Matt Bowyer (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
mattbowyer) wrote2017-11-07 08:05 am
mattbowyer) wrote2017-11-07 08:05 am
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I have a few writing projects I want to do on here. I want to rank my board and card games because that's a fun project, I want to talk more about writing in hopes that it gets me writing more, I want to write more thoughts about Blades in the Dark and how it would have worked for that old game I ran, and I want to write about music and what it means to me. But I want to capture something first.
Last night my wife and I cooked dinner, because we didn't on Sunday. She had a busy day at work and work can beat her down on the best days, so I had the soundtrack from the game Journey on, and it's lovely. We then listened to CHVRCHES and veered off around into the rest of the musical world while the soup cooked on the stovetop, and then something wonderful happened.
My wife and I jumped and danced around the kitchen of our little house, singing along to "Move Along" by the All-American Rejects, and for the length of the song we were back in our early twenties, barely a couple, barely on our own, singing along to the radio and watching the other sing when we thought the other wouldn't see. For the length of the song, we were magic.
Last night my wife and I cooked dinner, because we didn't on Sunday. She had a busy day at work and work can beat her down on the best days, so I had the soundtrack from the game Journey on, and it's lovely. We then listened to CHVRCHES and veered off around into the rest of the musical world while the soup cooked on the stovetop, and then something wonderful happened.
My wife and I jumped and danced around the kitchen of our little house, singing along to "Move Along" by the All-American Rejects, and for the length of the song we were back in our early twenties, barely a couple, barely on our own, singing along to the radio and watching the other sing when we thought the other wouldn't see. For the length of the song, we were magic.