Heima

Last night I watched a little of Sigur Ros's DVD Heima, I don't know why, I just think I needed something peaceful and warm after the month I've had at work, working long hours and every Saturday in January and early mornings and caffeinated days and I know a lot of people live their whole lives with jobs like this so I shouldn't complain and I don't mean to complain but I'm fucking glad January is over.  I have one more week at the client -- this week -- and then I'm done there.  I don't know what the future holds for me and my career after this, I really feel at a crossroads after this experience, but I hope that I will be able to get back to regular blogging, or at least have a moment to breathe.  I apologize for the somewhat sporadic and perhaps not compelling postings here this month (and since October, really), but February marks the 5th year anniversary of Vague Space, a milestone I never planned to reach, but now that it's here, it's something to be proud of and I hope you'll keep reading if you've always been reading.  Tomorrow will at least have a New Music Tuesday, just like the old days, and hopefully by next week I can get back to regular posting.  What does any of this have to do with Sigur Ros?  I'm not sure.  I can't even remember why I started this post.  I can't even remember why I started this blog.  But something about the calm of this music and the beauty of Iceland helped me forget the stress of my last month of work for a moment and now that it's nearly the end, I am just trying to breathe again.

Comments

[Natalie]

Sigur Ros is exactly the band I needed to listen to today, a very stressful eight hours of work.