Have you found reason? That will be opening line on our new website...once we find time to build it. Ben bought the domain name: findingreason.net ... For now you can see our garageband website there. http://www.findingreason.net We'll have something there in the near future--hopefully. Just got back from an impromtu jam session--the first of 2005. We have started something new. Unfortunately, Ben's computer is on the fritz and we were not able to record any of it. Hopefully it will still be in my head the next time we have a recording session. I'm sure it'll still be there. I can actually remember most stuff i come up with, it's other people's music that i always seem to forget.
At any rate, this journal is the place to come for all Finding Reason updates. As always, i'll let you know when the other website is up and running. Until then...search for reason.
Sunday, January 09, 2005
Saturday, January 01, 2005
New Beginnings, The Year is 2005
Welcome to the newest year...2005. It's simply amazing how quickly 2004 has dissolved. I won't go into a recap of 2004 here, but i think most can agree it was a pretty good year.
As for 2005? I hope it is even better than 2004. I can't say that i have any resolutions...no one ever seems to keep them anyway, so avoiding the ugly face of disappointment and rejection, i'll just keep doing what it is that i have been doing...and who says resolutions have to be made at the start of a new year?? in my opinion, the new day is a start in the right direction--resolutions can be made anytime, anywhere for anything.
I do have some ideas of what i would like to accomplish this year (if we are narrowing down the life goals to one year periods). I won't mention them here...but you can bet, that if an idea or goal or item of notable interest is accomplished, you can read about it here.
So, i'll let you think about the year to come, the year past, and what it's like to live... Welcome to 2005.
As for 2005? I hope it is even better than 2004. I can't say that i have any resolutions...no one ever seems to keep them anyway, so avoiding the ugly face of disappointment and rejection, i'll just keep doing what it is that i have been doing...and who says resolutions have to be made at the start of a new year?? in my opinion, the new day is a start in the right direction--resolutions can be made anytime, anywhere for anything.
I do have some ideas of what i would like to accomplish this year (if we are narrowing down the life goals to one year periods). I won't mention them here...but you can bet, that if an idea or goal or item of notable interest is accomplished, you can read about it here.
So, i'll let you think about the year to come, the year past, and what it's like to live... Welcome to 2005.
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