Sunday, November 20, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Metropera 11/18/2011
A few times on my way back from work, I'll hear this man singing in the Metro... I'll never fall out of love with moments like this..
He must like the way the sound reverberates at this part of the station..
Metropera 11/18/2011 5:19 PM by insoundlife
He must like the way the sound reverberates at this part of the station..
Metropera 11/18/2011 5:19 PM by insoundlife
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Receodium
the oldest, we are, aged, aged, and aged,
but, mother streetlight, can’t we still play games?
3 Rounds and a Sound by Blind Pilot 11/6/11
"They're playing our song.." One of the best and most emotionally charged concert performances I've ever seen...
Humming Through the Night, Wisconsin Ave. 11/6/2011 8:29 PM by insoundlife
Humming Through the Night, Wisconsin Ave. 11/6/2011 8:29 PM by insoundlife
Friday, November 11, 2011
Oh, How the Leaves Burn in Autumn 11/5/2011
Oh, How the Leaves Burn in Autumn 11/5/2011 by insoundlife
Soapstone Valley on a Saturday afternoon..I walked amongst trees in colors I've never known trees to be. A burning forest of neon yellows, burning oranges, sorry purples, and fading greens..
Soapstone Valley on a Saturday afternoon..I walked amongst trees in colors I've never known trees to be. A burning forest of neon yellows, burning oranges, sorry purples, and fading greens..
Water down, Soapstone Valley, Creeks and Creaks 11/5/2011
Fall in Soapstone Valley 11/5/2011 by insoundlife
A short hike in Soapstone Valley led me to a bubbling stream...Beautiful song, it seems, it sings..
Thursday, November 10, 2011
10/31/2011 -Metro Life
Got it working.
Metro Life-10/31/2011 11:20 PM by insoundlife
When living in DC, the sounds of the metro are unmistakably familiar...
It's a part of most every Washingtonian's day...from the early morning 'til the late evening..
People trod on and off, starting and ending each day on the shaky light rail..
Metro Life-10/31/2011 11:20 PM by insoundlife
When living in DC, the sounds of the metro are unmistakably familiar...
It's a part of most every Washingtonian's day...from the early morning 'til the late evening..
People trod on and off, starting and ending each day on the shaky light rail..
Happy Birthday Sarah :)
I'm having technical difficulties getting my sounds up on the site. For some reason, soundcloud isn't letting me share my sounds on blogspot. Ah, technological problems. I'll get that fixed somehow..
Instead, I'll do something different right now. Seeing as it's my sister's birthday, as well, this blog shall be about time we spent visiting with her in Europe..
On my way to the Czech Republic embassy today, I remembered one of my very favorite moments when visiting her in Prague..
After a few days exploring Vienna, Austria, my family and I hopped on a bus to Prague. It was one of the most beautiful car rides I've ever had... Giant windmills towered over the lush, green country... Little quiet towns nestled themselves into the Austrian hillside.. Flecks of clouds shattered the blue sky as farm after farm rushed past my window.. I felt as if my eyes were pregnant with sparkling images and wonder.. My heart stopped every time we passed a cluster of windmills, swooping up and down, sprouting out from the ground.. They were some of the most magnificent things I've ever seen.
I remember the moment we entered Prague, I could see some of the ancient buildings scattered across the horizon.. The old and magical splendor of the city rained inside my window and brushed upon my finger tips hanging on the glass pane.. Being there in that moment, in a foreign country with the people I loved, feeling as if the whole world was new and open sat with me in my mind like a glowing sun.. Everything was reachable, yet, fantastic..
As we trekked into the city on the bus and I stared, amazed, outside at the beautiful city approaching, this song played.. And everything felt perfect.
Instead, I'll do something different right now. Seeing as it's my sister's birthday, as well, this blog shall be about time we spent visiting with her in Europe..
On my way to the Czech Republic embassy today, I remembered one of my very favorite moments when visiting her in Prague..
After a few days exploring Vienna, Austria, my family and I hopped on a bus to Prague. It was one of the most beautiful car rides I've ever had... Giant windmills towered over the lush, green country... Little quiet towns nestled themselves into the Austrian hillside.. Flecks of clouds shattered the blue sky as farm after farm rushed past my window.. I felt as if my eyes were pregnant with sparkling images and wonder.. My heart stopped every time we passed a cluster of windmills, swooping up and down, sprouting out from the ground.. They were some of the most magnificent things I've ever seen.
I remember the moment we entered Prague, I could see some of the ancient buildings scattered across the horizon.. The old and magical splendor of the city rained inside my window and brushed upon my finger tips hanging on the glass pane.. Being there in that moment, in a foreign country with the people I loved, feeling as if the whole world was new and open sat with me in my mind like a glowing sun.. Everything was reachable, yet, fantastic..
As we trekked into the city on the bus and I stared, amazed, outside at the beautiful city approaching, this song played.. And everything felt perfect.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Canada 10-15-2011 10:58 PM
Canada 10-15-2011 10:58 PM by insoundlife Standing on a floating dock in Lake Ontario, Toronto, Canada.. Beautiful..
Silver Spring 10/10/2011 2:31 PM
An random Irish festival in Silver Spring.. There was one woman dancing by herself.. I swear ..by the way she was dancing, this music must have been medicine for her soul. I've never seen so much love and appreciation in a dance before.. 10/10/2011 2:31 PM by insoundlife
Chirp 10/11/2011 12:35 AM
Sometimes, it's nice to get away from the big city.... Symphony sounds of the woodland crickets.. Chirp 10/11/2011 12:35 AM by insoundlife
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