The Trip, part 3

There is not that much interesting about an Interstate trip of about 75 miles so I had to make it interesting myself. I took advantage of the internal CD player in the various cars that I had over a ten year period and used it to: partially learn a language, spanish, learn a lot about Qi Gung, or as some say, Chi Kung, which is a Chinese relaxation method and some say a method of centering that can help to develope your power, strength, and of course relaxation. I also got to listen to lots of music, some that I had not listened to since I was in the military service in Hawaii around 1970 to 1973. Most of it was rock but some was classical and easy listening. My favorites were "Best of Doors' and some "Jethro Tull" that I had not heard for many years. I also listened to "The Who" and "Led Zepelin 4" a lot. Eventually I was hearing a 2 volume set of "The Rolling Stones" which I liked a lot (although cd 1 was much superior, in my opinion to the 2nd cd). It is called "Forty Licks"...I don't really know why. I just liked it because it had many of the songs on it that I grew up hearing and liking. At any cost, the trip was "a trip" and was almost always enjoyed and sometimes relaxing. Next time: Sifu Fong seminar (the first one).