Showing posts with label Montgomery Gentry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Montgomery Gentry. Show all posts

April 5, 2011

Day Fifteen... (Description)

There are two songs that describe my life. The first song is "Blow Away" by Staind and the second is "What do you think about that" by Montgomery Gentry.


Blow Away



"I wish that I could disappear...
...unzip my skin and leave it here..."

Staind


What do you think about that



"I don't give a damn what other people think...
...what do you think about that..."

Montgomery Gentry

April 2, 2011

Never iron a four-leaf clover... you don't want to press your luck... (March)




Shows watched in March 2011

  • E.R.
  • Law and Order SVU
  • Boy Meets World

 Movies watched in March 2011

  • No Escape
  • Bullworth
  • Ransom
  • White Men Can't Jump
  • Simply Irresistible
  • Working Girl
  • Patriot Games
  • Cop Out
  • Easy A


Playlist of March 2011

  • Lonely and Gone - Montgomery Gentry
  • What was I thinkin' - Dierks Bentley
  • Trying to Survive - by Montgomery Gentry
  • Clouds - Montgomery Gentry
  • Country Boy - Aaron Lewis
  • Deify - Disturbed
  • Overburdened - Disturbed
  • Bad for Good - Montgomery Gentry
Birthdays of March 2011

  • Ashley - 21 March 5
  • Kristen - 21 March 9
  • Uncle Woody March 10
  • Me - 24 March 13
  • Papa March 15

Accomplishments of March 2011

  • 97% on my Police Report Writing midterm
  • Made a plan to eat healthy (or at least try to)
  • Finally got my hair cut... to most this might seem like a minor thing, but for me it was an accomplishment since I hadn't had it cut in over a year and some of the money came out of my own pocket
  • Didn't lose my temper a single time this month
  • Gained more clarity about certain situations
  • Have learned to live with what I got not what I want
  • Turning 24
Grievances of March 2011

  • Death of Grandma (March 3rd)
  • The flushing of my cell phone
  • No family reconciliation
  • Found out I'm possibly diabetic (so pre-diabetic)
  • Still haven't finished moving. Holy Hell.

Books

The Green Mile (All six volumes) - Stephen King
One for the money - Janet Evanovich
Running Man - Stephen King
Roadwork - Stephen King
Two for the dough - Janet Evanovich

Photo Memories of March 2011

R.I.P. Grandma

Amazing birthday card Aunt Dawn made for me...

The one surviving item of my poor flushed phone...

Margaritaville blender we used for my birthday to make pina coladas...

I'm no longer blonde... and it's really weird...

My birthday soda from my dad...


"Spring is natures way of saying...

...Let's party!"

Robin Williams

April 1, 2011

Day Eleven... (Song from Favorite Band)

My favorite band was Brooks and Dunn (surprise, surprise, I know), but since they have retired my new favorite band is Montgomery Gentry. The song I chose to represent my new boys is "All Night Long" by Montgomery Gentry. It's a fun, fast paced, loud, and very entertaining song. Plus, Charlie Daniels is featured in the song playing his bad ass fiddle, and in my opinion shit don't get much better than that.


All Night Long

"How long you think this party's gonna last...

...all night long."

Montgomery Gentry

March 25, 2011

Day Four... (Sad Song)

My Boys, Montgomery and Gentry. Montgomery wrote this song about his dad and his son...
Clouds

The song that makes me the saddest is "Clouds" by Montgomery Gentry. It makes me sad in a surreal way. Every word of the song pulls at my heart strings so hard I'm scared they're going to break. The song is about loved ones looking down on you from heaven. All in all it's a wonderful song. But if you listen to it you need to have a box of tissues right next to you.

"I hate sunny days nothing but empty blue skies...

...so I pray Ohh how I pray for clouds."

Montgomery Gentry

March 2, 2011

Day Thirteen... (Band)

My favorite band of all time used to be Brooks and Dunn. They recently retired last year after 20yrs of performing and making amazing music. I cried like a little baby when I watched their farewell concert and didn't know what I was going to do with myself because their music was so important to me. But then I got reintroduced to the wonderful talents of Montgomery Gentry. Like Brooks and Dunn, these two are fantastic songwriters, singers, and country music artists. I'm so glad to have the ability to listen to music like theirs. Their songs make my days so much better.


Perfect picture. Kix Brooks, Gentry, Montgomery and Ronnie Dunn.
 I love me a man in a cowboy and jeans...

...and the fact that they can sing makes it that much better.

February 1, 2011

It's difficult to know where you're going, if you don't know where you came from...


Photo: Lightning striking next to large red rock
Took this picture from National Geo's website. Absolutely amazing.








I've decided to make a blog based on the months occurrences. This way I won't ever forget the big things that happened nor will I forget the little things that made me smile.

Playlist of January 2011

  • Gone by Montgomery Gentry
  • What do you think about that by Montgomery Gentry
  • Roll with me by Montgomery Gentry
  • Fray by Staind
  • Need you now (remix) by Lady Antebellum
  • My kinda party by Jason Aldean
  • Quicksand by Bethany Joy Galeotti
  • The more I drink by Blake Shelton
  • I shall believe by Sheryl Crow


Accomplishments of  January 2011

  • Letting go
  • Moving
  • Starting a new semester with high hopes and good intentions
  • Started an exercise routine that I plan on keeping
  • Finally received closure

Grievances of January 2011 to forever be let go

  • Family troubles
  • People talking in circles without any truth
  • Bad Karma
  • All the petty things
  • My home that I have lived in for 7yrs (but will start a new with better memories)

Plans for February 2011

  • Make new memories everywhere I go
  • Cleanse my soul
  • Continue taking daily pictures to capture those important moments in life
  • Make money
  • Get good grades
  • Celebrate some friends birthdays
  • Get a new tattoo
  • Celebrate Valentines Day with those I love most
  • Remember the loss of a loved one (R.I.P. Uncle Larry 2/13)
  • Keep my head held high
  • Continue living life





To read a poem in January...

...is as lovely as to go for a walk in June