This one always reminded me of my friend and Flor made Tonya from WMU. It reminds me of working out at the rec center. Bon Jovi will always be cool! I recently saw him on GMFB!
He stayed for a couple segments and he looks the same!
This one always reminded me of my friend and Flor made Tonya from WMU. It reminds me of working out at the rec center. Bon Jovi will always be cool! I recently saw him on GMFB!
He stayed for a couple segments and he looks the same!

To round out the trio of movies set to songs I posted this one on November 19. It was the song that was the last song I sing in public with a microphone, on purpose. It was at my cousin Al’s Quince. This one owas a little bit later than the other two but I sang it with Jimmy playing the guitar and Luis playing the drums.
Also shared on Facebook and November 17. A continuation of early 90s movies. This video cuts out the tongue kissing that completely scandalized by seven-year-old self but…
I shared this little video on November 17. Who doesn’t love some Roxette?!
I posted the lyric video to this song on Facebook November 5. I must not have been feeling well or else I am just lazy! This one reminds me of my brother, Dave:
I shared this song on my Facebook story and November 4. I’m trying to clean out the Quel of some random songs that I have almost forgotten or that show up in my YouTube feed. I really wanna listen to that Garth Brooks song but I don’t want to skip out and 1 million other songs I haven’t shared. This song reminds me of my brother Ray:
I watched Hope Floats yesterday because I was by myself and it was free OnDemand. That movie came out in 1999 and was during the time I had a brief country music kick. Hearing some of the songs from that movie, Took me way back to my Junior and Senior years of high school and waiting tables at Lonestar Steakhouse and Saloon. I had to pause the movie to listen to this song:
I know that I’ve referenced this song a few times in my blog somewhere but this is a crystal clear memory I have of walking. That restaurant is no longer a Lonestar but rather an IHOP now.
I know that I was not diagnosed with MS until I was 18 and I walked, ran, and played sports in Grade and high school; but now when I think about it, I can’t remember having control over my body and on days like today with the rain, I can’t remember my body NOT hurting. Those details have somehow slipped my mind.
i’ve listened to this song over and over probably about six times as Sean made us breakfast. I can clearly see in my mind walking from the bar to my tables across the restaurant. I had two bottles of beer intertwined in my fingers of one hand and. I held the handles of two chilled mugs in the other.
I can see everything crystal clearly in my mind down to how comfortable my jeans were that I wore to work. For a while, I had to wear my knee brace after ACL reconstruction surgery so it ripped the inside of my right knee but I didn’t care because the jeans were so comfortable. I wore them anyway.
That summer after high school graduation and before I started college at WMU, is the last time I can clearly remember walking. I remember that I really liked this song and I thought back then that my life would be so much easier than it is now.
I didn’t know that I was thinking about this monumental moment for a really long time until my nephew got home for Christmas break. He went away to MSU for his first year of college. When he came home, that was the moment I realized that I was that young when I was diagnosed with MS.
I had not realized before the moment that I was such a child! I didn’t know anything but less than a year later, I was going to be a parent myself. I guess I had been thinking about this day since I was diagnosed. I was 18 when I was told that I, “Had MS, was going to go blind, and was going to die.” It was such a startling statement for a college freshman and her Mom.
Today marks the day that I have been diagnosed with MS for longer then I did not have MS. I have had MS for more than half of my life. With each passing year, my able-bodied self slips further and further away and memories of me being able bodied fade more and more.
Today marks the death of my seemingly able-bodied self and it makes me sad that I can never again say that I have been able-bodied longer than I have had MS. Annually, for the past 19 years, today is a somber day and sadly, today is no different. Today, actually hurts a little bit more than the previous 18!
I searched all the way back to October 1, 2019 in my Facebook thread. I don’t think I have posted this song on my blog that I posted on Facebook on October 2. I guess I just am going to have to hire a blog manager because I think the numbers may be a little off.
Oh wait, you have to pay that person! Never mind. I will just have to check it out another day. This is such a great song!:
Just playing catch-up:
So, I know that I was posting tunes on my Facebook feed because I didn’t want to forget them because I usually see them in the middle of the night when I’m having difficulty sleeping. Because of all the Christmas festivities, I wasn’t posting these random songs that showed up in my YouTube feed on my blog but I was still posting them on my Facebook feed so as not to forget. Just playing catch-up! I seriously DID almost forget about this one! Ah, a middle school gem, for sure! I will continue to look head which song was the last one I posted but, either way, it’s a GREAT listen: