Expecting Rain

Yeah , me too . I have to get up at 06.30 on Friday . Plus , i still live with my parents so i will have to explain why i'm not sleeping or else be very quiet . I can see it happening already :
( about 01:00 )
Dad: How come you're not sleeping yet? Don't you have to get up early tomorrow?
Me : I'll watch Bob Dylan live in three hours. He will appear for a guest performance . If i'm lucky i may be able to watch it online
Dad :

You know you're obsessed with Dylan when sometimes you see him acting strangely and he reminds you of yourself . And then you think " well , what do you know ? i might be a cool person after all "

By the way where is Felliniesque these days? I haven't seen her in a while...

I do this all the time! I think about how he is described when he was young - very fast at everything and I am like that. I wonder if he is like that now? I am getting older every day, but I still have the same leg bouncing, quirky kind of walk, fast talking, etc. that he displayed when younger. I think really fast and it is hard for others to keep up; I don't mean I am smarter, but my mind thinks of one thing and off it goes to another thing and before not too long, I am on an entirely different subject. I don't like slow people; they drive me crazy, but I always try to be polite (and stay away from them)! Love, Joanna XOXOX

When you post something like this!

When you're the only damn one out here so you just post to no one.

I do it all the time!!! Love, Joanna XOXOXO

That's the best news that I've ever heard.

Hey, I just saw this....... .... Oh, wait, it might be true.... had someone hear some Dylan music from my car.... said "hey, you a Dylan fan?"..... "No, I am an obsessed"... YEAH!!!

When you mark your work gear with Bob Dylan, and everyone knows it's mine.

when you're Dad's listening to Classic FM and Copeland's Rodeo comes on and you recite the whole intro then gleefully dance around the room.

When you watch the Disney film "Cinderella" and whenever someone says "Cinderella" you hear "she seems so easy" in your head. No kidding, happened to me just a few days ago when I was watching it. She didn't put her hands in her back pocket.

The singing mice in Cinderella should totally do a Desolation Row number...way to get the kids into Dylan.

You KNOW you want to talk to me!! PM me your email and I will tell you when I am here so we can chat. I won't reveal my answers to the Dylan thing yesterday on the Main Page - besides you guys know my whole life story by now anyway. You could answer it for me!!!! There are facets of me you haen't discovered!! Love, Joanna XOXO

Happens to me all the time, among with other words and names!

Tragos, I recently read an "interpretation" of that line. To me, she seems easy as in the common use of the word, but I don't know which expert it was that felt that Cinderella let the Prince get her too easily. Somehow that doesn't go with the song for me, but hey, maybe it's true. What's she doing there if she got her Prince anyway? Now that doesn't make sense unless she was unhappy with him after marrying him and finding out he really wasn't such a prince after all and I guess you could say she didn't check him out thoroughly enough and took hm because he was a Prince and then perhaps she was thrown out of the palace kind of like poor Princess Di for her behavior. That's my interpretation, but then again, and I am going to keep saying this so get used to it - That's MY opinion! I don't want to say it's anybody's else. Love, Joanna XOXO P.S. I just thought she was "easy"!

1. When you hear yourself singing along on a bootlegged recording of your first Bob show and almost cry.

When you stare at the cover of the upcoming album as if it is taking a while to upload before the music finally kicks in...

I already have the cover as the wallpaper on my second monitor!

When you memorize how to play Bob Dylan songs for no other reason than just being able to play them anytime you are near a guitar without looking at the chords! :

when you skip finals and huge exams just to catch him in another country.

When in iTunes you label all his music as 'Vision Music' or 'Mathematical Music' in the genre field.

When you're having a conversation with someone and you keep trying to find a suitable moment to quote a Dylan lyric... does anyone else ever do that? I suppose it's a lot simpler for native English speakers.

When playing 'Rock Trivia' with your coworkers, all YOUR answers are Bob Dylan. Who recorded the first rock double-album? Or who was the first rocker bootlegged? etc...