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Five Things About Round One:
1. Tools + Ellen = not always a dangerous combination. In fact, often this can result in a most desirable outcome.
2. I like history. Given the personalities and interests of my parents, it can hardly be helped. It's pretty awesome to know your way around an interesting, historical site like the Military Park and understand the basic shape of the battles there.
3. Vines come in all shapes and sizes. So do thorns. Delta Five is stronger than each and every one of them.
4. Breakfast is crucial. So is lunch. Water throughout the day, even more so.
5. Even when the project doesn't turn out exactly how it sounded on paper for the whole round, there are all kinds of ways to find motivation. Which doesn't necessarily mean that it's easy to catch.
5a. It's still important to be considerate when singing to oneself. (For anyone who has caught me in the act without accompaniment, I am so sorry. It'll probably happen again.)
This went in our portfolio as my reflection for Round One. Some of you may recognize the format; I rather blatantly ripped off copperbadge's Three Things.
1. Tools + Ellen = not always a dangerous combination. In fact, often this can result in a most desirable outcome.
2. I like history. Given the personalities and interests of my parents, it can hardly be helped. It's pretty awesome to know your way around an interesting, historical site like the Military Park and understand the basic shape of the battles there.
3. Vines come in all shapes and sizes. So do thorns. Delta Five is stronger than each and every one of them.
4. Breakfast is crucial. So is lunch. Water throughout the day, even more so.
5. Even when the project doesn't turn out exactly how it sounded on paper for the whole round, there are all kinds of ways to find motivation. Which doesn't necessarily mean that it's easy to catch.
5a. It's still important to be considerate when singing to oneself. (For anyone who has caught me in the act without accompaniment, I am so sorry. It'll probably happen again.)
This went in our portfolio as my reflection for Round One. Some of you may recognize the format; I rather blatantly ripped off copperbadge's Three Things.