zoning out

[dreamingpixels]

Justin sent me a new album to listen to- Supernature by Cerrone. It's one of those albums that I just want to curl up in the dark and listen to while I drift off to it. It's a disco album ("the best disco album ever", Justin says), and I have to admit, I'm enjoying it. I want to light some incense, dim the lights, and drift off, haha.

Student teaching in three days. I'm not sure whether to be excited or utterly terrified. I'll probably spend the next three days slacking off while I can- I work at the computer lab on Sunday night with my friend Kayli, so I might sit around and watch Sailor Moon for five hours, if I can swing it, and work on making scarves.

I think I might just go curl up in bed and zone out for a bit. This album almost makes me wish I'd downloaded it earlier so I could listen to it while I was all woobily on Benadryl. That would have been interesting.

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[darkersummonings]

"This album almost makes me wish I'd downloaded it earlier so I could listen to it while I was all woobily on Benadryl. That would have been interesting." LOL!

Ah to re-live the 70's...I was born in 84 but my mom raised all of us on music from her generation (she was born in 62) so I have a very old music soul as a result. But not as old as my sister's. She's only 19 and she's a flower child through and through. I'm dead serious. It's actually kind of hilarious; my mom always tells her "You were born in the wrong generation." Disco, old rock and roll, funk - we listen to it all. But she totes it around on her MP3 player and listens to it on her way to school.

[dreamingpixels]

My sister and I were raised the same way - we grew up to my mom's music as well. (I was born in 82, and my sister in 85, and my mom was born in 52) When we were little we listened to a LOT of The Beatles, and whatever played on the oldies station. It got to the point where I knew the words to almost every Beatles song, and I was 10 or 11! XD Then when we hit high school, my sister started listening to rap and country *shudder* while my mom introduced me to The Rolling Stones and Electric Light Orchestra. My music tastes got stuck in the 70's as a result. Haha, we're turning out to be a lot alike!