Saying Something
I want to say something after reading an entry in a blog about international celebrities taking up Singapore citizenship.
But I would rather, keep it to myself.
I am tired, but not as tired as last week. And I still got like 3-4 periods to wait till my first class arrives at 10am.
And yes, I could not wait for my dinner date tonight. Yay! :)
AND YES, I could NOT wait for FRIDAY to arrive. Half-day. Can practice my piano & cello even more. :)
AND YES, I need to plan my practice schedule. With such tight working schedule, I just feel an urgent need to plan my practice schedule. I am already not progressing very fast enough on my pieces due to tight schedules so no more impromptu practice sessions & procastinations. Once planned, I have to stick to it.
I just simply don't want to let myself down when I know that I could actually do them well, if I really, really want to. Besides, I really agree to what my instrumental teachers said to me,"...Doing music is not a bed of roses. You just got to push yourself even harder if you really want to do music for life..."
AND YES, regardless on the fact that my aural skills are improving leaps and bounds ever since I started taking up cello lessons professionally 3 years ago, I still need to improve my aural skills even more. My piano teacher pointed out that to me yesterday... but I thought that I've heard from her that I've improved much better since the last time she sees me? @@....
Yikes. I need to reorganize my timetable and to impose a greater self-discipline on my own.
And how many times have I said,"AND YES?"
But I would rather, keep it to myself.
I am tired, but not as tired as last week. And I still got like 3-4 periods to wait till my first class arrives at 10am.
And yes, I could not wait for my dinner date tonight. Yay! :)
AND YES, I could NOT wait for FRIDAY to arrive. Half-day. Can practice my piano & cello even more. :)
AND YES, I need to plan my practice schedule. With such tight working schedule, I just feel an urgent need to plan my practice schedule. I am already not progressing very fast enough on my pieces due to tight schedules so no more impromptu practice sessions & procastinations. Once planned, I have to stick to it.
I just simply don't want to let myself down when I know that I could actually do them well, if I really, really want to. Besides, I really agree to what my instrumental teachers said to me,"...Doing music is not a bed of roses. You just got to push yourself even harder if you really want to do music for life..."
AND YES, regardless on the fact that my aural skills are improving leaps and bounds ever since I started taking up cello lessons professionally 3 years ago, I still need to improve my aural skills even more. My piano teacher pointed out that to me yesterday... but I thought that I've heard from her that I've improved much better since the last time she sees me? @@....
Yikes. I need to reorganize my timetable and to impose a greater self-discipline on my own.
And how many times have I said,"AND YES?"