Dailies 06/18/13
Daily Doodle: Poke Egg
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Song of the Day: Stay by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Z_hskvz1M
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Musical Pipe Dream: I’m in the back playing bass. The place is packed and we’re all squeezed onto a stage. All the kids are dancing.
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Blurb 1/365: I’m thinking of writing a sci-fi story.
Dailies 06/14/13
Daily Doodle: Google Maps Street View
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Song of the Day: Yakety Yak by The Coasters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cHB3Rbz1OI
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Musical Pipe Dream: I’m wearing a fitted suit and playing the drums. My back is straight and I’m holding the drumsticks with a traditional grip.
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Blurb 1/365: What if our bodies were like the universe? All of our cells are like us living in the universe. Theorizing on that analogy, the universe wouldn’t really be able to hear our prayers, but it would know that we weren’t feeling well if it had a headache or a bad stomach. Or it would know that we wanted more carbohydrates if it was craving a pizza. Some cells live happily and healthily, while others are attacked and are attempted to be protected by forces that drive the immune system in an on going and inevitable battle. If this were the case, I think that the universe cares about our well being and wants us all to be happy, but it can’t possibly think of all of us at the same time. Have I talked about this before? I can’t remember …
Dailies 06/02/13
Daily Doodle: Rosemary’s Baby
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Song of the Day: Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) by Doris Day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdhAfMor9BM
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Musical Pipe Dream: I’m in the middle of a room playing piano. People are waltzing around me and in between notes, you can hear the hardwood floor creak.
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Blurb 1/365: Whatever will be, indeed, will be.
Dailies 05/27/13
Daily Doodle: Sunset
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Song of the Day: The Stroll by The Diamonds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrGLNtZ0rEg
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Musical Pipe Dream: I have a strap around my neck that is attached to my saxophone. When I’m not playing the saxophone, I swing it like an oar, to and fro. My feet are tapping to the beat with each heel stepping forward on the opposite side of the saxophone. When the saxophone chimes in, I lean forward for the first note, then lean back and move the saxophone in a circle motion on the syncopation. Then I fall back into line and keep rowing and tapping.
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Blurb 1/365: I’m gonna rock their socks off!