Music is like oxygen
I've been feeling unsettled the past few weeks. I'm feeling as though my mind is in a million different places and each place can't get it together to return back home. Maybe it's because I've been so busy with home and work. I really haven't had time to concentrate on me. When you have a 17 month old son, a home to maintain and a mate to love, you tend to push "you" aside. Perhaps I'm feeling the effects of that now. It's tiring emotionally so what does one do to temporarily fix this? Music. I spent the afternoon of my day off work listening to music. I haven't done that in ages. I guess going to see Paul Weller in Toronto the Thursday night turned the light bulb on for me. Here I was standing in the 3rd row quietly admiring this gorgeous man who was filled with incredible energy just giving so much to the audience. I was surrounded by a sea of sweaty rockers and Mods and wonderful, delicious energy. Beautiful, just what I needed. I sweated, danced, sang amongst the others and drank in all that wonderful music. I don't think I felt this good in a while. I didn't have a single drink, not that I normally do. I think with gigs that are in these huge dance clubs people just assume you drink when you're there. I wasn't interested, all I wanted was the music and to be taken elsewhere.
Thank you Paul Weller.
Thank you Paul Weller.
3 Comments:
HI Ann,
I was never one to drink at concerts either. I very much understand what you are saying.
ptfan,
Thanks for commenting on my blog. Maybe more people are reading it than I first thought. I think you and I are in the same mind set about drinking at concerts. First off, I'd be running to the bathroom too many times if I did drink. LOL. And second, I rather get the "buzz" from the music and the artist not from booze.
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