eyes wide open
I haven't had a few minutes to breathe in the past week. In my driving time I listen to music. When I'm sitting in class I'm studying for other things. When I get out of class I go to jazz band, or I go straight to church. Lots of friend conversation have been by way of text messaging and hopefully a phone call on the side. This weekend I've been able to chill out and hang around. Dad got back in town yesterday and I found out a little while ago he's going to Singapore and Indonesia next weekend. My mom is having surgery on Tuesday. My parents are staying in Oklahoma City Tuesday night, while I watch the kids. I wish I could sit around and talk on the internet more sometimes, for some people it's my only way of communicating. It's not really that my priorities have changed like I had hoped, it's more like, no time to do it. Don't get me wrong, everything that takes my time is something I adore, or something that I look forward to everyday, but to go from nothing and riding the bus to everything every second is kinda weird. People always said that their driving time was when they listened to music the most and it really has become true. The first week I had my liscense I was forbidden to have my cd player but now that I have it back I get SO MUCH more time in. The actual part of harmony and memorizing and hearing has turned into a new world. I bought the "In Good Company" soundtrack last night at Barnes & Noble. I never ever ever ever buy soundtracks. I never think they're that great. But this one, while sitting in the theatre the four of us decided that we were going to buy it. It has a whole bunch of cool acoustic music in it, and some other stuff, almost random. I really like it, I've already burnt it 4 times since last night. It has lots of character. Lots of marimba and acoustic guitar. Ah. later.