To Love Sophia

'Denial', and 'Love' are from a project called 'Lies' that was put together during the month of February for the RPM Challenge. 'Lithuanian charm' is from 2008's project, 'Thought I Knew'. I bark at people. It has better results than meowing. But, under the right circumstances meowing and purring could be considered appropriate behavior. When you flip someone off instead of waving at them, they usually hesitate to respond. You can tell the mood of a dog owner by His or Her Dog Poo Bag Swing. I call this the DPBS Correlation. If it swings quickly they are usually upbeat or in a hurry. If the swing is minimal, they could just be standing or lack any enthusiasm which could be interpreted as a more somber disposition. 'Some Gum on my Shoe' is still chewy. 'Lunch' makes me want to go get some fries at Chips. I said, 'Chips'! I am now friends with Chips. That makes me feel Chiperrific!! 'To Love Sophia' is from Stevens Point. I like kittens and puppies and they like me! I want to go down the Catsup Slide at the Hamburger Fair. I think Crayons should be their own food group. I once made a Crayon salad. It was colorful and tasted like a wax rainbow. Reality is based on perception and the truth is subjective. Look there's a squirrel! As a suggestion, these songs should be played LOUD! I'm not trying to tell you what to do but this suggestion is appropriate due to the nature of the material and how the material was constructed. Volume was a conscious consideration in the process of creating feel. Plus, I'm deaf from listening to music too loud. Huh? Again, you can do what you want to but really the volume being higher than normal idea is a good choice. Remember you made the decision not me, I just suggested what I consider optimum listening pleasure. Most people are listening to these songs at a higher volume so it wouldn't be bad if you did it also. If everyone is doing it how could that be wrong. Go ahead. Just turn it up a little bit at a time and then when you can feel the beats that might be good. Then maybe even turn it up as soon as your ears habituate to the excess. The decision is yours. Try it. Headphones work great for aural satisfaction. Thank you.