This Journal Entry Is All About Music. I Go from Mama Mia Songs To Dolly Parton To Michael Buble To Johnny Mathis Then To Harry Belefonte.

I followed a Holy Spirit leading and this is what I am sharing with you today. It seems to be centered around music/songs. When I was finished with one then the next musical artist popped into my mind and then I listened and then the next etc. Enjoy the music for I find that music releases the creativity inside of me. Good thing because after I write this I have to make a baby card to coordinate with a gift I just wrapped.

Mamma Mia! - When All Is Said And Done - Pierce Brosnan & Meryl Streep

I've Been Waiting For You

Why Did It Have To Be Me? [Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again] (Audio)

Dolly Parton 'Coat of Many Colors' The Voice 2015

Listen to Home, Haven't Met You Yet, Feeling Good & I put an *  Feliz Navidad
The Best Of Michael Buble - Michael Buble Greatest Hits Full Album

I think I really liked this one for I had an * before this song "Sway" by Michael Buble

Sway

Michael Bublé - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas [Official HD Audio]

Michael Bublé - Ave Maria [Official HD]

Listen to Oh Holy Night. I think I like this album because it was the Christmas of 1958. I was born that August in the same year.

Island In The Sun

Harry Belafonte - 50 Famous Harry Belafonte Songs
Listen to Daylight, Matilda, there is a song I think that was in the movie, "Ghost" then Kingston Town. I enjoy the calypso music and my mother used to listen to this music when I was growing up. My mother is very talented in vocal & dance. She earned a scholarship to Duquesne University to study and perform with the Duquesne Tamburitza's in PA. She was not allowed to accept the scholarship & attend the university because back then she was told by her father that "Good girls don't go away from home to college." He emigrated to the USA and that was old school thinking then. My mother has a beautiful singing voice and when in a room singing I can pick out her beautiful singing voice even in a crowd of people.  My mother volunteered and actually taught singing and I think Croatian dance to those in a local singing Croatian group. When my grandfather came to the USA it reflects his ethnicity as Austrian Dalmatian. Back then the port of departure was Triest, Austria, Austria-Hungary. That was over 100 years ago.