Post 2500: Let's Face the Music and Dance

 

 

This is published post number 2,500 [1]. 

 

And, according to those who like to engage in numerology (i.e., the pseudoscientific practice often associated with astrology that believes numbers to possess a mystical rather than merely mathematical significance), that's something I should be very excited by [2]. 

 

Not because it demonstrates a level of dedication and hard work over the last 13 years on my part, but because it's a powerful combination of the energies and vibrations of the numbers 2, 5, and 0 and so signifies that as an artiste d'assemblage - I don't like the term blogger - I have reached a stage of development that is nicely balanced, open to change, and on the path towards enlightenment.    

 

If only I focus on this angel number - which also happens to be a manifestation number (i.e., one holding infinite possibilities that will allow my dreams and desires to come true) - then all will be well and Torpedo the Ark can align with the higher power of the Universe (or what some term the Godforce).

 

Having said that - and here comes the catch - it's apparently up to me to make the most of this opportunity and if I fail to understand what the number 2,500 reveals or reject what it affords by wilfully seeking out discord rather than harmony, then there may be trouble ahead. 

 

I don't really care about that, however. As a punk provocateur, I'm a bit like Bobby Vinton and trouble is my middle name [3]. 

 

And so: 

 

While there's moonlight 

And music and love and romance, 

Let's face the music and dance [4]   

 

 

Notes

 

[1] I stress the term published in order to indicate that there are in fact a number of unpublished posts currently in draft form, as well as posts that have been deleted by the Google censor-morons.

 

[2] See for example what Joanne Walmsley writes about the angel number 2,500 in a post dated 28 November 2015 on her Sacred Scribes website: click here. Ms. Walmsley is an astrologer, numerologist, psychic, and lightworker who guides people toward spiritual enlightenment and happiness by helping them connect to their higher selves.  

 

[3] 'Trouble Is My Middle Name' is a song written by Neval Nader and John Gluck Jr, and released by the Amercan teen idol Bobby Vinton, on the Epic label, in 1962. To listen on YouTube, click here.  

 

[4] Lyrics from the song 'Let's Face the Music and Dance' (1936), written by Irving Berlin for the film Follow the Fleet (1936), dir. Mark Sandrich, and starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and covered by numerous jazz artists ever since, including, perhaps most famously, Nat King Cole. 

      Click here to watch Astaire and Rogers do their thing and/or here to listen to Cole's rendition from the album Let's Face the Music! (Capitol Records, 1992). 

 

 

This post is for Gaelle with love on her birthday.