The large stereo cabinet stood in the living room of my childhood home. It played my mom's favorite records and even 8-tracks. It took up a lot of space being about 6 feet wide and 4 feet tall. I loved my mom's stereo. I spent hours listening to my mom's favorite singers, including Barbara Streisand, Petula Clark, Jim Nabors and a few others. Though I knew I couldn't sing, I would still sing along to my favorites (usually I waited until I would be home alone, before belting out the songs.)
As I grew up listening to these songs, I learned to love a great ballad. I considered "The Impossible Dream" to be my favorite then as I listened to Jim Nabors sing it. I love that song to this day. I dream I can actually sing that song, but that's definitely the Impossible Dream. For now, I will simply enjoy listening to the song, and using it as a theme for my life. As I face my challenges and overcome my imperfections, I hope to endure and to learn from my life, and to make my life all it can be.
Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
The Foundation of Our Society is Strong Families
Last month, the Denver City Council approved to open a safe injection site, where drug users could come and use illegal drugs in a safe ...
-
This is written for the current college class I am taking. This week our discussion was on Threats to Marriage--the focus of this post is ...
-
Creating Bonds with Extended Family even though Separated by Many Miles Both my husband and I were born and raised in Utah, but shortl...
-
If there is one thing most people know about my life, it is we have moved many times in our married life. In those moves, we have faced ...