Music surrounds my everyday life. It calms me down, motivates me, and even acts as my escape. The devices I use to listen to music depend on where I am located and what I am doing. In my car, I usually have on just the simple radio. When I travel I tend to listen to more cds because I don't have time to switch channels every time the station gets fuzzy. In my home, I usually listen to music through my play station 3 if I am in the kitchen or on my smart television when I am in the living room. On my television I have my options on how I listen. I either start up my Pandora or listen to the radio through the surround sound system. I also enjoy the music stations my cable provides. Occasionally I will listen to the music on my phone, but not very often. I also have an mp3 player that I use when I am working out.
I listen to all sorts of genres depending on my mood. My favorite is country music because it reminds me of where I am from. Anytime I start to get homesick or lose track of my values, it reminds me of who I am. I use music to cope with my feelings a lot. I use it most when I am anxious/overwhelmed because it helps me focus and allows me to clear my head. When I am mad I use rock music as a release and usually listen to it extremely loud. I listen to happy music I can dance to in order to boost my motivation, especially when it comes to cleaning. Music when I am studying is needed because it helps me focus and I enjoy it in the background. My husband and I enjoy listening to music together even though we don't always agree on what style. Music has brought us closer as a family and is something we enjoy sharing with our daughter. I don't typically enjoy talk shows on radio. I listen to the short news clips and traffic updates, but that is all I can handle. I do hear a lot of advertisements on the radio and pay closer attention to restaurants advertising deals. Music is something that will always be incorporated in my every day life no matter how I will have to listen to it. I enjoy the options I do have when it comes to listening to music and am excited to see how it continues to change.
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