Sharon's Muse.... Let's chat over coffee while I ponder some things
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Sharon's Muse.... Let's chat over coffee while I ponder some things |
About Me
Name::Sharon Cullars
From::United States
Exploring the various landscapes of me...
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My Meez Recent Entries Archives Personal Interesting Sites RAINE'S BLUES
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GOLD MOUNTAIN
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TOOL & BAD BOYS Short, Short Ebooks Futuristic Stories Erotic Stories My Artwork
My Merchandise Freelance Projects
blog posts, articles, web content, resumes, copywriting, proofreading
Read my business guides at Work.com
Read my profile on Air Station Savannah's pivotal Katrina rescues
Read my article on the Fair Trade system
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Thursday, October 27, 2011 "Goodhands Tonight" by Al Jarreau Years ago when I was penning my first novel Celia, I finally reached a point where I had to map out my first love scene between the protagonist Cheryl Thompson and her love interest Arthur (yes, Arthur) Blevins. As it was my first love scene ever, I was pretty tame with the details. But the one memorable thing for me about the scene was the music I chose as the backdrop. I wanted to be a little original and not just drop in a Luther or Anita tune. So I did some searching and found a song entitled "Goodhands Tonight" by Al Jarreau. The title itself lent to the idea of a sensual night, so I listened to a snatch of it and decided it fit well enough for the scene. At that point, I hadn't listened to it all the way; that happened a few years later and I just love this tune now. And everytime I hear it, I think about the fun of writing that scene, of writing my first book ever, flaws and all. Take a listen to "Goodhands Tonight" by Al Jarreau. It really grooves. Labels: Celia, Song of the moment
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