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10-22-2007, 09:10 AM | #11 | |||
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The closest I have come to a GD experience is going to a World Series game. Every single person attending had a s.eating grin on their faces, totally extatic, talking with strangers, all decked out in (team) colors... a true joy to experience.
Yep Tam, the 'spinners' were a trip unto themselves. I was a taper, the elite. No dirt surfer unwashed masses for me... I was toting $$$ recording equipment, managing battery swaps and tape flips durring drums/space, fending off twirlers and stoned-out folks from crashing into equipment... got to meet Bobby and Phil and Jerry and Billy... "...ahhhhh memories. We will enjoy them." - Primat Conehead
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10-22-2007, 09:25 PM | #12 | |||
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Tam.. ok here goes (I'm about to start reciting the Greek alphabet.. alpha beta gamma..oops...) To do what ought to be done, but would not have been done unless I did it, I thought to be my duty.
I've taken that to mean that if I see something that I feel needs to be done, I should take it upon myself to do it. Could he have put it more plainly? hell yea, but that was in 1849, and well, they just used too many words. I think that if I take the job I'm pursuing, I will be typing less, and talking on the phone more. Probably have to travel too, which I love, but I FREAKIN HATE too - since something alwayss goes wrong, and my pain lvls go way high. I too feel that I need to make "one more year's" income. I haven't thought about the physical cost of that too much, though I probably should. Oh, I never made it to a Dead concert, but my dad went to 10 or 12 I think. And, my CD collection reflects that (I think I have 13-14 albums on various computers). You're right... I have frequently had a hard time seeing the forest for the trees. Something I've struggled with for my whole life. Balls to the wall, all of the time. I have gotten better about letting certain things go, but its a constant struggle. Shelley and I have had several conversations about this and TOS. I'm convinced that me trying to do to much to fix the problem put me in a funk when I thought I was failing. So then, I didn't do a whole lot. Then, late this summer, it hit me like a ton of bricks what I had been doing and not doing. I came to the conclusion that I would take responsibility for what I have control over, and not more. I struggled coming to that decision for about forever. anywho.... more ramblings from dabbo.... sorry
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