um, hi
Well hi, anyone who still has me listed as a friend! It's been forever since I've even looked at LJ let alone posted, but was sent here by Danielle to check something out, and here I am.
So many things in life changing and many unknown variables. Mostly, what happens when I find out I'm accepted to this school in San Francisco? That means I have to go! AHHHH! I've never lived in a city, and it would be graduate school, in an unfamiliar setting. AHHH!!!
Okay, but aside from freaking out about it, I'm pretty excited too. The potential for me as a cultural anthropologist (to use a term NO ONE would use in their right mind) gets endorsement. I'm interested in large scale healing on a personal level, but have little idea of any real job I'd want to hold down. Non-profit organizations would hold many possibilities.
And oh my god, being a piano teacher is very good for me. My roommate, Tess, is really keeping me on my toes. I'm having a hard time keeping up with the pace that she's moving at, actually. Not really sure how to handle it. Think I need to find someone to turn to for advice, but not sure who.
And the new choir that I'm in the Camerata in Sacramento is probably going to be really good for me. So far, it's been a really good place for me to be with singing. A very sincere and understanding (with regards to mistakes/ not being warmed up) group of people, and I guess I just don't know very well how to get to be friends with 11 people, none of whom I know, when choir ends and everyone goes home. I'll have to figure it out. But the one tenor sitting next to me was really starting to annoy me with all of his talking....grrr. I like to be able to hear a conductor/teacher pretty clearly and maybe it got to my head a little, and maybe I was noticeably passive in my annoyance, but ah well. Such is life.
OMGOMGOMGOMG
OMGOMGOMG I sooo don't want to be doing taxes and FAFSA stuff right now.
But I will.
Tim
So many things in life changing and many unknown variables. Mostly, what happens when I find out I'm accepted to this school in San Francisco? That means I have to go! AHHHH! I've never lived in a city, and it would be graduate school, in an unfamiliar setting. AHHH!!!
Okay, but aside from freaking out about it, I'm pretty excited too. The potential for me as a cultural anthropologist (to use a term NO ONE would use in their right mind) gets endorsement. I'm interested in large scale healing on a personal level, but have little idea of any real job I'd want to hold down. Non-profit organizations would hold many possibilities.
And oh my god, being a piano teacher is very good for me. My roommate, Tess, is really keeping me on my toes. I'm having a hard time keeping up with the pace that she's moving at, actually. Not really sure how to handle it. Think I need to find someone to turn to for advice, but not sure who.
And the new choir that I'm in the Camerata in Sacramento is probably going to be really good for me. So far, it's been a really good place for me to be with singing. A very sincere and understanding (with regards to mistakes/ not being warmed up) group of people, and I guess I just don't know very well how to get to be friends with 11 people, none of whom I know, when choir ends and everyone goes home. I'll have to figure it out. But the one tenor sitting next to me was really starting to annoy me with all of his talking....grrr. I like to be able to hear a conductor/teacher pretty clearly and maybe it got to my head a little, and maybe I was noticeably passive in my annoyance, but ah well. Such is life.
OMGOMGOMGOMG
OMGOMGOMG I sooo don't want to be doing taxes and FAFSA stuff right now.
But I will.
Tim