This song featured in the movie Shutter Island, is a brilliant layering of Dinah Washington's sultry vocals from her 1960 song "This Bitter Earth" on top of orchestral composer Max Richter's 2004 song "On the Nature of Daylight". hauntingly beautiful.
[ i'm a woman. i'm a professional dancer. i obsess over healthy living. i like to write lists. i appreciate beauty. i'm a pilates instructor. i love God. i teach children. i love to see people come into ownership of who they were created to be. i like simple things. very simple. i want to inspire others to become the best version of themselves. i plan everything. i've never met a person that i didn't love. ] these are the things i write about.
Thursday, March 1
new obsession of the week: cinema scores.
recent circumstances have led me to the discovery of the beauty that is film scores.
This song featured in the movie Shutter Island, is a brilliant layering of Dinah Washington's sultry vocals from her 1960 song "This Bitter Earth" on top of orchestral composer Max Richter's 2004 song "On the Nature of Daylight". hauntingly beautiful.
This song featured in the movie Shutter Island, is a brilliant layering of Dinah Washington's sultry vocals from her 1960 song "This Bitter Earth" on top of orchestral composer Max Richter's 2004 song "On the Nature of Daylight". hauntingly beautiful.
Tuesday, February 7
Friday, February 3
Monday, January 23
Diligence in the Pursuit
As a
student, I have always excelled academically - I’m a speed-reader, have quick
comprehension, great memory, I like research, have a knack for finding
solutions to problems, and I’m a good test taker. Most things in school came
very easily to me once I spent a short amount of time with them. Recently, I
have found myself in situations where I have had to invest more time studying
and preparing for things – something that I am not used to because I am so
“smart”. I found myself getting frustrated because I was not feeling as
confident as I usually did when facing these types of challenges. I thought to
myself, God is showing me something.
The things
that God is having me to pursue are not “easy”. If they were easy I would not
have to call on Him for strength, courage and assistance. He would not be
glorified in the process, I could boast of my own works and have no need for
God in this area of my life. He told me the other day – “be DILIGENT in your
pursuit of excellence”. Although God has set me apart as pure, guiltless, and
excellent, I must still DO WORK to achieve success. These tasks will not complete
themselves, and I have already experienced the disappointment associated with
putting out something that I know is not my best (or God’s best) work.
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