Bubble Baths and Rollercoasters

I knew that from the moment I said "yes" to Clodagh, the London Music School's beautiful administrator, my life would change. I was sure that whatever would happen, it would be nothing as I had foreseen it. So I happily took that leap of faith. I am so happy I did! So I did what so many people from our generation seem to be doing these days. I quit my job, and went after my dreams. And my dreams were not to become a star, or a famous singer, ar even make it in the music business. I just wanted to learn more about music. And, guess what? It was way better than that. I learned that people grow up in different contexts, educations, ways of life. That will affect everything, from how they talk, behave, live their lives and perceive that same life, and music. Different generations and new generations will always clash and so will their music. I learned that modesty is one of the most important things in the world and that I came to admire the most - And that the only mom...

Every year I stop for a couple of hours and write a big text about how it went, what I learned, what went by - And this year of course, would be no different! It is crazy for me to think about how much my life has changed this year. My head is still spinning around, and I am still trying to figure out where, or how I will be when it stops. Well, mentally, because I guess I'll be in Lisbon for a while. (Song of the Year – Way too many to address, but an American Standard would do! - Thanks, Bob!) The Main Accomplishments: I started and finish my 6-months in London Music School. Learned so many things about music I didn’t even know there were TO learn, and figured out that there are still so much more. If I was in love about music before, now I know I will love it forever! I did travel just a bit this year, but basically to places I have been before. I realized that I missed Brussels, so I went back, and Budapest, where I got to meet with all my old friends (well,...