All right, so it's practically the middle of the night, but I finally have a handle on some things. I've shaved (a thing I've been without for the past few days), cleaned my room to a substantial level, practiced piano about two hours--which is satisfactory, had some "me" time at home and on the computer, and spent the day with my three best ( Read more... )

Mi Día:

- Era bueno. Yo trabajé y hici mandados con mi madre. No estuve con mis amigos, pero mañana estaré ( Read more... )

I find that it's a nice, crisp 69.4° F outside right now, which is highly strange and abnormally hot this Spring break. I actually think this is the warmest it's been in weeks, it's great! I am definitely utilizing the rest of this day to just have an awesome time and use break to its fullest ( Read more... )

I am finally starting realize more of what being busy does to oneself. Of course, I had realized it before, but throughout Christmas break, an extended period of laziness overwhelmed me. That made it seem like life would be so easy, and just think: if Christmas break did go on forever, life would be pretty simplistic and easy-going ( Read more... )

Darn it; time freaking flies by in these late-night relaxing evenings. It seems like the time from 8:30 PM until now was almost nonexistent, since I've been using LJ so much, chatting, and just the works. I am going to miss having this time when school resumes again ( Read more... )

I find it comical how vividly I used to write about my day's happenings. A prime example for this flabbergast is about last year's Christmas P&L performance, the entry written on 12-19-2004. All that text and writing went into describing the primary part of the day--not even about the last performance or the party, which from explicit remembrance, ( Read more... )

Finals are over. We're out of school on break until Tuesday, January 3, 2006. Things are good, right? I'd like to think so. I forgot my cell phone this morning, so that led to some problems later on. I am highly disappointed with myself for what I received on the Spanish and World History final, thus leading to unsatisfactory semester grades. ( Read more... )

The Fall 2005 Showcase of the Arts was this morning, November 22. For the most part it went all right, although I'm bittersweet about my act as a whole. Derek and the other brass players with their "White Mexicans" act was a hit, as was Lucas's sax quartet. Shelly kicked the audience into laughing gear with her stand up comedy of the tribulations ( Read more... )