Tag Archives: Randy Elrod

Keep Playing – Watercooler Wednesdays

Posted on May 27, 2008 by Jonathan

I’ve been reading some good books on songwriting lately. The Craft and Business of Songwriting by John Braheny states, “In order to operate at peak performance during the creative process, you should be motivated internally by the spirit of play … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts | Tagged creative abilities, creative mind, creative process, creative pursuits, John Braheny, Randy Elrod, songwriting, The Craft and Business of Songwriting, Watercooler Wednesdays | View Comments

Nashville Rocks!

Posted on May 12, 2008 by Jonathan

So I had a really great time in Nashville last week. I suppose I should have been blogging about it all along, but I was so busy having fun! Now that I’m giving you almost a whole week in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged Bluebird Cafe, Broadway, Carrie Cunningham, Dean Marold, Doak Turner, Douglas Roberts, John Voelz, LifeWork 2.0, Nashville, Randy Elrod, Station Inn, Time Jumpers | View Comments

No Holds Barred – Watercooler Wednesdays

Posted on April 30, 2008 by Jonathan

I thought I’d preach at myself a little today… This is another post that’s part of the conversation on arts and culture around the Watercooler with Randy Elrod, and I’m talking more about personal culture than anything else. There’s a … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged doing laundry, dread, going with the flow, gusto, Randy Elrod, Watercooler Wednesdays | View Comments

Famous Last Words – Watercooler Wednesdays

Posted on April 16, 2008 by Jonathan

Here’s another post that’s part of Randy Elrod’s Watercooler Wednesdays. I recently ran across a list of famous last words on Wikiquote. Check ‘em out here. I don’t want to seem morbid, but I think it’s interesting to see what … Continue reading →

Posted in Life | Tagged alben w barkley, death, denis diderot, Ethos, famous last words, humphrey bogart, kit carson, lady nancy astor, michael faraday, mother teresa, Randy Elrod, thomas edison, Watercooler Wednesdays | View Comments

Jonesin’ with Mr. Jones – Watercooler Wednesdays

Posted on April 9, 2008 by Jonathan

Here’s another post that’s part of the Watercooler Wednesdays discussions about arts and culture with Randy Elrod. This past week, I was thinking a little about the lyrics of “Mr. Jones,” a song that was pretty popular back when I … Continue reading →

Posted in Life | Tagged Adam Duritz, arts and culture, August and Everything After, beautiful, believe, Counting Crows, depression, desire, Ethos, finding true happiness, happy, hope, joy, lonely, love, Lyrics, Mr. Jones, popularity, Randy Elrod, relationship, relationship with God, self, truth, Watercooler Wednesdays | View Comments

Joining “Watercooler Wednesdays”

Posted on April 1, 2008 by Jonathan

Hi, friends! I thought I’d join the “Watercooler Wednesdays” going on at Randy Elrod’s blog. It’s pretty much a way to connect blog communities together, and everyone who’s participating just posts something on Wednesday about Arts and/or Culture. For my … Continue reading →

Posted in Life | Tagged culture, Ethos, Laura Story, Randy Elrod, singer, singer songwriter, songwriter, Watercooler Wednesdays | View Comments