Perhaps it’s the fact that spring is almost in the air. Perhaps it’s because my audience is pretty pressed for time and is hard pressed to make it over here with any regularity. Believe me, it’s hard for me to get over here, and I’m the one writing this blog!
But I really want to know a couple of things:
A friend of mine is thinking of setting up a non-profit for single parents, and he wants to know what would help us out most.
And since a very kind friend sent me an iPod Nano when my relatively new Sony mp3 player went boom!, I’ve been listening to music every spare minute and I still am curious: what songs help you through the hard times? I’ve got two more to recommend to you… Can We Still Be Friends by Todd Rundgren and Last Good Day of the Year by Cousteau.
“Let’s admit we made a mistake but can we still be friends? Heartbreak’s never easy to take but can we still be friends? We awoke from our dream, things are not always what they seem… don’t waste time feeling hurt. We’ve been through hell together.” Can We Still Be Friends, Todd Rundgren.
And you’ll just have to listen to the Cousteau song to understand. You won’t be disappointed.
I’m off to make lunches for tomorrow, do some more work for work, and ponder a cleaner house.