David Ryan Harris at Hotel Cafe - May 2, 2012
Never Gonna Break*
I Will Still Be Loving You
Turn Around**
I Can’t Wait to Meet You**
Shelter**
Yesterday Shutting Down**^
Pretty Girl (The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, You Send Me, Slow Hand, Let’s Get it On, Your Body is a Wonderland, Head Over Heels)**
For You
*brand brand new / **with Sean Hurley on bass / ^with Bob Reynolds on saxophone
“Shelter” is the jammm. The first of four at Hotel Cafe. See you on the 23rd (fingers crossed for “Mysteri of the Dance” - if you don’t know, you better ask somebody).
via workisnotajob:
“The opposite of love is indifference, and the opposite of happiness is boredom.”
― Timothy Ferriss
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Words of wisdom from Jessi Arrington.
Boston, Why Won't You Let Me <3 You? -
Click for the full recap of Monday’s Boston Marathon experience. Excerpts:
“Most of my waking hours since about 11am on Monday have been spent trying to figure out what happened during the first half of the marathon.
“…guy next to me says, “Hang in there buddy. Got some shade coming up.” I remember all I could say was, “it’s so hot.”
“…This race, more than any other, means the world to me. And I pride myself on never quitting, never letting up, always embracing the challenge of every run. So for both of those things to come crashing down at the same time… just tough.
“…When I made it back to the hotel, she was there to give a big hug - I could see through a few tears that she was hiding a sign in the corner of the lobby she’d made for the race. I went upstairs to clean up - when I made it back down, the crumpled sign was gone and in its place, she handed me a newly-bought card with the sweetest, most wonderful note inside. So even though I was disappointed, ashamed, and full of regret, I’d also never felt more full of love. And in that sense, the 2012 Boston Marathon was far better than anything I could have imagined.”
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“You may not be a Picasso or Mozart but you don’t have to be. Just create to create. Create to remind yourself you’re still alive. Make stuff to inspire others to make something too. Create to learn a bit more about yourself.” — 5 manifestos for the creative life (via explore-blog)
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via creativesomething:
Creativity means you are actively creating. No excuse – how tired you are, or how you feel stuck, or the fact that you don’t know where to start – will do if you want to succeed.
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Shut it down, Let’s go home! (Taken with instagram)
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Can’t. Stop. Watching.
Sweet Brown is my new Bubb Rubb.
“One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done…” — Marie Curie in a 1894 letter to her brother, upon having just received her second graduate degree, and other meditations on the essence of science. (via explore-blog)
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The only thing that I see that is distinctly different about me is: I’m not afraid to die on a treadmill. I will not be out-worked, period. You might have more talent than me, you might be smarter than me, you might be sexier than me, you might be all of those things, you got it on me in nine categories. But if we get on the treadmill together, there’s two things: You’re getting off first, or I’m going to die. It’s really that simple, right?
…You’re not going to out-work me. It’s such a simple, basic concept. The guy who is willing to hustle the most is going to be the guy that just gets that loose ball. The majority of people who aren’t getting the places they want or aren’t achieving the things that they want in this business is strictly based on hustle. It’s strictly based on being out-worked; it’s strictly based on missing crucial opportunities. I say all the time if you stay ready, you ain’t gotta get ready.
” —Via conversation with @ithinkiblog.
Favorite new chart. (Taken with instagram)
