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What I’m Singing as I Wander

Whenever I am alone, I am probably singing to myself. Sometimes its snatches of a piece I’m working on (“Where is Love” has been a favorite this week), but mostly its a glimpse into my subconscious. I’ll tune back into the real world after my hands have finished washing dishes and realize I’ve been singing [...]

Posted On 02.09.10

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Limari Colón

February 9, 2010 8:14 am

I do this all the time :) I love singing, it feeds me energy. Thanks for sharing Jessica. You went/go to Carnegie Mellon!!! One of my goals in this lifetime is to take the ETC course Professor Pausch started. Aaaahhhh <3 Greetings from Puerto Rico.

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