Sunday, July 5, 2020

Falling Through the Cracks

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Things I Think Of and Remember …
Pleased Self-reliance Day. 20/20 … maybe that IS my vision. Or maybe I require new lenses or just got a pair and I’m changing. I don’t understand any longer. I expect self-reliance is relative in this unusual world of duality where we require the separation simply to see it in the first place.
I hear the fireworks and I’ve been trying to work something out in my brain since for a couple of months now, whatever has just appeared wrong. It’s been niggling at me for some time and I simply have not found the words, but today, I think I’ve found some. It’s just … changed somehow.
I found this song today called Falling Through the Cracks. Anyway, let me continue the tale …
When I first initially to this song, I thought it sounded like a recovery song tune making choicesOptions for we all have free complimentary and thus hence weird odd of living in which we find ourselves. The mere fact that I can even think about this is rather humbling and mind-blowing to me, and now I’m going to tell you a little story because that’s just what I do.
I simply don’t understand any longer. I haven’t been quite able to identify it, however it doesn’t matter because something occurred to me … perhaps I’m simply falling through the cracks. Keep in mind … we have totally free wills and ideas become things, so the extremely reality that I believe of these things means they have actually already been while they yet end up being.
This tune I heard today, from a group I’ve never heard previously, talks to me of recovery or recovering and it asks an excellent concern …” spinning round and round in a circle, which way should I go?
This shift I feel, this falling through the cracks? I’ve been enjoying it unfold and refold for some time now … so just perhaps I’ll keep my seat belt fastened and keep myself centered, for it feels like the slower I go, the much faster this flight moves!

#ViewsFromTheInside
#TheLifeRaft

I really want to offer a huge shout out to The Wild Colonial Bhoys, who started as a side-project idea for 2 young veterans of the Minneapolis rock scene. Adam Coolong and Geno Carlson hail from different backgrounds thousands of miles apart (Adam is originally from Pennsylvania and Geno calls Saskatchewan house) but found common ground with a shared Irish heritage and a desire to reinvigorate the local Irish music neighborhood. I do not own this music nor do I earn money from it. No copyright violation meant. I’m just trying to get some clearness in a most incredible time in our human history.

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