thankful for friends

It’s March 29th, 2024; Here’s an original honky tonk song about a hell of a man. As I was about to say this is a rock song, I suddenly realized it’s a swingin’ country genre of music! I guess this reminded me right away of the Stray Cats kind of music (for the tone of the guitar, I don’t know). Then I was reminded of Merle Haggard and the honky tonk music he used to play. And I also thought about Dwight Yoacam–didn’t he also play honky tonk music? Yes! He even did a song called, Honky Tonk Man. (Here’s a previous post about him.) Okay, so I looked up honky tonk and found it is a subgenre of Country Music.

Hell on Good Friday

Here’s the eighty-eighth new music post for 2024, as I consistently share one of our original songs each day. I just found it funny to write about Hell on Good Friday. Not like I was trying to be sacrilegious or anything. Far from it. It just happened to work out that way as this was the next song in the YouTube library. I do skip a few ahead if I see a song coming up that would fit a holiday better, or if we have a new song back from the studio to share. But alas, we are where we are with this one.

I like the lyrics in this song. What do you think? I also like the swinging tune! It’s very easy to dance to, especially the 2-step.

Here’s my ‘hell of a man’ Richard at one of the sites we saw in Edinburgh, Scotland (2019). We were walking to meet a friend, a gentleman who had sung one of Richard’s rock songs, and we walked by this door (or gate). Richard asked me to snap his picture by this door so he could do something in Photoshop with it. This door reminded us of our working years at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). I thought it would be a good picture to share today since we just enjoyed breakfast with one of my friends (Cindy) from my KSC years who lives near us in Ocala, Florida!

Photo: Richard at the KSC door (or gate) in Edinburgh, Scotland (2019)

Do you ever notice things like this while traveling that remind you of home? I’m always noting the architecture of buildings, names, or numbers when we travel. I also note the synchronicities. To me, the synchronicities in life always (and in all ways) point us back to Omniscience God. And on that note, Happy Good Friday everyone! Enjoy the day!

Enjoy (IN Joy) and have fun! Be Everything All the Time.

May we all soar in ’24! Here’s to loving ourselves–in ALL ways, expanding our consciousness, enjoying what is, and living FREE!

Yours in expanding, giving thanks, spiraling consciousness,

Sheila “Spiral Sister” Murrey

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