Words I Could Not Say....

"Words I Couldn't Say"

In a book- in a box- in the closet
In a line- in a song I once heard
In a moment on a front porch late one june
In a breath inside a whisper beneath the mooon

There it was at the tip of my fingers
There it was on the tip of my tounge
There you were and I had never been that far
There it was the whole world wrapped inside my arms
And I let it all slip away

What do I do now that you're gone
No back up plan no second chance
And no one else to blame
All I can hear in the silence that remains
Are the words I couldnt say

Theres a rain that will never stop fallin
There a wall that I tried to take down
What I should have said just wouldnt pass my lips
So I held back and now we've come to this
And it too late now

What do I do now that your gone
No back up plan no second chance
And no one else to blame
All I can hear in the silence that remains
Are the words I couldnt say

What do I do now that your gone
No back up plan no second chance
And no one else to blame
All I can hear in the silence that remains
Are the words I couldnt say

SO cute...

So I've been becoming quite the blog reader. I came across this one site and I just absolutely love it. This girl is so talented and looking at her stuff makes me want to start my scrapbooking hobby up again. You gotta check these cards out....so cute and absolutely stunning!













Ah, I just love them! :) Have a good day...


photo courtesy of Taylored Expressions (tayloredexpressions.blogspot.com)

Not so mute Mondays :)

I don't feel like being mute today...yet I have nothing to say really...such a tragedy I know! :) My husband and I went back to Oklahoma this past weekend. On thursday we went to the symphony orchestra concert at OCU, can we say memories? The concert was great, and we got to hear Louise Bass play the organ in the chapel there and it was amazing to hear her and the strings. I do have to say they have really improved since the last time I was there. We got to visit with some of our old professors and just really enjoyed being there again. One of Ry's old students from Ardmore was there and decided to give us the grand tour of the new music building because the last time we were there it was the grand opening and it wasn't even finished yet. We saw the new part but mostly we wanted to see the old part of the building...where we spent the majority of our life. It was truly the hardest thing to go through. To see all those empty abandoned classrooms where we once had music history and music theory was very difficult and probably the hardest room to go into was 344 the rehearsal hall...when I walked in I just looked around the room and began to cry because it was so overwhelming to have all those memories come flowing back. All the tough grueling rehearsals that we had daily in there...all that hard work that I put into...it almost felt like a ghost town. It was probably a good thing I didn't go into Petree because it would be the same. I have so many good...no great memories there at OCU and would give anything to go back. I also went by my old flute professor's office and was just overcome by tears yet again and just couldn't hold them back. Call me a sap call me whatever you want but I'm telling you, you have no idea what it's like to live four years of your life in a place where you made numerous amounts of memories and then go back to that place not be able to hold back the tears. The new part of the music school was fantastic, and I'm sure if I was actually attending there now I would just love it, but I can't give up the love that I have for the old part of the building, it's like a long lost love that you can't let go. It was good to go back though and remember...

Mute Monday! :) Things that make me happy! :)

Happy St. Patty's Day!!!

Mute Mondays :)

Missin' my ol' stompin' grounds...

So...I was just sitting here and just thinking about home and how much I miss it terribly. It's kind of funny since just a couple years ago I was just itching to get out of Oklahoma, now it's like I can't wait to get back there any chance I get. What changed my mind? Guess you could say it is and always will be my comfort zone. Ah 2 weeks until we are able to head back, I truly cannot wait....:)


HAHA this picture cracks me up...it's so cheesy, and what's sad is that's what most people think when they think of us Okies...LOL!!