song of the moment

Heard this song over the radio this morning while cruising on my Subaru. What an awesome song. 

ONE HUNDRED WAYS 

James Ingram

Compliment what she does

Send her roses just because

If it's violins she loves

Let them play

Dedicate her favourite song

And hold her closer all night long

Love her today

Find one hundred ways

Dont forget, there could be

An old lover in her memory

If you need her so much more

Why don't you say?

Maybe she has it in her mind

That she's just wasting her time

Ask her to stay

Find one hundred ways

Being cool won't help you keep a love warm

You'll just blow your only chance

Take the time to open up your heart

That's the secret of romance

Sacrifice if you care

Buy her some moonlight to wear

If it's one more star she wants

Go all the way

In your arms tonight, she'll reflect

That she owes you the sweetest of debts

If she wants to pay

Find one hundred ways

Love her today

Find one hundred ways 

no resolutions in 2011

So it's 2011. Already! Where did time go? My sister would comment that I'm getting old whenever I lament about time passing by so quickly. This year is going to be something special, the year I will no longer be a twenty-something. OUCH. How did that happen? Once upon a time I had referred to 30-somethings as being "quite old", and to think I'm about to join the club; ticking a different box in surveys now. Shudder. 


Typically a new year means new year's resolutions. As I've mentioned to a friend of mine, I didn't make any this year. Well I suppose that's not entirely true, as there are things that I've promised myself to achieve this year, like taking more little breaks within the year to go for some kind of adventures for instance. However, no more checklist of things that I should do/change/achieve, ie. an attempt at being a "better person". I think I'm at a place where I'm pretty much comfortable with who I am, and what I like and dislike. So even if there are things to be changed or aims to achieve, I take it one step at a time, and let it happen naturally. 


Besides, whenever I make new year's resolutions, I can very sheepishly count the number of items I actually meet on my checklist with one hand. 


This year is going to be a great year though. I can feel it.