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carlfoxmartenI may have mentioned this before, but I have quite the memory for songs and quotes.
I can recall lots of jokes from movies or TV shows I've watched, and sometimes drive my brother crazy by using movie quotes too often.
(he claims that I sometimes only use movie quotes, but I'm not sure about that)
This also means that I can get a song stuck in my head fairly easily, and if the song's not terribly welcome at the time, I often (jokingly, usually) blame the person who triggered it.
Sometimes, however, I get a song stuck in my head for no known reason.
Sometimes I haven't heard the song in a while, could be years, and all of a sudden it's stuck in my head.
Once in a rare while, the stuck song feels like it's a message.
Last week, when I wasn't accepted for that job I've mentioned before, I got two songs stuck in my head.
Unfortunately, I should have written about this last week, as I've forgotten the exact songs, but I do remember that the first one was praise and worship song (along the lines of For He has Made Me Glad) and the second one was from an album of Lamb's called Year of Jubilee (it could have been Rend your Hearts, but I'm not sure).
I guess the point I'm trying to make here, is that while I was being all miserable about my rejection, my subconscious was trying to cheer me up and tell me that it was okay.
I can recall lots of jokes from movies or TV shows I've watched, and sometimes drive my brother crazy by using movie quotes too often.
(he claims that I sometimes only use movie quotes, but I'm not sure about that)
This also means that I can get a song stuck in my head fairly easily, and if the song's not terribly welcome at the time, I often (jokingly, usually) blame the person who triggered it.
Sometimes, however, I get a song stuck in my head for no known reason.
Sometimes I haven't heard the song in a while, could be years, and all of a sudden it's stuck in my head.
Once in a rare while, the stuck song feels like it's a message.
Last week, when I wasn't accepted for that job I've mentioned before, I got two songs stuck in my head.
Unfortunately, I should have written about this last week, as I've forgotten the exact songs, but I do remember that the first one was praise and worship song (along the lines of For He has Made Me Glad) and the second one was from an album of Lamb's called Year of Jubilee (it could have been Rend your Hearts, but I'm not sure).
I guess the point I'm trying to make here, is that while I was being all miserable about my rejection, my subconscious was trying to cheer me up and tell me that it was okay.
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Date: 2012-06-08 06:40 pm (UTC)I'm still not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.