This is very much becoming my favorite part of the month here in 2009, the time when my friends from across the world come together for this year long project...to celebrate each month in some way how we have acted on our Word chosen for 2009.
You might remember Miruspeg, Annemarie, Roban, Octamom and I posted an acrostic in January. See this post if you missed it!
This month we have chosen to create lyrics about our word to a song. If you chose a song in 2009 you might just give it a try.
I have included the songs on my playlist if you want to sing along!
Miruspeg of "Middle Age Ramblings" wrote lyrics to the song "Where is the Love" by the Black Eyed Peas.
"Where is the Balance"
Listen to what your body and feelings are telling you
Like most things in life,
It takes practice and experimentation.
We need to make adjustments,
As we go along.
We need to stop and reflect,
To see which parts of our life,
Are out of Balance.
Then take the steps,
To put them back in Balance.
So remember to stop and ask yourself,
Where is the Balance.....
Where is the Balance.....
Where is the Balance......
Annamarie from "So I was Just Thinking" wrote lyrics to the song "A Few of My Favorite Things"
"A Few of My Discipline Needs"
Disciplined living – for this I am searching
“Fly by the seat of my pants” isn’t working
Making a list of the things I must do
This just might help locate my left shoe
Grading my papers as soon as I get them
Clearing my desk off so I won’t forget them.
Grocery shopping for healthier things
These are of few of my Discipline Needs
When I’m tired
I don’t want to
pack a lunch for sure
But when I remember my Discipline needs
A healthy lunch is ... in store!!!
Roban from "Moments in Time" wrote lyrics to the song "Edelweiss" the Rodgers and Hammerstein hit from The Sound of Music.
"Faith and Joy"
Faith and joy,
faith and joy
These two words will sustain me
Through the year, far and near
Faith and joy will be mine.
Faith that God will see me through
With joyful days His voice rings true.
aith and joy,
faith and joy
Are blessings for me to gather.
Octamom wrote these lyrics and here is a most creative way to present it!
Excellence Song from Octamom on Vimeo.
As for me, you know from reading my last post about my month. February has been a month of abundance in all of its many faces. I wrote lyrics to the song "A Wonderful World", one of my favorites.
“An Abundant World”
I hear songs of love….devotion too
I sing along…a few notes for you
And I think to myself….what an abundant world.
I whisper prayers…for friends in need
Some who are joyful…some really grieve.
And I think to myself….what an abundant world
The words of a loved one….so dear to my ear
Are just what I needed…..to take away my fear
I hear people sharing…and it’s more than a few.
They’re really sayin’…I love you.
I see my children….I’ve watched them grow
They work and play…independence they show
And I think to myself…what an abundant world
A Wonderful World was written b y George David Weiss and Bob Thiele
Louis Armstrong recorded the song in 1968.
My abundance theme for March is "Laughing Out Loud", a treasure for sure after the events in February. It is surely a reminder that we need to use laughter to express joy, to release stress and to "practice" abundance. Stay tuned for a bit of laughter coming from this blog.
Abundance is...the kind words from friend after an absence. Thanks!
Friday, February 27, 2009
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I love this!!! What wonderful songs you all wrote - I can't wait to see what March brings...I love the idea of the theme being "Laughing Out Loud"!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful introduction to our songs. And I'm totally loving your lyrics!
ReplyDeleteRoban
I've been very into laughter lately - trying to find the humor amidst the loads of depressing headlines. I am so glad you're back. I've really missed you!!!! I love your lyrics.
ReplyDeleteIt was very amusing going from my blog to yours and hearing the same song playing.
ReplyDeleteHaving this joint post we not only get to focus on our WORD but each others as well. The expression "one for all and all for one" comes to mind. A Latin phrase "Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno".
AND a motto of the Three Musketeers. So we are in good company.
Cheers
Peg
WOW! This is such a cute idea! I love it! And I love the posts and lyrics everyone else has done! It's great! Jenni
ReplyDeleteYes!!!!! "I hear songs of love….devotion too
ReplyDeleteI sing along…a few notes for you
And I think to myself….what an abundant world."