The Impossible Dream
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''To dream the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe, to bear with unbearable sorrow, to run where the brave dare not go, to right the unrightable wrong, to love, pure and chaste, from afar; to try when your arms are too weary; to reach the unreachable star. This is my Quest---to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far, to fight for the right without question or pause'' (The Impossible Dream - lyrics by Joe Darion, music by Mitch Leigh)
Nightskye 2004 Tempest's Nanowrimo
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Saturday, September 13, 2003
Saturday night playlist:
Africa – Toto Beer for my horses – Toby Keith Bring me to life – Evanesense Burning Love – Wynonna Butterfly – Crazy Town Corner of the Sky – Pippin Drift Away – Uncle Kracker Fat Bottom Girls – Queen Hawaiian Roller coaster ride – lilo and stitch soundtrack He mele no lilo – lilo and stitch soundtrack Heat of the moment – Asia I drove all night – Celene Dion I’ve got you – Marc Anthony If you’re gone – Matchbox 20 It’s all coming back to me – Celene Dion King of Wishful Thinking – Pretty Woman soundtrack Kissable, Huggable, Lovable – Diamond Rio Lick it up - Kiss Macarena – Los Del Mar Oh Sheila – Ready for the world One Week – Barenaked Ladies Relax – Frankie Goes to Hollywood Runaround – Blues Traveler Shock the Monkey – Peter Gabriel Stan – Eminem w/ Dido Party Time – Gloria Estefan Traveling Soldier – Dixie Chicks Trouble – Travis Tritt Unskinny Bop – Poison Up – Shania Twain Yolanda - ??? Zombie Jamborree - Rockapella Purge is playing Kingdom Hearts. Gus is lying at my feet. Ash is attacking moths through our screen. I couldn’t find Tishie, so I went around the house in a high squeaking voice, “Where’s my piddy? Piddy-piddy-piddy gerl!” That’s the only thing she responds to. And even though I looked in the spare room, that’s where she came out of. She hopped up and down the bed. Decided that I wasn’t going to pet her and loped off. So the burning questions for the day: · What did Juan Peron do after Evita died? · Is there a book of historical fiction that’s not slanted to a juvenile about Pocahontas? · What happened to the 3 women at the Alamo after the Mexican army ran over the fort’s defenses and killed Bowie, Boone and Crockett? · What happened to the Three Musketeers during the French Revolution? And is Dumas’ work in the public domain?
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