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It's been quite a while, no? My mood over the past month has not been very good, and I didn't feel like inflicting it on the blog. Who really wants a record of their own self-destructive behavior and it's consequences? However, I think I've stabilized a bit since, so I'm back!
Much has happened in the past month. I went to see my former roomie in Dallas right before the New Year. That was so fun. We ate really good food, drank some pretty good stuff, and watched much Big Bang Theory. That show so funny. I laughed until I cried just about every third episode. Sitcoms are back to being good. It seemed to me that they were silly or stupid for the past ten-fifteen years (and it creeps me out that I can say that. I can't be 22. That doesn't make sense!).
Since I've gotten back home, I've managed to complete almost all of my applications for graduate school. It's been a long, agonizing process, but all I have to do now it complete one last assistantship app, schedule my auditions, and practice, practice, practice!
Most recently, I had a two-gig day on Saturday. First, my band was an opening act for a European rock band, Tyr. Then, I played with a local symphony. We performed East European string orchestra music. It was absolutely incredible. Both gigs went really well, and I feel that most of my nervousness over them was needless.
Much has happened in the past month. I went to see my former roomie in Dallas right before the New Year. That was so fun. We ate really good food, drank some pretty good stuff, and watched much Big Bang Theory. That show so funny. I laughed until I cried just about every third episode. Sitcoms are back to being good. It seemed to me that they were silly or stupid for the past ten-fifteen years (and it creeps me out that I can say that. I can't be 22. That doesn't make sense!).
Since I've gotten back home, I've managed to complete almost all of my applications for graduate school. It's been a long, agonizing process, but all I have to do now it complete one last assistantship app, schedule my auditions, and practice, practice, practice!
Most recently, I had a two-gig day on Saturday. First, my band was an opening act for a European rock band, Tyr. Then, I played with a local symphony. We performed East European string orchestra music. It was absolutely incredible. Both gigs went really well, and I feel that most of my nervousness over them was needless.
I've also started attending a psychology course at the local community college. So far it has been very interesting. I've never considered psychology to be a true science, but the instructor is slowly convincing me otherwise. I'm intrigued by the connection between the mind and the body. How your physical form affects your psychology. Perhaps I'll post more on the subject in the future.
Until next time,
Greeny
