2015 summer outdoor concert, a relaxing time with music, again not
a professional one but beautiful, inside and out. A short one nevertheless
touching stories happens.
I try to record the performances as many as I can, amongst those
there’re 2 that I’d like to share with you, not just that are great
presentation but also some thoughts behind.
The showground that the concert takes place, is not a professional
one, it’s at a business complex courtyard. That’s a quiet and comfortable
working environment with a mini golf court. At the concert day, the management
department even prepares four interesting games, just for those incoming
student performers, including “Giant Connect Four, Jenga Game and Ladder
Toss Game”, they’re so thoughtful.
"Best Day of My Life" is the first video to share with you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgBB-3-lQVU
You probably notice that this video is not quite horizontal
recorded; a little tilts to the right. There’s a mom sit right oblique front of
me. At the beginning of recording, I feel unhappy about her, because with her
there, the video won’t be perfect, so I adjust myself by slanting my body
in order to omit her out of my recording and that’s really tiring too. Be
honest with you, I almost try to ask her to change her seat, again that’s not a
professional performance ground, so people can just pick any seat whenever they
feel right, besides, if I do tell her to move, she probably will be very
unpleasant and others may try to ask me the same thing too, then no one will
enjoy the music.
There’s the second that I’m going to share, Funky Town'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqouBWU2KuU
In this particular video, you must discover that there’re punches
of people in it, including the mom that I mention earlier. It’s an open
business space; people can walk freely here and there at random time. That is
when I realize that it is not possible to make a flawless video as I plan for
it, therefore, I accept it and blend them all in.
It’s like a plan that I intend to have, an absolute unadulterated,
it’s for our life planning too. I try to ignore those ones that I don’t favor by excluding them. For
example, if I don’t like someone or a place so I try not to in contact with
that person or moving away. Or in some case, I cannot just walk away; I force
myself to adjust my mind to be with them unwillingly.
Unfortunately, the world is not always fair, try to have positive
thinking, forgive and pray for them and you may learn something out of it. Like
not to do like so, so you won’t hurt others intending. And you never know the
person accidentally pump into you, may be someone will change you life or
inspire you on something.
That day of summer concert, one of my couple friends happen to
work at that business complex. At first, I want to let them know that my kid’s
going have a concert there, want to invite them to join me, then I forgot, then
I thought maybe it’s not a good idea to ask them to come, it’s like force them
to come. And then the wife, sue calls me toward the middle of the concert says,
“James says there is a concert going on in the courtyard, is your kid one them
and are you there too?” that’s when I formally invite them to come during their
break time. As we are so amazed to find out my kid play saxophone and James
also learn how to play when he’s little. I joyfully ask him how to pick a right
saxophone for my kid, for him has been asking to buy him a saxophone of himself
since 3 years ago when he starts to learn it. To our surprise, he’s not just
give me advice and he offers sponsor $200 for the saxophone buying. I truly
have no word for it, astonishing by their generosity and love.
The same day, I witness a lady, with prosthetic from the both her
knees down, she doesn't try to hide them by wearing long pants or long skirt.
Instead, she’s donning short skirt, she is full of confidences and joys and
prettiness.
Ever heard a comically sermon, “You’re not OK, I’m not OK, and
that’s OK.” because of Jesus , things can be different. Has God
involved in your life, relationships, decision making and the like.
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