Random Observations
I could go and make a long, whiny, and wangsty post about the last week (ahem...orchestraSUX..ahem), but I won't. For my sanity and yours, my dear reader, I present you this:
1) Some people just have a constant case of bitchface. I'm not quite sure why, but I suspect it is related to their pant size. Pretending you're a size five when you're actually a nine is not cool, nor nice-looking. It makes you have unflattering back fat, and the pants are so tight that you look like you are in pain. Ditch the sizes fives and get pants that fit, your leg nerves and my retinas thank you.
2) 50 mile an hour northeasterly winds are not fun to walk in.
3) Frustration breeds creativity:
This is from Mazas book of etudes for the violin. I couldn't get the damned stroke for the life of me, so I put the violin down and made a quick doodle. Today, Conor flipped open the book and cracked up.
4) My introduction to mass communication teacher has a perfect orb, front-ass.
5) Tuvan throat singing gives me a most severe case of church giggles. Props to the Tuvans for being able to make this song, but it sounded like a low, rumbling, belch and it cracked my shit up.
6) 'Over my Head (Cable Car)' by The Fray is an amazing song, I recommend it highly.
Quote du Jour: 'I never knew that everything was falling through/ That everyone I knew was waiting on a queue'
1) Some people just have a constant case of bitchface. I'm not quite sure why, but I suspect it is related to their pant size. Pretending you're a size five when you're actually a nine is not cool, nor nice-looking. It makes you have unflattering back fat, and the pants are so tight that you look like you are in pain. Ditch the sizes fives and get pants that fit, your leg nerves and my retinas thank you.
2) 50 mile an hour northeasterly winds are not fun to walk in.
3) Frustration breeds creativity:
This is from Mazas book of etudes for the violin. I couldn't get the damned stroke for the life of me, so I put the violin down and made a quick doodle. Today, Conor flipped open the book and cracked up.
4) My introduction to mass communication teacher has a perfect orb, front-ass.
5) Tuvan throat singing gives me a most severe case of church giggles. Props to the Tuvans for being able to make this song, but it sounded like a low, rumbling, belch and it cracked my shit up.
6) 'Over my Head (Cable Car)' by The Fray is an amazing song, I recommend it highly.
Quote du Jour: 'I never knew that everything was falling through/ That everyone I knew was waiting on a queue'