revisiting
I was thinking last night, while I was in the shower, how I wanted to write stuff, but I didn't want to do it on myspace. So here I am, writing in my livejournal that I haven't written in in about a year and seven months!!!
A lot has happened since my 20th birthday.
I have:
-turned 21
-made my first trip to NYC, by myself
-seen Dan Ferraro
-been in a very short lived "relationship"
-gotten a tattoo
-decided to move to NYC!
-learned many things about myself, in general
*how jealous I can be
*how much I can take from one person
*that I can handle very intense experiences
*realized that I might very well still have a more than just a little bit of feelings for someone from my past
*the list goes on
I could touch on everyone of these subjects, but I would be here all night talking about myself, and I hate that. But, I will talk about the happier things...
New York City!! I loved it. I went for about two weeks for a summer dance intensive at the Trisha Brown Dance Company. I know that no one besides a few people knows who/what that is. All I have to say is that the woman is a genius and her movement fits me like a darn glove! The intensive was friggin awesome. On the weekend, I got to see Dan Ferraro. He took a train from Boston to Manhattan to see me for a few days. While he was there, we went to dinner at the Hard Rock, saw Rent (major love), and did some major catching up. Man, I missed that boy.
So, after taking this trip and returning to school for my last two semesters, the faculty in the dance department, specifically Mr. Michael Foley, has been telling me that I need to go to New York and try to be in Trisha Brown's company or I am stupid. That was all I needed to hear. If anyone knows what is good for a student, it's Michael. I have been thinking a lot about how and when I will be moving to the Big Apple. I sure as hell don't want to go and live permanently by myself. So, I have asked some friends of mine if they wanted to move there with me and live together. Ugh. This whole "real life" thing is hard to grasp.
I'm pretty sure that this is the most boring post I have ever written, but it's pretty much all I have been thinking about.
Cheers
A lot has happened since my 20th birthday.
I have:
-turned 21
-made my first trip to NYC, by myself
-seen Dan Ferraro
-been in a very short lived "relationship"
-gotten a tattoo
-decided to move to NYC!
-learned many things about myself, in general
*how jealous I can be
*how much I can take from one person
*that I can handle very intense experiences
*realized that I might very well still have a more than just a little bit of feelings for someone from my past
*the list goes on
I could touch on everyone of these subjects, but I would be here all night talking about myself, and I hate that. But, I will talk about the happier things...
New York City!! I loved it. I went for about two weeks for a summer dance intensive at the Trisha Brown Dance Company. I know that no one besides a few people knows who/what that is. All I have to say is that the woman is a genius and her movement fits me like a darn glove! The intensive was friggin awesome. On the weekend, I got to see Dan Ferraro. He took a train from Boston to Manhattan to see me for a few days. While he was there, we went to dinner at the Hard Rock, saw Rent (major love), and did some major catching up. Man, I missed that boy.
So, after taking this trip and returning to school for my last two semesters, the faculty in the dance department, specifically Mr. Michael Foley, has been telling me that I need to go to New York and try to be in Trisha Brown's company or I am stupid. That was all I needed to hear. If anyone knows what is good for a student, it's Michael. I have been thinking a lot about how and when I will be moving to the Big Apple. I sure as hell don't want to go and live permanently by myself. So, I have asked some friends of mine if they wanted to move there with me and live together. Ugh. This whole "real life" thing is hard to grasp.
I'm pretty sure that this is the most boring post I have ever written, but it's pretty much all I have been thinking about.
Cheers