Beautiful spring.

Well it's a nice spring. Things are good. Track is going well. My high jumpers are coming along. The new jumpers have a way to go but it's a long process. As you correct things they get tentative for a while. You can't be both explosive and tentative. I guess there's a lesson there for the real world too, huh. I'll have to think on that one.

Music is good, Annies got a little air play which was way cool. I have no idea how many people heard it as it was on a community Internet radio way off in the UK somewhere. It could be three people or thousands and I wouldn't know any better. But I did get to listen and it was really fun and exciting to hear.

I'm considering making Annies my first song for sale. I'm still thinking on it. I do want to see how the process works and I guess I need a guinea pig. I guess it's something I should do.

Writing is going slowly, mostly it's being hijacked by the recording process. I feel as if I can't write until I finish the project I'm on. And I'm working OT now and coaching track. So it's hard to work on the current song. The new song will be pretty decent. It's taking a little longer as I'm adding a couple of steps. I'm writing a bit more comprehensive drum track, and once that is done I plan on doing another set of dubs to sync it all a little tighter. So basically I doubled the length of the process. But I learned with the last two songs how much value there is in dubs. It's kind of like cutting a paper heart and every time you go around it gets smaller. Except in this every time you go around the song develops a bit more and gets better. Provided you're not adding, then it just turns to mush.

I'm also hoping the dubs and more dynamic drums get a little of the sentimentalism out of it. It's a little too gooey for me now, but I can't seem to get rid of it. Maybe it's just the song.

For you long time readers, the book thing is totally on hold. No time at all for that, i think I'll resume directly after track season. Tis all for now.