Day 9

I haven’t been feeling very good lately. I am not getting any less sleep then I did during the school year, and I am not eating anything abnormal. Perhaps it’s my lack of caffeine in the mornings, I ran out of ice tea a few days ago. Maybe you can see it in my blood-shot eyeball. Oh well.
Today I did some work on the vocals of this one blues-y cover of a Lucinda Williams song which sounded really awesome. I really like how Protools 8 looks, the darker colors are so much easier to stare at for hours. I was thinking of bouncing a quick and dirty unfinished version for my self, I enjoyed it that much.
I then checked out the coffee shop a few doors down form the studio to pick up something sweet for after dinner, and as I was crossing the road, I got honked at. It couldn’t have been to like, hit on me since I looked a hot-mess, and it wasn’t because I was in his way… maybe he was just horn-happy…?

Later in the day, we set up the drum set and mic’d it for tomorrow’s session. I played with a fun plug-in for the guitar.
After I got home, ate and Thekla and I went for a walk around the lake. It’s a cool night so it was nice to get out and enjoy it. After catching up with a friend, here I am tumblr-ing.
Here are the lyrics to that Lucinda Williams song, World Without Tears… I like them.

If we lived in a world withought tears,
How would bruises find
The face to lie upon?
How would scars find skin
To etch themselves into?
How would broken find the bones?

If we lived in a world without tears,
How would heartbeats
Know when to stop?
How owuld blood know
Which body to flow outside of?
How would bullets find the guns?

If we lived in a wold without tears,
How would misery know
Which back door to walk through?
How would trouble know
Which mind to live inside of?
How would sorrow find a home?

If we lived in a world without tears,
How would bruises find
The face to lie upon?
How would scars find skin
To etch themselves into?
How would broken find the bones?
How would broken find the bones?

Anyways, hope everyone is doing well and thanks to those people that I’ve caught up with these last few days. I miss you all.