#detourahead

Bust through Barriers! . . When you’re passionate about your purpose, road blocks don’t detain your enthusiasm. . . You bust through barriers or take a detour through the scenic route to continue your life adventures. . . . What keeps you going...no matter what? . . . . . . #Janetteghedotte #accuratebodylanguage #bustthroughbarriers #detourahead #roadblocksdontdetouryou #scenicroute #lifeadventures #whatkeepsyougoing #nomatterwhat #ipreview via @preview.app https://www.instagram.com/p/CEEqDqKAc6w/?igshid=19fx6cn9jdoh1

Well....shit. #detourahead (at Cherokee Roland TR) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxz9Z8HBLdX/?igshid=ullu40bz1yo4

One of the way to guard against or cope with these detours is be flexible with my goals. I can also do my best to plan ahead for these uncertainties. Having a plan for when things don’t go exactly as planned, is at least a better start than nothing at all. 

Smooth road, clear day But why am I the only one Travelin' this way How strange the road you love Should be so easy Can there be a detour ahead Wake up, slow down Before you crash and break your heart Gullible clown You fool, you're headin' In the wrong direction Can't you see the detour ahead The further you travel The harder to unravel The way he spins around you Turn back while there is time Can't you see the danger sign Soft shoulders surround you Smooth road, clear night Oh lucky me, that suddenly I saw the light I'm turning back away From all this trouble Smooth road, smooth road No detour ahead Billie Holiday & Stan Getz - Billie And Stan (1951) Tracks: 1- You’re driving me crazy 2- Lover come back to me 3- Ain’t nobody’s bizzness if I 4- He’s funny that way 5- Miss Brown to you 6- Detour ahead 7- Billie’s blues 8- Them there eyes Billie Holiday (vo) Stan Getz (ts) Al Haig (p) Jimmy Raney (g) Teddy Kotick (b) Tiny Kahn (d) “Storyville”, Boston, MA, October 29, 1951 Billie Holliday (vo) Buster Harding (p) John Fields (b) Marquis Foster (d) “Storyville”, Boston, MA, October 31, 1951 #DetourAhead #109 https://youtu.be/3-Zav_EBuKA https://www.instagram.com/p/BnTSGx-hYv9Q0Od2P9bselcQMztpVSz0-qMDj80/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=60wx38991zjc

Smooth road, clear day But why am I the only one Travelin' this way How strange the road to love Should be so easy Can there be a detour ahead Wake up, slow down Before you crash And break your heart Gullible clown You fool, you're headin' In the wrong direction Can't you see the detour ahead The further you travel The harder to unravel The web he spins around you Turn back while there is time Can't you see the danger sign Soft shoulders surround you Smooth road, clear night Oh lucky me, that suddenly I saw the light I'm turning back away From all this trouble Billie Holiday with Tiny Grimes' Sextet, 1951 "Detour Ahead"  "Be Fair To Me" "Rocky Mountain Blues" "Blue Turning Gray Over You" #BillieHoliday #LadyDay #DetourAhead In 1951, Billie Holiday recorded one session for Aladdin Records with tenor guitarist Tiny Grimes leading the band. Haywood Henry is on saxophone and Bobby Tucker on piano. These four sides (in particular "Rocky Mountain Blues" - in which she sings "I'll be high on that mountain" which for her had a dual meaning) are the closest she came to recording Rhythm and Blues. They are unmistakably her- yet different than anything else she recorded. available on Billie Holiday 1949-1951 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tnUUdsNEnK4 https://youtu.be/KDO-O5GnTr8