Tonight's songs featured a number of Glee and American Idol songs. A year ago, I would have been ashamed. Not now. I have no shame! Also, Casey James and James Durbin, hello?
So here's what inspired me to keep going tonight:
1. Don't Panic, by Coldplay (I have my towel...)
2. Mrs. Robinson, by Casey James
3. No Air, by Jordin Sparks and some guy (Chris Brown, maybe?)
4. Let My Love Open the Door, by Pete Townsend
5. Question, by The Old 97s
6. You're The Storm, by the Cardigans
7. Dog Days Are Over, by Florence + the Machines
8. Take A Bow, from the Glee soundtrack
9. All By Myself, by Pia Toscano
10. Living For the City, by James Durbin
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
3.5K Playlist - Brought to you by James Durbin
It's on random, I promise!
Tonight's run almost kicked me in the tail side, but the music kept my spirits high.
1. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche, from the Dan in Real Life soundtrack.
2. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (live), by James Durbin
3. Hold On, I'm Coming, by Casey James
4. Uprising, by James Durbin
5. A Thousand Miles, by Vanessa Carlton
6. Don't Stop Believin', by James Durbin
7. Maybe I'm Amazed, by James Durbin (I might not have made it through this song while running, but because James was singing, I kept on.)
8. Love Potion Number 9, by James Durbin
9. Closer to the Edge, by James Durbin
10. Where Is the Love, by The Black-Eyed Peas
Tonight's run almost kicked me in the tail side, but the music kept my spirits high.
1. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche, from the Dan in Real Life soundtrack.
2. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (live), by James Durbin
3. Hold On, I'm Coming, by Casey James
4. Uprising, by James Durbin
5. A Thousand Miles, by Vanessa Carlton
6. Don't Stop Believin', by James Durbin
7. Maybe I'm Amazed, by James Durbin (I might not have made it through this song while running, but because James was singing, I kept on.)
8. Love Potion Number 9, by James Durbin
9. Closer to the Edge, by James Durbin
10. Where Is the Love, by The Black-Eyed Peas
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
3.5K Playlist for 6-22-11
Tough run tonight, but here's the Playlist that got me through. This Playlist brought to you by an eduring sense of hope:
1. Will You Still Love Me, by James Durbin
2. Map of the Problematique, by Muse (Why can't they see that when we bleed we bleed the same?)
3. Mrs. Robinson, by Casey James
4. Turn Out the Light, by The New Amsterdams
5. Black Sheep, by Metric (From Scott Pilgrim vs. the World)
6. Rain King, by The Counting Crows
7. Hope For the Hopeless, A Fine Frenzy
8. You Got Another Thing Coming, by James Durbin
9. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche
10. Dancing Queen, from Mamma Mia
1. Will You Still Love Me, by James Durbin
2. Map of the Problematique, by Muse (Why can't they see that when we bleed we bleed the same?)
3. Mrs. Robinson, by Casey James
4. Turn Out the Light, by The New Amsterdams
5. Black Sheep, by Metric (From Scott Pilgrim vs. the World)
6. Rain King, by The Counting Crows
7. Hope For the Hopeless, A Fine Frenzy
8. You Got Another Thing Coming, by James Durbin
9. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche
10. Dancing Queen, from Mamma Mia
Labels:
a fine frenzy,
c25k,
casey james,
James Durbin,
running
Thursday, June 16, 2011
3.5K Playlist for 6-16-11
Tonight's run kicked my slightly more toned buttocks, but I'm 0K with it.
Here's the playlist that kept me going:
1. Yeh Rishta, by A R. Rahman (Indian music makes my soul smile)
2. Don't Stop Believin', by James Durbin (@jdurbinai10)
3. Do You Realize, by The Flaming Lips
4. The Trouble With Love, by Kelly Clarkson, from the Love Actually soundtrack
5. Hey Soul Sister, by Train
6. My Hero (acoustic), by Foo Fighters
7. All By Myself, by Charice (tiny girl - humongous voice)
8. Love Potion #9, by James Durbin
9. Question, by the Old 97s
10. Wild Horses, by The Rolling Stones
Here's the playlist that kept me going:
1. Yeh Rishta, by A R. Rahman (Indian music makes my soul smile)
2. Don't Stop Believin', by James Durbin (@jdurbinai10)
3. Do You Realize, by The Flaming Lips
4. The Trouble With Love, by Kelly Clarkson, from the Love Actually soundtrack
5. Hey Soul Sister, by Train
6. My Hero (acoustic), by Foo Fighters
7. All By Myself, by Charice (tiny girl - humongous voice)
8. Love Potion #9, by James Durbin
9. Question, by the Old 97s
10. Wild Horses, by The Rolling Stones
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Tonight's Playlist brought to you by the Apocalypse
Perhaps in honor of Simon Pegg's visit to Austin's best book store, Book People, tomorrow night, my C25K playlist served up a number of bleak, post-apocalyptic tunes. It's on random!
Here they are:
1. Rain King - Counting Crows (Only because it was a song in my post-apocalyptic fanfic)
2. Star Mile - Josh Radin
3. Poker Face - Lady Gaga (her wardrobe is post-apocalyptic?)
4. Closer to the Edge - by James Durbin
5. Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies
6. Uncle Mountain - The Fire Theft
7. Useless Desires - Patty Griffin (could be about a post-apocalyptic town?)
8. No One's Gonna Love You - Band of Horses (from the Zombieland soundtrack)
9. Panic in the Streets of London - Morrisey (from Shaun of the Dead)
10. Don't Go Breakin' My Heart - Elton John and Kikki Dee (because the song's so upbeat, even zombies would have to get up and dance.)
So that's it for the running playlist. This starts my 6th week in training. 5k, here I come!
Here they are:
1. Rain King - Counting Crows (Only because it was a song in my post-apocalyptic fanfic)
2. Star Mile - Josh Radin
3. Poker Face - Lady Gaga (her wardrobe is post-apocalyptic?)
4. Closer to the Edge - by James Durbin
5. Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies
6. Uncle Mountain - The Fire Theft
7. Useless Desires - Patty Griffin (could be about a post-apocalyptic town?)
8. No One's Gonna Love You - Band of Horses (from the Zombieland soundtrack)
9. Panic in the Streets of London - Morrisey (from Shaun of the Dead)
10. Don't Go Breakin' My Heart - Elton John and Kikki Dee (because the song's so upbeat, even zombies would have to get up and dance.)
So that's it for the running playlist. This starts my 6th week in training. 5k, here I come!
Updates the TheChamberedHeart.com
Stopping in today to update the BookList. I've added the two most recent titles, The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini, and Anthem, by Ayn Rand. I posted a very brief review on GoodReads for Anthem, and you can find that here.
I'm also adding three new desktop images to the Artwork section. This normally happens at the end of a school year: Left Brain checks into rehab, which allows Right Brain to take her turn at the wheel. This year, Right Brain has found inspiration in James Durbin. Rest well, Left Brain. See you in August.
In the meantime, I'm going to be working on Dear Universe, the NaNoWriMo novel I started working on two years ago. Don't know where it's going yet, but I'm eager to find out. My goal is to have a rough draft finished before August 15th, so wish me luck!
I'm also adding three new desktop images to the Artwork section. This normally happens at the end of a school year: Left Brain checks into rehab, which allows Right Brain to take her turn at the wheel. This year, Right Brain has found inspiration in James Durbin. Rest well, Left Brain. See you in August.
In the meantime, I'm going to be working on Dear Universe, the NaNoWriMo novel I started working on two years ago. Don't know where it's going yet, but I'm eager to find out. My goal is to have a rough draft finished before August 15th, so wish me luck!
Saturday, June 11, 2011
3K Playlist 6-11-11
Tonight I ran 3K in 20 minutes without stopping - a new personal record. I really didn't think I could make it, but when the C25K App alerted me that it was time for the cool down phase, I was surprised. Relieved, but surprised.
Here's tonight's Playlist. It kept me going:
1. Rolling In The Deep, by Haley Reinhart
2. Far Away, So Close (Stay), by U2
3. Suddenly Everything Has Changed, by the Flaming Lips
4. You Got Another Thing Coming, by James Durbin
5. Starlight, by Muse
6. Somebody to Love, by Queen
7. Calling All Angels, by Train
8. The Last Goodbye, by Jeff Buckley
9. You and Me, Her Space Holiday
10. Rain King, Counting Crows
Here's tonight's Playlist. It kept me going:
1. Rolling In The Deep, by Haley Reinhart
2. Far Away, So Close (Stay), by U2
3. Suddenly Everything Has Changed, by the Flaming Lips
4. You Got Another Thing Coming, by James Durbin
5. Starlight, by Muse
6. Somebody to Love, by Queen
7. Calling All Angels, by Train
8. The Last Goodbye, by Jeff Buckley
9. You and Me, Her Space Holiday
10. Rain King, Counting Crows
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Poetry of Phrases Poem - Part of Today's Training
We had great fun today, using phrases to teach grammar concepts while writing poetry.
We used Pattern #4
A subordinate cluse
an independent clause
an infinitive phrase and a prepositional phrase (xfour)
and a final independent clause.
Here's my effort:
Breaking Dream
If I wake
I will try
To see over the crowd
To hear between the voices
To speak above the fear
To sing beyond my cage.
This is my breaking dream.
We used Pattern #4
A subordinate cluse
an independent clause
an infinitive phrase and a prepositional phrase (xfour)
and a final independent clause.
Here's my effort:
Breaking Dream
If I wake
I will try
To see over the crowd
To hear between the voices
To speak above the fear
To sing beyond my cage.
This is my breaking dream.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Playlist for Last Night's Run
How does one run without music?
I will never know.
Last night's run, Week 5, Day 1 in my @C25K training, was the best so far. I felt strong, the pace was good, and my kidneys didn't complain, as they are wont to do. I've never run so far at a sustained pace before, and it felt GREAT!
Part of what made it so wonderful was the random playlist on Ziggy the iPod.
Here they are:
1. Where the Streets Have No Name, by U2
2. She Talks to Angels, by The Black Crowes
3. Gimme Shelter, by The Rolling Stones
4. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche
5. Wild Horses, by The Sundays
6. Seed of Wonder, by Jesca Hoop
7. O... Saya, by A. R. Rahman
8. Dog Days Are Over, by Florence + the Machines
9. Find Me Someone to Love, Glee soundtrack
10. While My Guitar Gently Weeps, by James Durbin
I will never know.
Last night's run, Week 5, Day 1 in my @C25K training, was the best so far. I felt strong, the pace was good, and my kidneys didn't complain, as they are wont to do. I've never run so far at a sustained pace before, and it felt GREAT!
Part of what made it so wonderful was the random playlist on Ziggy the iPod.
Here they are:
1. Where the Streets Have No Name, by U2
2. She Talks to Angels, by The Black Crowes
3. Gimme Shelter, by The Rolling Stones
4. Let My Love Open the Door, by Sondre Lerche
5. Wild Horses, by The Sundays
6. Seed of Wonder, by Jesca Hoop
7. O... Saya, by A. R. Rahman
8. Dog Days Are Over, by Florence + the Machines
9. Find Me Someone to Love, Glee soundtrack
10. While My Guitar Gently Weeps, by James Durbin
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