Savannah Kemp

@Savannahk (119)

United States

Joined myLot 6 years ago

An aspiring children's book writer or side poet.

Savannah Kemp's Responses

Best day of the week song. Wednesday.

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 May 18

This was the hardest to find. Apparently few bands like Wednesdays. But I settled on The Guess Who. https://youtube.com/watch?v=53Pf28Fnqgs

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Savannah Kemp Not my cup of tea

11 May 18

Best day of the week song. Thursday.

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 May 18

Unlike Wednseday this one was easy. I am a huge David Bowie fan and this will always win out to me. https://youtube.com/watch?v=10P7zqvRNDY

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thursday

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Savannah Kemp One of my favorite David Bowie songs

11 May 18

Best day of the week song. Friday

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 May 18

I know Friday is the start if the weekend but I picked The Cure for this day dispite them being the grandfathers if Emo he could write one amazing love song. https://youtube.com/watch?v=wa2nLEhUcZ0

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Savannah Kemp I love this song.

11 May 18

Best day of the week song. Saturday

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 May 18

Sir Elton John captured Saturday better than anyone. https://youtube.com/watch?v=26wEWSUUsUc

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Savannah Kemp I hate Elton John.

11 May 18

Best day of the week song. Sunday

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 May 18

This is my pick for the best song with Sunday in the title. Some may disagree and say it is Sunday Sunday by Blur but tat song is too cheesy to me so my lick is: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YuM3SteeAgY

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Savannah Kemp Well I like Sunday bloody Sunday. Not really the same. Just says Sunday. Lol

9 May 18

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It's 4/20 Day: "Smoke Two Joints" The Toyes (1983)

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 20 Apr 18

In honor of 4/20 national ganja day, it is time to roll up the cult classic “Smoke Two Joints” by the Toyes. The American reggae band came from Grant’s Pass, Oregon and led by brothers Jean-Christophe Kay aka “Mawg” and Michael...

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Savannah Kemp Smoke Two Joints by Subime is more my style. I just like how Sublime sings it more

30 Apr 18

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Book Review: "The Darkest Evening of the Year" by Dean Koontz

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 30 Apr 18

“The Darkest Evening of the Year” is one of Dean Koontz’s most satisfying works in recent years and he has written some pretty good books during that time. Dog lovers will especially appreciate “The Darkest Evening of the Year”...

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Savannah Kemp I love Koontz, but I disagree about him being better than Stephen King. Stephen King is near and dear to my heart. You should review this great book I read recently, called Dark Plane Cycle by John Woolard

30 Apr 18

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A Whole New World

RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (80784) • Daytona Beach, Florida 29 Apr 18

For me as I venture further into the musical world of the 1990s as they say the forest thickens. Anyway, in 1994 the biggest song of the year was “The Sign” by Ace of Base. It spent six weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It is...

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Savannah Kemp Nine Inch Nails is an amazing band, and Closer, an amazing song

30 Apr 18

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Will Artificial Intelligence Rule the World?

peavey @peavey (16936) • United States 24 Apr 18

As in robots... "AI" is becoming more commonplace in the workplace as well as the home, from robots on an assembly line to robots that vacuum your floor to robots that fly over us in the sky. I believe that the idea of robots...

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Savannah Kemp Uhhh. Terminator?!?!?! No thanks

25 Apr 18

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The best of for a strange reason song series #4

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 24 Apr 18

Best Bassist named after an insect. Though they are little pests this flea is the best. https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bp1O06J-0e8

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Savannah Kemp I had a crush on Flea when I was about 10. Even made my mom send him a letter I wrote though I bet she threw it in the trash haha.

24 Apr 18

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Favorite "Color" Bands #7 - Pink Floyd

Scott Ganschow @teamfreak16 (43418) • Denver, Colorado 6 Apr 18

Seriously, if I get any "I never heard of them" comments, it had better be facetious. We are at #7 in my countdown of my favorite bands with a color in their name: Pink Floyd. Really, this is all that you need to know about...

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Savannah Kemp Definitely one of my favorite bands at 17 years old. When i was about 11 or so I think, Roger Waters came to ATL and I wanted to go so badly. I really want a tattoo of the screaming face that comes out of the wall in the song Empty Spaces

12 Apr 18

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Discover new music #5

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 12 Apr 18

Okay jumping in extreems from classical to a strange but talented act who started as street perforers. They are SteamPunk fans playing steam powered automatons full make-up and costume but don't let this fool you they are...

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Savannah Kemp Never liked this band, or their voices.

12 Apr 18

That is a cover song?!?

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 9 Apr 18

Every once in a while a very popular band will cover a song from an artist who influenced them but the fact gets lost in the fame. This song is a prime example. I have had to explain to too many Nirvana fans that "The Man Who Sold...

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Savannah Kemp P.S. it's Kurt not Curt. Only a true fan would know

11 Apr 18

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How Did you Know you met your Soulmate? And how soon?

good2go2001 @good2go2001 (915) • United States 9 Sep 09

I know people talk about love at first site but seriously does this really happen? Or does it take time to get to know them and trust them to know they are your soulmate? For me I sorta had a feeling, gut feeling, the first time...

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Savannah Kemp For me,I did not know right away. I knew I loved him relatively quick, but I didn't know he was my soulmate until a week later. A week after him and I met, I had gotten really scared by something (I think a storm), and I was about to text him when he texted me...

6 Apr 18

New words!

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 14 Feb 18

Earlier I posted as an aside about not just trying to fit in your 'word of the day' and I am afraid someone may have misconstrued what I was saying so let me clear this up. Learning new words and their meaning, uses, and origins...

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Savannah Kemp I heard somewhere once that when you hear a new word for the first time, you'll most likely hear it again in the next 24 hours. And for a lot of people, if you think about it, it's probably happened.

6 Apr 18

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Life working in a denim mill

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 15 Feb 18

It is loud. Earplugs required. Hearing tests annually. It is dirty. Cotton dust and strings every where. The work is hard and long. 12 hours a night doing the same job over and over. But it is also interesting to see how far...

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manufacturing

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Savannah Kemp You'll have Smurf snot from breathing in the cotton.

6 Apr 18

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Common mistake-alot

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 28 Feb 18

One of the biggest 'not a word' that appears in writing is "alot". Sorry but it is always "a lot". Of course how a word becomes a word is its usage so soon it probably will become a word but until then watch for it in your...

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Savannah Kemp Ah, I feel your anger in this. Recently someone read me a cute children's book that I remember reading as a child. Turns out on one of the first page there is ALOT.

6 Apr 18

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Writing lesson - Amazing song oneliner

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 29 Mar 18

A lot can be said in one sentence. A great writer can make a big point in a small area. Think back to some songs' one liners that had a big impact on you. Here is one of my favorites: "We will pay the price, But we will not count...

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Savannah Kemp I have two very loved lyrics in songs. My first being: "And all I can do is read a book to stay awake And it rips my life away but it's a great escape" Taken from No Rain by Blind Melon. This lyric just always stuck with me, I even got it engraved on my first...

6 Apr 18

Discover new music. #1

John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 5 Apr 18

Often we get stuck in a single type of music from where we live or what our family listen to or what our friends classified as cool. One thing about music it combines several forms of art from sound to poetry and we should open...

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Savannah Kemp As a teenager living in the age of autotune, very few times will I tune into a song on the radio, unless of course it is on my beloved alternative station. Older generations (such as yourself) see artistic songs differently than I do. I enjoy many genres such...

5 Apr 18

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