So... It's been a long time since I wrote in here
I'm a little frustrated with the job situation. One Fantastic Sam's was RETARDED and seeing how stupid they are I'm glad I'm no longer working there. I was supposed to start at Guitar Center this last wednesday but when I showed up that morning at 10am I found out that my paper work is messed up and I can't start until that's all figured out. Basically when I did paperwork with Allen Park's GC a year and a half ago, it's messing up my paperwork and my employee ID at Southfield's GC. I was so geeked about working and made sure I got there on time just to be sent home.... So im frustrated. I want to start working and earning some money and it's not happening and keeps being delayed. Sigh...
In other frustrating news I'm still no closer to figuring out which college to go to and if I should persue music or not. It's really bugging me. I just can't make up my mind. Either I'm the obstacle or the schools have obstacles themselves. Like Musician's Institute telling me I can't go into the Bachelor's program because I don't know enough... and that they think I should go into the associate's program. I already have an associates degree why the hell would I want two of them?!? I understand when she says its not about the degree its about whether you can play the assigned music and your musicianship, but I want a back up plan and that involves a bacherlors degree. And then there's the other obstacle that the classical route challenges. If I were to go to a University here in Michigan or wherever, and wanted guitar to be my principle instrument I can only study classical guitar (which I know nothing about) or jazz theory which I also know nothing about. Or if the university doesnt even offer guitar as your primary instrument then that leaves either voice which would be opera and arias and the like or violin which Im quite rusty at.
So I'm feeling a little.... frustrated and stuck here and I don't know which way to move forward and what exactly I want
In other frustrating news I'm still no closer to figuring out which college to go to and if I should persue music or not. It's really bugging me. I just can't make up my mind. Either I'm the obstacle or the schools have obstacles themselves. Like Musician's Institute telling me I can't go into the Bachelor's program because I don't know enough... and that they think I should go into the associate's program. I already have an associates degree why the hell would I want two of them?!? I understand when she says its not about the degree its about whether you can play the assigned music and your musicianship, but I want a back up plan and that involves a bacherlors degree. And then there's the other obstacle that the classical route challenges. If I were to go to a University here in Michigan or wherever, and wanted guitar to be my principle instrument I can only study classical guitar (which I know nothing about) or jazz theory which I also know nothing about. Or if the university doesnt even offer guitar as your primary instrument then that leaves either voice which would be opera and arias and the like or violin which Im quite rusty at.
So I'm feeling a little.... frustrated and stuck here and I don't know which way to move forward and what exactly I want