It's time to get personal

The reason for my absence from this blog is because since I was 7 years old I've chosen to write elsewhere. Sometimes I find it appropriate to post to this blog, but mostly I write in a private journal that only 1 person has seen aside from myself...and definitely not in it's entirety. I fell as though it's the one thing in my life that I actually have to myself. I also don't feel as though I need to sensor myself in any way and I can simply write how I feel. And as far as I'm concerned, that's how it should be.

I've decided to give this a chance as a change of pace and see if it's any more beneficial for me for others to see what I'm going through. I have a feeling it's going to be hard for me to "un-sensor" my public blog, but it's worth a shot. So, hurrr goes...

I MUST talk about the amazing, phenomenal, brilliant (ok, you get the picture) concert I went to this past Wednesday where Ari Herstand, Zach Berkman and Ron Pope performed. I've actually never been to such an intimate concert in a small venue before so I wasn't sure what to expect. Needless to say, I definitely prefer it. I literally walked into the Evening Muse on cloud 9 and walked out on cloud 109. Ron's music has gotten me though a lot. I'll never forget first hearing "Drop in the Ocean" and being completely fixated on the fact that he was singing about my life at that exact moment. To see the music that gets you through even the toughest times actually come to life is so surreal. Of course, after listening to Ari and Zach as well I gained even more great music to add to my life's playlist.

It's truly amazing how music gets me through life. How on even the worst days it can make it so much better. Those three are constantly on repeat in my bedroom, my car and at work. If your interested in listening to music with real meaning and to people with natural, raw talent...I promise you won't be disappointed. Check out Whatever it Takes Tour here!