Jacob told me a riddle at knitting circle last night and I'm torturing myself trying to figure it out...
We had a bit of a rocky rehearsal today in choir. We have three pieces that we need to learn, and one of them has a really tricky alto part (it's all chromatic with very quick rhythms, so it's difficult to learn). The problem was that we worked on that one first and no one knew their part, so it looked like we hadn't practiced at all. Most of us actually had, though, because we knew everything else really well. It's just that we started off on a bad foot and ticked off our director. Today we test on all these parts, so I'm sufficiently imtimidated. After I finish this post I'm going to grab a quick lunch and then go rehearse my ass off before we test.
Last night was the first official knitting circle at the Newman Center and it went pretty well. There were four girls and two guys, so it was kind of cute to watch the boys learn to knit. I've decided I need some bigger needles just so that I can churn out projects faster. A trip to Fred Meyer is in order.
Last night Charlee very graciously had a dinner party at her house, so I went (albeit a little late because of knitting) and had pasta and watched Cameron and Adam play snaps. 'Twas fun. And entertaining.
Off to lunch and rehearsal. The nice thing about Thursdays is that I only have two classes and one of them is choir. Then again, we test in choir every Thursday. The shame factor of doing badly is enough to scare any of us into 1) working really hard or 2) hating ourselves for not knowing our parts...
2 comments:
what was the riddle?
Generalisations are awesome, especially when they really aren't true at all. By very untrue, I mean they hold less value than most generalisation. I particularly like making this type when I'm around my roommate, Martin. He haaaaaaaaates them and so the goal is to make as many as possible, it's like a game and it gets to him. Wow, that sounds really childish, but it's really more fun than childish. Or, perhaps it is just childish, but all the same.
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