Did some internet research and realised it was my chatbox which was causing them irritating ads to keep popping out.
This is the way I like my blog. Clean and crisp...so you and I can just focus on my ramblings.
5 cents worth. (it's been a while)
Apologies that its been so dreary and depressing in 2009. But that's how it has been for me. Life has reached a major crossroads. Like a juncture ripping through the fabric of my existence. Everything has changed or is about to change. I stand at the cusp of a new adventure. At the edge of a precipice.
And I do not know what is at the bottom or if I will survive the fall. Or perhaps it is a flight that I am headed for.
I once told a friend many, many years ago...and now I repeat to myself.
"Just jump. One never knows until one has jumped."
Over the edge I will go.
I am scared shitless but I know it has to be done.
Pray for me.
I do. =)
PS: In case you misread this entry, these are not SUICIDAL thoughts. They are the workings of a little voice I have all these years. Where most people see career switch and life changes. I see myself on the edge of a cliff, staring adventure in the face. Its a metaphor. =)
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
O Fortuna
This composition is nothing new...in fact its quite often heard in the movies or on TV. Usually has to do with some dramatic warrior sequence or some epic battle.
The thing about it is... all my life...up to this point when I am 29 going on 30...I never knew what it was called! Everytime I hear it...I feel this stirring in my heart. Its really quite an inspired composition. Gets you in the mood. Like you could join the Roman army or stand with the Elves in Lord of the Rings...
You have to hear it to understand...and you'd probably go..."oooooh...chey"
So here's "O Fortuna" and its translation.
(There's another one called "Ride of the Valkyries" by Wagner. But I think this one here...is the really bad ass one.)
The thing about it is... all my life...up to this point when I am 29 going on 30...I never knew what it was called! Everytime I hear it...I feel this stirring in my heart. Its really quite an inspired composition. Gets you in the mood. Like you could join the Roman army or stand with the Elves in Lord of the Rings...
You have to hear it to understand...and you'd probably go..."oooooh...chey"
So here's "O Fortuna" and its translation.
(There's another one called "Ride of the Valkyries" by Wagner. But I think this one here...is the really bad ass one.)
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