We have power now just fine but we didn't have power for over 6 days and lost everything in the upstairs fridge/freezer as well as losing everything in the deep freezer downstairs.
We didn't have a generator all perishable food was a loss.
My husband is the most upset about that, but it could have been far far far worse, so we accept life as it comes.
I have enjoyed heavy metal a little as well as country music, I also like thematic orchestra as well.
Heavy metal was always do something, clean out the fridge, scrub the floor music, thematic orchestra for creative art inspiration and country music was the car music for singing while going down the road and listening to peoples stories.
I did stop art, partially because of blindness (cataracts I need to get into gear and just fix, I'm procrastinating it) but partially because I don't think we can do art anymore. I'm not sure so I stopped anyway, seems wrong and people have plenty to say against it so I'm going the safe route...
And music in general I have struggled with whether and to what extent to listen to.
Generally anything put out by Sovereign Grace Music is safe and I listen to it and there's an Anglican group I listen to as well because they are reformed also even though Anglicans are more liberal in the high church. I think the group seems or did seem more like what I think they call low church which is close.
Popular music like Skillet I generally take song by song and classifying as okay so long as the lyrics are in line with Scripture or not in opposition to it.
The above song is a layered personal experience and I think it's fine.
I'm a stricter denomination than many in Christianity though. We are more traditional so I treat music a little more carefully maybe.
That's what I like about how
@Vambram shares music. He's always careful.
