Soundwaves from Noodle

Hello, Good morning or evening to my fellow readers. Thank you for coming back here. You join me 4 days before my 21st Birthday. I thought it would be fitting to share some of my favourite albums (which aren’t sparks themed) to celebrate my big day. On topic of big day, I will most likely posting this exhausted so I’m writing this well in advance to prevent delays. I also have plans to hopefully go to my local buildabear the day after my big day as on that day I’m having to deal with university deadlines and workmen at my house. I personally never thought I’d reach this age, I’ve always been mentally unwell and have had alot of difficult obstacles in life, but I’m still here which brings some tears to my eyes. At university staff and friends have been really supportive of this project, so if you are one of them thank you so much for the support and for putting up with my hyperfixation. Anyways without much hesitation I think it’s time to share music  1. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds: This on

 Hello everyone, I’m back again with an entry to this blog. I’ve been very busy with art but I’m sitting down with a Dr Pepper and small headache before an event I am going to tonight to share my art collective group to the whole of Northern England. I’m terrified about that but I thought this post would cheer me up as I am talking about the joys of sparks.  In the past year, a lot has changed but my passion for this band has grown. It has became something I listen to when cleaning, drawing or going to and from places. I also currently own a variety of their albums on CD which I play and have mini discos to. My favourite album by them I have physically is A Steady Drip Drip as my friend found the book version in our local hmv. My joys began truly as I love music and any song that makes me feel like I can control the sea with the rhythm is worthy of intense play. So I found myself playing sparks tracks on a loop to get a good sensory experience. My favourite album for sensory experience