Crystal Jazz

I love weekends!

Ah… one week done, two more to go… one third of the way through… it feels pretty good 🙂
I really do love weekends. And I guess in the summertime you forget to really appreciate them because for some of you, everyday in the summer is like a weekend! It’s pretty annoying especially when my sisters remind me as they ask me “Oh, what day is it?” and I’m thinking, “How can they not know what day it is?!?!” but then I realize “Oh yeah, they’re not really doing anything so they don’t really need to know.” Alright, I know I’m a total hypocrite because I do sometimes forget what day it is (especially on vacation) but sometimes I think they just do it on purpose to tease me (if you haven’t figured it out yet, I’m the youngest of my siblings). But yeah, weekends are awesome. Those two and a half days… (yes, I count half of friday)
Anyway, I’m in the mood for a song. (I love being in the mood for random stuff lol)
Here is Blue Bird by Ikimono Gakari.
http://mp3space.com/stream.php?id=93094
You can find the lyrics and partial translations here.
Kay… the song is up.. but some ppl say it’s slow loading? Anyway, it’s worth the wait 🙂
You might recognize it since it’s the latest opening for Naruto Shippuuden. (man… there are so many ways to spell that… oh well, I’m picking this way.) It is an awesome song. I love the blue-ness (did you guess that?) and her voice is very pretty. From the two songs I know from this group (the other one being Hanabi which is a Bleach opening song), I think this group is really good. I guess this just further proves that my favourite songs are anime openings and endings. I can’t help it!
On a random sidenote, while looking for this song, I found out that Yuna Ito (Reira from the Nana movies) did a duet with Celine Dion? What the…? If you wanna check it out, here’s the video. Apparently, it’s old too. (well, a year, but that’s old enough). That’s just kinda… weird… I mean it’s cool! But… I just think that’s a really weird combination. Don’t you think?

Random Quote: When the coffee’s first rate, so is everything else. – Andrew Waltfeld, Gundam SEED