deep thoughts--Jo Baker-19

    I went to jonesboro today with my family. We got up and got ready and everything because we were going to go to Craig-head. We were on our way until it started raining. But when it started raining I was listening to music. Instantly, it changed my mood. It made me go from excited to have fun, to deep thoughts in just a couple minutes. Listening to music, plus watching the rain drip down my window and watching it flood the roads changed everything. I got to thinking about this and thought what a thing. Just these little things can put you in the deepest of thoughts. If we would have been driving and it never would've rained and I hadn't of had my head phones I wonder if my moods would've changed? I probably wouldn't be writing this blog right now. It made me wonder how your moods change so easily depending on your surroundings. When you're having a good day and you listen to upbeat music it just boosts your happiness levels. But sometimes, if you are having a good day and are in a good mood, and a song comes on that reminds you of a sad memory or a sad moment it can change your whole mood and make you think a lot. Going through Jonesboro, staring out the window and watching everything, the cars, the people, businesses, the trees, trains, everything, it just made me think about the world and where I was gonna be at in my future. When it began to pour it only put me into deeper thought. It seems like the settings and the weather around you can change your whole mood in just a matter of time. It seems like music can take you out of a sad mood or put you in one just as easily. I love music. sometimes it's good to be put into deep thought. sometimes it can bring clarity to your day dreams, and to thoughts or questions you've been asking yourself. Feelings, thoughts, moods, settings, surroundings, music, anything that changes you in a matter of minutes is definitely worth a few more seconds of thinking on. I don't know exactly what it was that changed my mood or my thoughts. Maybe it wasn't the weather or the music. Maybe it was something else. But deep thoughts, no matter how you seep into them, they can be good.