Feels Like

I was driving home earlier, listening to the radio.  When I drive, especially for two hours on long, straight roads, I get really bored.  My copilot fell asleep, so I decided to listen to some music.  I didn't put in a CD for two reasons.  1. The CD player only works when it feels like it, and 2. I couldn't search around for the CD case and pick a CD going 55mph.  So I turned on, and sang along with, the radio.
I enjoy singing along to the radio, and thankfully (maybe?) I knew most of the words to about half of the songs.  However, they were all terrible songs.  Why I know most of the words, I'm not quite sure, seeing as I never listen to these songs.  But hey, it got me all the way home without falling asleep, and that's always good.

Well, since I've been home I haven't listened to any music that I picked out, partly because I left my ipod at the place in which I have just returned from.  So all the songs in my head have been pretty much crappy.  Not necessarily the same crappy songs as the what I heard on the radio, but crappy nonetheless.

In other news, I have a theory that if you don't mention daylight savings time at all, and all you do is change your clocks and don't think about how "well it's 5 but it feels like 6!" you'll be fine.  Stop telling yourself it would be six yesterday this time.  No!  It's five!  It's not that big of a deal, we can't really change the tradition of Daylight Savings Time, we just can't!  So all we can do is accept it, and stop saying what time it would be yesterday now.  It's confusing and keeps us from moving forward.

Stay warm,
Dee