At this point in the semester I am rather tired, but things are going well. I survived the first music history test, and all of the ensembles are coming along nicely, getting ready for our first concerts.
I sold the crabitat, so the age of the hermit crab is officially over (it took me about 5 tries to spell officially correctly just now). They will be missed, but I know that Zeus and Hephaestus are living it up on the crabby Olympia right now....
I have not decided what to be for Halloween yet. If anyone has suggestions, those would be greatly appreciated. I think Marisa is going to be a lion. We thought about doing a Wizard of Oz theme, that is still an option.
Not much in the way of exciting things going on right now. I'm writing this to kill the last 15 minutes of work. Next it's dinner and orchestra rehearsal. Nik and I might go to an Accordian festival next week on the River Walk, so I'm sure that will liven things up.
- Christina
listening to: University Chorus singing "Terezin" by Charles Davidson
This is Trinity Choir at our Fall retreat that happened
last month:
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