OK, I said I would try.
I really should stop making promises I don’t intend or can’t keep.
So here’s another post :)
Woke up quite early yesterday for some reason I forget and then couldn’t get back to sleep (as is the case today as I’m writing this). So, jumped on the comp before I was fully awake, perused the links of the blogs I keep track off and stumbled upon this. It was the intriguing title that perked my interest (well done Ange!) so I clicked it and (re)discovered the most beautiful song I’ve heard in a long long time. I loved it so much that: I listened to it 3 times on Youtube, I printed off the sheet music and lyrics, tinkled away and sang myself hoarse on the piano, had the song running through my head the whole day and then eventually stopped by the store in the last 15 mins before closing time to get the album that it came from! I also intend to do a cover of it sometime in between now and my last exam so stay tuned ;)
I’m writing today (about yesterday) because I don’t want to forget a moment of that truly memorable day. Not because I spent 4 hrs at uni and hardly got any study done (yes that is quite memorable though I would rather forget about that part) but because my senses were heightened in such a way like never before. I tried to soak in everything so that my memory will be able to later recall every last detail of that amazing afternoon.
I want to always remember eating an egg sandwich with lettuce, cucumber, beatroot, tomato and mayo.
I want to always remember the beautiful blue sky and the radiant sunlight that filtered through the leaves in the trees.
I want to always remember closing my eyes and focusing on the mournful melodies of Antony and the Johnsons.
I want to always remember the sound and feel of the wind as it rustled through the folage.
I want to always remember the sweet chirping (why is it spelt with just one ‘p’? I Shift F7-ed it too!) of the minor Mynah birds amongst the soft chatter of other students.
I want to always remember the words that were exchanged, the promises that were made and the reassurance it gave.
I want to remember a lot of other things from that day as well but I will spare you the details as I know I will always remember them without having to write them down in words :)
OK, lets hit the books and find me some stats to burn into memory, then discard next Friday at 12:30pm ;)
See you soon…. maybe.
Quote of the post: For the Lord is good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations. – Psalm 100:5
Song of the post: You Are For Me – Kari Jobe (that beautiful song)
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