I have a very special relationship with BREAKFAST.

For about the past year of my life, I have been going through some.... let's say learning experiences. And while I was in the worst of my misery, feeling more alone than I ever though possible, and desperately in need of a warm hug, I got it - in the form of a song. I have no better way to say it. BREAKFAST feels like a hug. I listened to it recently and it brought my mind back to the feeling of driving a freezing cold car through the darkness after a hard night of work, trying to process some terrible piece of news or another, and turning on this song to try to remind myself that it was going to be okay. And it worked.

But now, when I listen to it, it feels like a clean rag that I covered in my bewilderment and fear. All those times, I attached the worst moments of my life to this song, and now I can't hear it the same. But I don't hate the song for it, I am very grateful. It took away something from me that I never could have removed by myself. It actually reminds me of Christ, a spotless sacrifice that took on our sordidity and took it to the grave. I think Josh Taylor would probably appreciate the analogy.

Anyways, that was something very near and dear to my heart that I wanted to get off my chest and this seemed the place to do it.