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I forgot to update and now I don't remember what's happened. I guess Wednesday was an ordinary day. Ooh, between 20th/21st century music and early music I went to Sofie's crepes with Lauren and Lydia. I had a nutella-y crepe that was delicious. In Early music we had a guest teacher who talked about Hildegard and we learned how to read neumes and we sang some chant. It was fun, except it was REALLY hot in the classroom. ick. Then I went to Jess's and watched Beauty and the Geek. hehe. Lydia came over to watch the Top Chef season finale, and we were rooting for Dale but Hung won. Oh well. Then we watched Heroes. It was fun.
Thursday was also a pretty ordinary day I guess. Lydia and I were partners in movement had to learn a dance by ourselves and our teacher watched us do something wrong for a half hour and then made fun of us in front of the whole class, instead of just correcting us. I really don't like that teacher. gr. In acting class we had to do our commercials on camera. Mine was for a law firm for singers who made bad decisions and end up with no voice. It was actually funny and I'm usually not a creative person at all so that was fun. Some people's commercials were SO funny. Paul couldn't not laugh when talking about his toothbrush/flosser developed by NASA, one of the Korean guys broke his phone and just kept going, Lydia accidentally said "throw-uping" and that was the end of that. It was good times. After church choir, I went to O'Shea's with Jess and Bill and then Mark, Lee, and Henley came. There was live music and the drinks were cheap, so it was fun, but a little too smoky.
Friday I worked on Ligeti but didn't accomplish much. At 3:00 I met Lydia at Peabody to get tickets for the orchestra concert, then we went down to the Harbor and went on the Duck Tour!! It was really funny. Our guide was "Captain America" and he had all this Captain America stuff and anytime he told us something about Baltimore, we had to say "Wow, Captain America, I didn't know that!" We had to do the YMCA in rush hour traffic. hehe. And of course, we "made friends" using our Whacky Quacker. It was kind of amazing how many people on the street waved at us. My favorite part was definitely being in the harbor. That was cool. After the tour we went to the Baltimore Visitor Center and I got a lot of brochures to find something to do with my parents next week. Then we ate a delicious dinner at Panera. I had opera rehearsal from 7-7:30, and then I went to the Concert Orchestra concert to see Sarah play! She was awesome! The quality of the concerts here is amazing. I loved every minute of it. After the concert we congratulated Sarah and then went to Never on Sundays. We were there til after midnight I think, and then the Stafford-ites wanted to go home and Jess met up with me and we went to the party at Andrew's. Since the party started at like 8 and we got there after midnight, everyone was already drunk. I had a couple of Jello shots but I really didn't want to get drunk so late. Jess and Bill and I went back to Jess's apartment at like 1:40 I think and we hung out there until about 3. It was a fun night.
Thursday was also a pretty ordinary day I guess. Lydia and I were partners in movement had to learn a dance by ourselves and our teacher watched us do something wrong for a half hour and then made fun of us in front of the whole class, instead of just correcting us. I really don't like that teacher. gr. In acting class we had to do our commercials on camera. Mine was for a law firm for singers who made bad decisions and end up with no voice. It was actually funny and I'm usually not a creative person at all so that was fun. Some people's commercials were SO funny. Paul couldn't not laugh when talking about his toothbrush/flosser developed by NASA, one of the Korean guys broke his phone and just kept going, Lydia accidentally said "throw-uping" and that was the end of that. It was good times. After church choir, I went to O'Shea's with Jess and Bill and then Mark, Lee, and Henley came. There was live music and the drinks were cheap, so it was fun, but a little too smoky.
Friday I worked on Ligeti but didn't accomplish much. At 3:00 I met Lydia at Peabody to get tickets for the orchestra concert, then we went down to the Harbor and went on the Duck Tour!! It was really funny. Our guide was "Captain America" and he had all this Captain America stuff and anytime he told us something about Baltimore, we had to say "Wow, Captain America, I didn't know that!" We had to do the YMCA in rush hour traffic. hehe. And of course, we "made friends" using our Whacky Quacker. It was kind of amazing how many people on the street waved at us. My favorite part was definitely being in the harbor. That was cool. After the tour we went to the Baltimore Visitor Center and I got a lot of brochures to find something to do with my parents next week. Then we ate a delicious dinner at Panera. I had opera rehearsal from 7-7:30, and then I went to the Concert Orchestra concert to see Sarah play! She was awesome! The quality of the concerts here is amazing. I loved every minute of it. After the concert we congratulated Sarah and then went to Never on Sundays. We were there til after midnight I think, and then the Stafford-ites wanted to go home and Jess met up with me and we went to the party at Andrew's. Since the party started at like 8 and we got there after midnight, everyone was already drunk. I had a couple of Jello shots but I really didn't want to get drunk so late. Jess and Bill and I went back to Jess's apartment at like 1:40 I think and we hung out there until about 3. It was a fun night.