Mowing On

Got over the Grrs.  There's nothing like physical activity to help you move on from your funk.   Yesterday I was doing this with hat on,  headphones wrapped around my ears (the kind that shuts out all else in life) iPod plugged in - and minus the seatbelt -  strapped into the rider mower.  No, my yard is not that big; I was mowing 14" of grass, aka weeds, along the drive at church.  And, no, riding a mower is not that big of a challenge physically, but at least I was out in the sunshine, breezes, great views of the front range and mosquitos. 

Here's a sample of my "Sing To" playlist - not definitive, just a sample:

My Maria - Brooks & Dunn

That Ain't No Way To Go - Brooks & Dunn

The Long Goodbye - Brooks & Dunn

Nothin' But The Taillights - Clint Black

Kiss This Thing Goodbye - Del Amitri

The Sad Café - The Eagles

Taking It All Too Hard - Genesis

Somebody Like You - Keith Urban

Celebrate Me Home - Kenny Loggins

Heaven - Los Lonely Boys

You Can't Resist It - Lyle Lovett

True Companion - Marc Cohn

If You're Gone - Matchbox Twenty

Holy - Nichole Nordeman

Water For The Wicked - Robbin Ford

Steady On - Shawn Colvin

The River Runs Slow - Sonia Dada

Woman In Chains - Tears For Fears

Your Love Oh Lord - Third Day

Agnus Dei / Worthy - Third Day

Thankfully the mower is loud - nobody can hear me belt out "How far is Heaven..."!

Comments

[Stephanie]

Ooooooohhhhhh... I did NOT know you liked country! I love Brooks and Dunn! And Agnus Dei is my favorite "belt it out in the car when no one else can hear me" song on the planet! I have a great mental image of you doing the riding lawn mower belt it out thing. Awesome!

[Traci]

Thanks for spending some time caring for the field at church. Your hard work is greatly appreciated!

[carol ann]

Are you SURE no one could hear you? :-)
Loved the playlist!