"Again ( Read more... )

At midnight I awoke. I had had an exhausting day, one of those days where every little thing seems out to annoy you--the textbook fiasco, my key not working, Rachel trying to kill me at lunch by spilling her diet soda--so when I got home I took a nap until 12 ( Read more... )

As I walked home from lunch white fluffy things softly summersaulted to the ground and casted a fresh soft layer over the wooded areas along the pathways. It was as if there were dandelions in the clouds sprinkling their seeds on the town from above ( Read more... )

Hi Sitti ( Read more... )

Today the 4th floor hallway of Shephard Residential College was transformed. One by one, students made their way back to their rooms from Thanksgiving break, ending the four day period of quarantine for the handful of us--including me, Joel W., and Chris the RA--who stayed. The dorm slowly came to life as the familiar sounds of electric guitar ( Read more... )

from my roommate's journal (shh)

And I got to bed in Carly's room at like 10:30 pm, cause Dan had just woken up from his irregular, but regular 4 hour nap between 6-10, and I knew that meant he'd be awake til about 5 am.

Writer's block. I want to write but I can't. I want to write about seeing the CSO perform for the first time, and sounding like perfection. I want to write about eating dinner with my Intro to Buddhism professor, and my decision to pursue a religion minor. I want write to Aya from Atlanta, to tell her how great I'm doing ( Read more... )

I slept blissfully last night until about noon. Thank God for Tuesdays, right? Well that's how it felt being in dream land; it wasn't until I woke up that I realized I was missing math discussion ( Read more... )

Francois Klock, the leading expert on clarinet construction in North America, paid a visit to the NU clarinet studio at solo class Monday night. The guy was actually pretty funny ( Read more... )

It was great to see my grandmother--my Sitti--and my uncle again. As soon as they landed they were greeted with the first snowfall of the school year. I got a call Saturday morning from Charles letting me know they were here. When I looked out the window I saw a light dusting on top of the buildings. It was a lovely sight ( Read more... )