Music Helps Me

@Thank you for that Parus. If it works don't fix it! Peach Also

@Great Indiana Scott. As I have said just a few minutes ago, if it works don't fix jt. but, you fixed it. Smart. Peach

Hey everyone!!! Lots of sunshine here today and almost made it to 50. The crazy lady on this end of town was walking a singing "Sunshine On My Shouders". Cold moving back for the weekend bringing freezing precip and snow. Will be singing, "Slip, Sliding Away" and "Let It Snow"!

@IndianaScott WOO-HOO!!!! There are many times I cannot tolerate music, TV or any type of noise. I do like the Moody Blues. "Nights In White Satin" Also like Procol Harem and so many more. I love youtube!!!!!

Just had to share this Youtube video with you all to lift your spirits. This comes from Great Ormond Street Hospital in the UK where many children are awaiting a transplants. This is a song dedicated to those children. This is a good sing-along song for all of us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=lQ_TdIqNsqI

WOW!!!! What a boost on several levels!!! Thank you @hopeful33250

@parus I'm glad you enjoyed it. It really lifted my spirits as well!

Hello everyone, I thought it'd be a great time to check in on how music is impacting your lives since you last posted. Personally, music has provided me some immense comfort in some stressful times recently and it would be great to hear some of your experiences.

@peach414144 @parus and @cherriann have there been any moments where a particular song or music in general has lifted your spirits or calmed you down?

@ethanmcconkey This morning it was classical and it improved my spirits. I have been busy with paper mache and the classical station helped speed things along. Accomplished a lot and this helps the spirits too!!! Thanks for asking. The last rhizotomy worked a number on me. Starting to feel some relief and enjoying music again. Turn your radios on to your favorite station and hopefully get a lift.

@ethanmcconkey Music has always played a big part in my life. I like so many genres of it, and have a large collection of CDs. They get used in my craftroom, so I have to get up every so often to change out a disc. My husband ripped many of them along with many of his, onto a stick that plays randomly in my car. Most of the music has imprinted on me, and a piece might take me back to where I was/with who/places when it plays. Yesterday in my car coming back from the closest larger town [a half hour drive] I had Chakra Suite by Anugama playing, normally something reserved for meditation. But I realized it was perfect, driving into and through very dense fog on the mountain passes. It took the nervous edge off driving narrow lanes with large trucks.
Ginger