Was great to be back at work today. Always is when you love
your job. Got to play a whole bunch of music. Lots of requests. Even conjured a
few numbers from thin air. So I made 25 chunks of video here and when they all
load into my ancient iMovie program I will start going through them picking a
few out for you.
This 365 is almost over, folks. Can you believe it? What
now? 38 days left? Yep. Perty neat. It has been a fun experience so far. I have
improved on guitar from playing every day. Wrote a couple hundred songs bout.
Shared a whole bunch of stuff from my library of songs that may never have been
shared otherwise. Got to open up my life to the people for 11 months about,
through all the wild changes the world has in a year. It’s nice to be less
alone. It’s nice to feel like you’re contributing something to life as a whole.
Sharing is caring. That should be the mantra of 365 life.
Someone suggested I sing a song about an “Island Princess.”
She may have wanted some Disney song I didn’t know. So I made one up. Maybe I
can license it to those suckas someday.
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay - Words – 327 “Sunny,
Please”
Now, I do whatever I can to bring joy to the special people
I work with. Now, I may have raised the bar too high, because I received a
request today that may exceed my pay grade by a significant margin. One of my
friends, asked if I would make it sunny… pleeeeeeease. I discussed this with
her, honored by her faith in my abilities. Why not embrace optimism, I say? So
I figured, I may as well take credit, in case sunny happened. Sunny happens. May
as well play into the legend, right? Worked for our next president. Right…?
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay – Covers – 327 “White Bird”
by It’s a Beautiful Day
Here’s another number that was brought into my sphere of
existence by a special friend, today at work. I assumed it was some newer song
because many songs I don’t know are. Seconds ago I learned it was from a San
Francisco band in 1969. Pretty neat. Thanks to my friend for the cool tune and
the duet. I thanked her after class and she asked me why. Did I say I love my
job?
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