I should probably point out that I'm not the kind who goes in for Inspirational Speeches, as a rule. I tend to find more inspiration in little things, like the anonymous person who crafted and left beautiful sculptures for libraries in Edinburgh, than I ever do in quotable platitudes that you can hang on a wall ( Read more... )

I'm wasting time in the comp lab again when I need to go eat my lunch before class starts. Oh, well ( Read more... )

I finally gave in today and downloaded iTunes. I don't have an iPod, but I figured it would make it easier for me to organize and keep all my music. (Seriously, I have music that I've downloaded hiding in random folders and files, and half of what I have won't play in Media Player 'cause it's formatted wrong.) So I downloaded it, went through all ( Read more... )

There's a lot that's happened since I last posted a real update. Trip to Concordia for a music scholarship, choir tour to Portland/Seattle, got my author paper back (stupid Faulkner. I hated my book. X(), made a pair of awesome Lebanese-style pants. But oh well. Tomorrow is the beginning of what I'm going to call MaNoWriMo; our March Nano. I got my ( Read more... )

Wow. I'm a music geek. Gramma just had a clue on one of her crosswords that was: "Wind in the pit." My guess was clarinet. The answer was oboe. XP ( Read more... )

Kay. So, Reed College is made of awesome. Lewis and Clark College is cool, but there's no way I would go there. Seattle, Portland, and Aunt Roxy continue to be my favorites (cities and aunt, in case that's not clear XD ( Read more... )

I've had a fairly good day today. Better than I expected, even. I slept in until about 11:00. And shortly after I got up, Miller called and asked me to go to the Symphony with her ( Read more... )

Wow. Amadan is so amazingly awesome ( Read more... )