Hope you still can sleep well littletune! And that it doesn't hurt!
I guess this is the best place to post this question. I have wondered and pondered over this for years: How many times do you see a dead bird, in the street, in the woods, wherever. Maybe a couple times of year? Maybe once a month? Considering all the birds around us, where do they go when they die? And this is a serious question. I can't find an explanation. I live out in the country where there are birds and birds and birds. I have never, I repeat NEVER seen one dead bird. Maybe sometimes they're eaten by feral cats or foxes, etc. But I don't think in direct proportion to the birds that die.Where do they go? Maybe fly to heaven?
They probably disintegrate quickly. They have hollow bones. I saw one a year or two ago that got flattened in a couple days and was just a greasy spot in a week.
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I'm thinking if I should post myself singing
I'm thinking i should post myself farting.I have got some excellent rippers on record.Thal
Not if they're baby pieces... (Only kidding!)
You know what you should do Thal? You should go on Britain's got talent with that!
What an excellent idea. I will enter.Thal
sure, why not?
I'm thinking if I should post myself singing :-
What an excellent idea. I will enter.
Post it!
"F" as in...?
Thank you Yes maybe I will.... but I feel kinda bad about my singing :- because when I was in third grade I was singing in a school choir and then just before we went to a festival our teacher told some of us that we shouldn't sing and that we should only open our mouth, so since then I felt really bad about my singing and I couldn't even sing anymore when other people were around because I just heard this horrible sound all the time, but now I had to get used to singing again because we have to sing really a lot at music theory.... so that's why I can't decide now
Unfortunately, stories like this are not unusual at all. It's amazing how much our voices are affected by those kinds of thoughts and feelings and beliefs, but it's not just singing, either, it's everything we do. Even in my own considerably small experience so far, I have seen plenty of "cases" where a person's voice/singing may seem one way for awhile (for whatever reason), only to recieve the right kind of care and attention and then bloom into something that others (even with "very trained" ears) couldn't seem to possibly imagine before. Strangely, the general idea out there is that singing is something different than playing an instrument and that playing an instrument is something different than singing. I mention that mostly because in my experience so far, I have noticed that when it comes to singing, once a person starts treating it more like an instrument the results are much different (and same with piano playing -- treating it like singing).The urge that you have to post it though makes me think that somewhere in there you would like to share, and that's a lot in itself!
Thank you!! I'm not even sure why I started thinking about posting it :- I don't really know why I feel like sharing it... I mean I do like to sing and I always liked it, just that after that (when my teacher told me not to sing) I always feel like I shouldn't be singing and like I'm going to hurt someones ears
I do understand. Believe me. The reality is that there are going to be people in the world who decide to think one way about something like that for whatever reason. Don't sing for them for now . (Unfortunately,) My general feeling is that oftentimes people are not looking deeply enough into each other and that there are solvable things that never get solved because it just needed deeper investigation. Did you know that often it is individuals with the biggest voices (and I mean this quite deeply) who have the biggest cases of "ugly duckling" while developing? People with huge amounts to give can often have a huge span of time in feeling like they are still developing, and it's really easy to be critical during that time. It also doesn't help if the only reinforcement is on the seemingly negative side. I think though that those feelings and concerns are ultimately reversable, but it's only possible through taking more footsteps regardless of discomfort for you during some of that. And, just because something feels uncomfortable (even if it's REALLY uncomfortable) doesn't mean you are doing something wrong. It is important though to find out who you can take risks with and sometimes that's a bit of a process .
I am not a great singer, but i have been told I do a pretty good Al Jolson impression.
...on the corner of which particular Gravesend street and who might be the certain or uncertain little lady that goes by? (or shouldn't I ask, even rhetorically?)...
By the way, did you hear the Bach on BBC R3 the other day played on the banjo accompanied by mandolin and guitar?
Banjo is most suited for Bach.
It does get old after awhile. Sometimes I can't it out of my head though.
No I can't get it out my head either!!! And everytime I remember I start laughing. That will be great when I'll be on the bus or at school and I'll just start laughing for no reason!
Topic: What's on your mind now? 