars and writing songs, I’d really like that
for background music, I’ve been exploring some different background music
lately, I really do love Janis Joplin, finally invested in another album by her
and America, two very different artists but very unique and special to me in different
ways.
I guess it’s
hard to talk about my GROOVE without the physical music that comes along with
it, but I am referring to something a little bit more intimate. That feeling of absolute confidence that I
had before, that everything was going to be alright, and that I am…awesome? Yeah, that’s back. I am so lucky to be so strong in these
thoughts. My room is cluttered but
relatively neat or I guess organised. I
have good friends, good support, a nice place to work and a relatively good
attitude. I smile, every day, because I
am brathing. How lucky am I?
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