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** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only **  One writer's journey through life and blogging as I try to rebuild a writing routine. Hopefully I will succeed, since, after all, "everything in life is writable about." ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only ** ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only **
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[Embed For Use By Upgraded+] Song: Change Your Mind Artist: Baylee Littrell Baylee loved sharing the songs he wrote for his albums with his grandmother before deciding whether to add them to his next album. "Change Your Mind" was the last song he played for her before she passed away, and she loved it. So it made sense to him that it would be the first single off his new album EP: Vol. 1, released September 2022. I love how Baylee's grandmother was such a big part of his life. He has told stories of growing up around his grandparents, listening to their older country music, and how much that had influenced his life. Now that my Granny has passed, I realize how much I don't know about her. She wasn't part of my life for the first seventeen years, and even after we moved to Arkansas where she lived, we still didn't spend much time together. I don't know what music she liked, what movies she liked. I do know she loved reading Westerns, which she may have gotten from her mother. I recall reading something in great-grandma Grace's journal about Zane Gray, an author of Western novels. Don't let time get away from you. Learn those stories. |
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I've decided I need to put on music until the thunderstorms roll in. I prefer the patter of rain... or silence; but, I can't totally control either (I share this place). 
