Dreamsicles
Kayce, Joel and I went to Taco Bell today to grab some food. Taco Bell is nice because, like Wendy’s, it offers food at a reasonably cheap price, which fits perfectly with college students who are sick of Top Ramen and Spaghettios. Burger King’s double cheeseburgers, while delicious, are well over $2. Even though McDonald’s has its double cheeseburgers on it’s “Dollar Menu” (which, in reality, is only a dollar before tax is added on), the burgers are often sloppy and messy. Taco Bell, on the other hand, has tacos and burritos for under 90 cents and often just getting two burritos is enough to fill up even the hungriest college student.
Following our brief trip to Taco Bell, our trio decided to venture out to Leisure Town Road in the countryland to find Kayce’s “Happy Place”. On the way there, “Heaven” by DJ Sammy started playing over the iPod. I made a remark to the couple that I had heard the track play on SKY.FM on Sunday and that it reminded me of them. Tonight, I surfed YouTube for my favorite video featuring Heaven and thought I’d post it here for people to check out.
Music is a beautiful blessing to have in life. It’s like a modern day Latin–a universal language, but unlike Latin, it’s one everyone can understand. I’m fortunate enough to have an acceptance in my soul for all types of music, from R&B to Jazz, Rock and Classical. I have a dream (or should I say, “Dreamsicle“) that one day I’ll be fortunate enough to find a career where I can exercise my love and passion for music.
I was going to do something in broadcast journalism, but after seeing some of the crazy things that go on in journalism, I think I’ll stick to music and the radio. At least in music, craziness is considered an artform rather than a scandal.
In my past life, I was a tree or something. If not a tree, something that grew old and didn't move very much. I'm pretty convinced of this.