Sunday, April 17, 2005
A chronicle of the wonderful adventures of my life.
Spring break was wonderful, marvelous, and exceedingly busy. I was coming and going and coming and going to all sorts of places I know not where... well actually I do know where:
I did my job shadow of SPU's choral director on Monday. It was quite enjoyable. I sat in on a conducting class and the concert choir class. The concert choir was good, and they sang "The Lark" by Leonard Bernstein, which is an unusual, though beautiful piece.
On Tuesday I had small group, but only Jeni Nelson (my leader) could come and so we went and watched the sun set at Richmond Beach. Lovely.
Wednesday I did community service at my Mom's work (necessary for entrance into Honor Society) and watched a cooking demo at 3rd place Books. This lady from the Food Network did a bean dip demo, of all things. I went with Ashley B. and Jeni, and afterwards we bought a slice of chocolate cake and ate it on Edmonds Beach. Then after church I went to see Danielle at Northgate Mall, and then a group of us went to see "In Good Company." Which, by the way, was an excellent movie.
I saw the movie "Millions" (I'm glad I didn't spend money on it) and then went to piano lesson, and then saw "The Phantom of the Opera"(ditto) on Thursday. Don't you just love seeing movies when your parents pay for them.
My small group and I went to lunch at the Woodnville Red Robin on Friday, as well as making a stop at Barnes and Nobles, where I bought "A Swiftly Tilting Planet," which I have desired greatly for about 4 years. And that night, I went to Beth's house and played her new guitar and we recorded erm... peculiar songs and then speeded them up so we sounded like chipmunks!
I went to a sleepover at Diane's house and played a game during which my sentence: "The music blared, country-western standards blaring out all rational thought" was transformed into: "The disco-dancing man with an afro is thinking about dancing and butting heads with other afro-wearing men. Meanwhile a man is drowning somewhere." After that hilarity and many brownies and sun chips we watched "Finding Neverland" and went to sleep at 2.
And school is tomorrow, but I don't know when I've had a more exciting Spring Break. (wow, this was a long post)
I did my job shadow of SPU's choral director on Monday. It was quite enjoyable. I sat in on a conducting class and the concert choir class. The concert choir was good, and they sang "The Lark" by Leonard Bernstein, which is an unusual, though beautiful piece.
On Tuesday I had small group, but only Jeni Nelson (my leader) could come and so we went and watched the sun set at Richmond Beach. Lovely.
Wednesday I did community service at my Mom's work (necessary for entrance into Honor Society) and watched a cooking demo at 3rd place Books. This lady from the Food Network did a bean dip demo, of all things. I went with Ashley B. and Jeni, and afterwards we bought a slice of chocolate cake and ate it on Edmonds Beach. Then after church I went to see Danielle at Northgate Mall, and then a group of us went to see "In Good Company." Which, by the way, was an excellent movie.
I saw the movie "Millions" (I'm glad I didn't spend money on it) and then went to piano lesson, and then saw "The Phantom of the Opera"(ditto) on Thursday. Don't you just love seeing movies when your parents pay for them.
My small group and I went to lunch at the Woodnville Red Robin on Friday, as well as making a stop at Barnes and Nobles, where I bought "A Swiftly Tilting Planet," which I have desired greatly for about 4 years. And that night, I went to Beth's house and played her new guitar and we recorded erm... peculiar songs and then speeded them up so we sounded like chipmunks!
I went to a sleepover at Diane's house and played a game during which my sentence: "The music blared, country-western standards blaring out all rational thought" was transformed into: "The disco-dancing man with an afro is thinking about dancing and butting heads with other afro-wearing men. Meanwhile a man is drowning somewhere." After that hilarity and many brownies and sun chips we watched "Finding Neverland" and went to sleep at 2.
And school is tomorrow, but I don't know when I've had a more exciting Spring Break. (wow, this was a long post)
