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Hi! I'm in the process of creating a post on my blog, Positively Present (http://positivelypresent.typepad.com) about "The Resolution." It's such an amazing song and I found, after giving it some thought, that I relate to it in so many ways. In my post, I include the lyrics to the song and a link to your site. I hope all of my readers will download the song and stop by your site to get some more information. Thanks so much for creating such a positive, inspiring song for me to listen to.

Be sure to check out the blog post here: http://positivelypresent.typepad.com. I haven't posted it yet, but it will be up shortly under the title "the resolution."

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airplanes and flying have always been a part if my life, and I love flying, I love the feeling of freedom that you have looking out of one of those small airplane windows and not being able to see the ground. I used to live in Seattle which was always cloudy and flying out of Seattle is the most amazing feeling, you fly out of the dark and glom into the sunshine which at the young stage I was flying felt like I was flying into a whole other world. Andrew if you read this, if there is ever any possibility that you could ever come to New Zealand and play a show, PLEASE endure the amazingly (or terrifyingly) long airplane ride from the US to this little place at the end of the world, it would be hugely appreciated. thanks

I've always loved flying. I can very much relate to Jamie's feeling like airports could let her get away - I've always felt the same about them. I live near one, and love to go watch the planes fly away. I rarely get to go myself, but airports always make me feel like I'm that little bit closer to escaping.

Because I live in Ireland, I'll probably never get to see Jack's play in my home country. My friend just told me tonight he's thinking of bringing his girlfriend to the USA to see Jack's for her 21st birthday.

I have a year out from college coming up.

By God I'll find a plane to take me to a Jack's gig.

Andrew - You are such an amazing writer.

This blog entry makes me think of a trip by ship I took last year with my friends. I was so exited about the trip because a dream would come true…I always wanted to spend a night on a ship and next day get off in another harbor. (…sounds exiting but we are students so we took a cheaper version…a bigger ferryboat to Helsinki and the purpose of this trip was not only Helsinki…) Whatever it was a great evening, we had a lot of fun but then late in the night I hade to make a very embarrassing experience. We rent a very cheap cabin and this cabin was under the parking level for the cars. Of course there was no window and the thought that we are going to sleep under the car level and under the water made me nervous. But nobody else concerned about that. So I tried to convince myself that I exactly know why this ship swims and that there is no reason why this ship should sink from one moment to another. We went to bed and as somebody switched off the light my heart began to beat faster. I kept my eyes close because I didn’t want to face the absolute darkness. I panicked a little bit and I remembered this glowing bracelet we were wearing on the dance floor. I fumbled for it and now I was staring at this faint blue light. Tears filled my eyes and I felt so helpless in this moment because I didn’t know what to do. It was 3 o’clock at morning everybody was tired and almost asleep and I was the one who was so exited about to sleep on a ship. I try to think of other things but it was nearly impossible. There was a fear or a very strong feeling inside of me that refused me to close my eyes and want to make me jump out of this bed and go on deck. I was sure I’ll die this night and this feeling wants me to be on deck if this ship sink and pictures of being trapped in this cabin and die because of the water appeared. I couldn’t resist the urge to be on deck but there was no place to sleep and there was this other strong desire to lay down and close my eyes and sleep. I forced my brain to forget this fear because it was nonsense and I need to sleep. And it’s a really terrible feeling when you are anxious to sleep but for some reasons you can not and it’s even more awfully when keeping you from sleeping comes from yourself. It’s not the same as an annoying sound or something like that. I felt so helpless. To know that I have to sleep another night on this ship (the way back) makes me…I don’t know how to describe… weak, hopples, angry, panic, exhausted, aboulic at the same time? (Sorry English is not my first language.)
Finally I could sleep a little bit with the lights on, but it was a terrible night fighting against the panic and falling asleep while crying. I think my heart beat faster the whole night and I tried to distract me. I had no music with me so I thought of music I had listened to a lot in the past. Among others I came to your album and smiled a little bit when I thought of the lyrics of “the resolution” song. And now every time I hear this song I think about this night. Terrible as it was I would do it again. Standing on deck and feel the night, stars, moon, wind and the dark water was it worth…maybe sleeping under deck feels so trapped because standing on deck feels so free?
I never guessed that sleeping inside this ship would be such a problem. And I was lucky that I had very understanding friends with me (which had to sleep in glare).

It´s really nice to see that you guys are starting to make shows around the world, so I need to ask you please to come to brazil! I reaaaaaaaaaaaaly want to see you guys and I've already tried once when I was in the states but I couldn't!!!!
pleeeeeeeeeease think about it andrew! I will keep remebering you this!

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My dad hated flying... so we drove everywhere. We would drive up to 24 hours from eastern Illinois to upstate New York, Washington DC, or Florida for family vacations. One November weekend of my sophomore year of high school he drove my sister and I 12 hours to Brockport, NY for a Something Corporate concert and drove us back to for school on Monday. I will never forget that trip.

I believe some music just sounds so much better while driving. I really only listen to music while driving anymore... and can't get used to an iPod no matter how hard I try.

All this said, I have flown very little (twice that I can remember). I will be going to Rome this fall for a study abroad program, and am extremely afraid to be flying overseas. The flight is months away, but even thinking about it now gets me so worked up and gives me anxiety.

This summer, I will be driving to Milwaukee and Minneapolis to see Jack's Mannequin to soothe my soul prior to the flight.

I'm always embarrassed over my insane fear of flying. I quite literally pop a prescription pill, clutch my tiny stuffed burro and armadillo (hiding from the view of others, of course... I am in my mid twenties after all. I told you: embarrassing), and try to fixate on the SkyMall catalog in front of me (by the way, I most definitely want the Progression Wake Up Clock). Doesn't always work though, and I'm usually on the verge of a panic attack before the medicine kicks in and makes me fall asleep. Knowing what it's like to have a fear of flying, I'm happy that you were able to get over the fear.

I feel like I should be paying you for therapy or something... :)