Well hello there, Fred
I don't really have anything to say. I'm at work for another 40 min and I have finished all of my homework for tomorrow. And I'm tired of internet games. So, here I am friends. Let's see, what can i update? I feel like Livejournal has fallen to the wayside, I know that I have stopped updating frequently a long time ago. But I'm seeing a general trend in it. I looked at my friends page almost every day, and there's seldomly something new every day. Uh.....updates, updates, updates....
I have a Combined Jr. Recital with Alicia coming up on March 11 at 6 pm in Wichers. Be there or....don't. I don't care. I have bad performance anxiety, so I honestly wouldn't care. I do know that most of my family is coming (by that I mean my mom, dad, gma, Dana and AJ) and several friends (Megan and I hope Casey and Erin). Dr. Sharp likes to keep telling me that the heat is on. Great, thank you Sharpie. Like I didn't know that i was going to be a focal point of an hour long recital and I need to kick it into high gear. every time he says it though, I can't help but think "The heat is on in Saigon. The chicks are hotter than hell." If only he knew what I was thinking...
We have a new director for Chapel Choir, the other one is on Sabbatical. THat's right, Prof. Pirate is gone for a semester. The new guy, Dr. Jeff Buitner is about 2 days older than Dana (I'm assuming). He literally just got his doctorate a few weeks before the semester started. I like to call him Jeffy Bit Bit (not to his face, of course). He's actually really cool, I like the sound that the choir is making this semester, and we ol' sopranos finally get to sing tension free!! I will say that I think I scare him a little bit, in the "Hey Miriam, I don't know how to handle your humor yet." kind of way. We had to sing at Calvin all day on Fri and Sat, so we got to talk a little bit. He's cool, yo.
Well, enough about my singing activities. I contemplated the balls out thing. I have to admit, I've been trying to apply it to my life lately, and it's working really well. It's quite liberating even. I'm happy with the results. I suggest you all take it under consideration. Also, whomever commented on the balls out thing, saying that I would even agree to Thai food....I have no idea what you are referring to. I can't think of a time that I have been offered Thai food in my life, if I had, I most certainly would not have turned it down unless my stomach was already hurting me. Who are you? I have a feeling it's my brother, but I'm not sure. I love you Aj if it is, if not. Well, stranger, I'm going balls out on everything- I love you, too. Adios, gringoes.
I have a Combined Jr. Recital with Alicia coming up on March 11 at 6 pm in Wichers. Be there or....don't. I don't care. I have bad performance anxiety, so I honestly wouldn't care. I do know that most of my family is coming (by that I mean my mom, dad, gma, Dana and AJ) and several friends (Megan and I hope Casey and Erin). Dr. Sharp likes to keep telling me that the heat is on. Great, thank you Sharpie. Like I didn't know that i was going to be a focal point of an hour long recital and I need to kick it into high gear. every time he says it though, I can't help but think "The heat is on in Saigon. The chicks are hotter than hell." If only he knew what I was thinking...
We have a new director for Chapel Choir, the other one is on Sabbatical. THat's right, Prof. Pirate is gone for a semester. The new guy, Dr. Jeff Buitner is about 2 days older than Dana (I'm assuming). He literally just got his doctorate a few weeks before the semester started. I like to call him Jeffy Bit Bit (not to his face, of course). He's actually really cool, I like the sound that the choir is making this semester, and we ol' sopranos finally get to sing tension free!! I will say that I think I scare him a little bit, in the "Hey Miriam, I don't know how to handle your humor yet." kind of way. We had to sing at Calvin all day on Fri and Sat, so we got to talk a little bit. He's cool, yo.
Well, enough about my singing activities. I contemplated the balls out thing. I have to admit, I've been trying to apply it to my life lately, and it's working really well. It's quite liberating even. I'm happy with the results. I suggest you all take it under consideration. Also, whomever commented on the balls out thing, saying that I would even agree to Thai food....I have no idea what you are referring to. I can't think of a time that I have been offered Thai food in my life, if I had, I most certainly would not have turned it down unless my stomach was already hurting me. Who are you? I have a feeling it's my brother, but I'm not sure. I love you Aj if it is, if not. Well, stranger, I'm going balls out on everything- I love you, too. Adios, gringoes.