Happy Birthday, Trent Morrow.

( New cello on the block )

Well well, it seems to be a year awash with new opportunities and potential. My mood is much improved in contrast to my rather bitter and dour spirits that persisted from this past spring through summer, and my outlook is more optimistic; things have been going remarkably smoothly as of late, the academic year bringing in a refreshing new lot of ( Read more... )

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Ever since I returned from Canada, Herr Cello has been in serious decline. Another long and nasty crack has developed on the back of my cello. It's progressive, I'm afraid. The stress added by the abrupt shift in weather during my travel and the rough handling by the airport authorities did their damage. The cracks would cost more to repair than ( Read more... )

Friday came and went. Pleasant, on the whole. It's looking to be a good year. Dr. Ross' bitter sarcasm and wit is a fine way to start the A days off. I believe I will be very much enjoying his class. Not much to report from my other classes. They are ho-hum. As the day wound down, Sarah's car had a bit of a nervous breakdown, and after having spent ( Read more... )

By popular demand, a smattering of photos from the Great White North.

( A little too much natural scenery )

All right.

Zero-hour: Word processing
1A: US History AP
2A: Chemistry PAP
3A: French III
4A: Music Theory III
1B: Precal PAP
2B: Orchestra IV
3B: Health/PE
4B: English III AP

Where would I be without word processing and the semester of gym I've yet to take?

For those of you unfamiliar with the political compass, I suggest you read up about it a bit and take the test for yourself at http://www.politicalcompass.org.

Political compass of some notable individuals:

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Lauren ( ( Read more... )