Music of My Heart
1) What was the first song you remember hearing and enjoying on the radio? I don't remember the last song, but I know it was by Debbie Gibson.
2) If you could only listen to five CDs for a year, which five would they be? (Boxed sets can count as one CD. Sigh.) The Very Best of Sheryl Crow, Lea Salonga's Broadway Hits, Britney Spears' My Perogative Greatest Hits, The Eagles Greatest Hits, and Matchbox 20's Mad Season... man, that was so hard to decide.
3) What was your favorite year, music-wise? Probably the 90's.
4) If you could witness one historical music event through all time, what would you pick, and why? Probably, the Beatles on the Tonight Show.
5) Do you have a song that never fails to cheer you up? What is it and why does it do that for you? Sister Hazel All For You. I really don't know why it cheers me up. Besides the fact that it's an upbeat song, I think it is because it brings up a lot of memories from when I was in Gainesville. Back then, my life was so much less stressful. I didn't have to worry about bills or work or life in general. Since my parents pretty much took care of everything else, all I really had to worry about was school. That was the life.
I liked that FridayFive. It was interesting. I just got done watching "The Wedding Date." Chris has had to work like all night every night this week so I rented a few movies. I still have to watch "Anchorman" and "Guess Who?" Tomorrow, I shall go back to Madison Town and Country. I'm going to try on my wedding dress again, and I will probably order it tomorrow too. That's all for now. I know I had more to say this week, but I forgot.
2) If you could only listen to five CDs for a year, which five would they be? (Boxed sets can count as one CD. Sigh.) The Very Best of Sheryl Crow, Lea Salonga's Broadway Hits, Britney Spears' My Perogative Greatest Hits, The Eagles Greatest Hits, and Matchbox 20's Mad Season... man, that was so hard to decide.
3) What was your favorite year, music-wise? Probably the 90's.
4) If you could witness one historical music event through all time, what would you pick, and why? Probably, the Beatles on the Tonight Show.
5) Do you have a song that never fails to cheer you up? What is it and why does it do that for you? Sister Hazel All For You. I really don't know why it cheers me up. Besides the fact that it's an upbeat song, I think it is because it brings up a lot of memories from when I was in Gainesville. Back then, my life was so much less stressful. I didn't have to worry about bills or work or life in general. Since my parents pretty much took care of everything else, all I really had to worry about was school. That was the life.
I liked that FridayFive. It was interesting. I just got done watching "The Wedding Date." Chris has had to work like all night every night this week so I rented a few movies. I still have to watch "Anchorman" and "Guess Who?" Tomorrow, I shall go back to Madison Town and Country. I'm going to try on my wedding dress again, and I will probably order it tomorrow too. That's all for now. I know I had more to say this week, but I forgot.