Corey
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I love The Old Man and the Sea by
Hemmingway and realize that after
living in Nashville for 2 years I’ve
got a bad case of the land-locked
blues. It’s important to slow down
sometimes and relax, and I do
that way better at the beach than
anywhere else.
I can’t get over the book Extremely
Loud and Incredibly Close by
Jonathan Safran Foer. I’ve read
it like 4 times already, and am
reading it again. Every page I read
I discover something new about it,
and it is such a gut-wrenching story.
It really just captures how crazy a
person’s brain can be when they
hit immense suffering, and I am so
often frustrated with people’s lack
of sympathy for others in dark times.
That book seriously makes me cry
like a baby. SO good.
This video of a bunch of crazy
talented folks covering Johnny Cash
songs out in the desert. I LOVE
Johnny Cash and these versions are
spot on!
I have a lot of songwriter/music friends
that I am consistently blown away by.
My friend Ryan Travis is releasing
a live EP to send kids to camp that is
gorgeous. Monica Moser is working
on an acoustic record that I’m sure is
gonna be crazy awesome. Liza Ann e is
touring Europe....thats just 3 of many
many more that are blowing my mind
and making me realize how much I still
have to learn.
My girlfriend gifted me a book
called Man’s Search for Meaning
by Viktor E. Frankl. The author,
a psychologist, was imprisoned in
several Nazi camps and wrote on
the human feelings of hopelessness
and what our purpose is in life. The
writing, which is admittedly biased
and written out of experience,
touches on the responsibility we have
to live life and live it to the fullest,
but its much different coming from
someone who truly lived arguably
the most brutal conditions one could
go through on earth. Its a really
interesting and insightful read.