Hopeless Romantic

Song currently playing: Violin Concerto in D – Brahms

Aloha!

I had my Ceramic Mid-Term on Monday.
It went ok, I need help making the bottoms of my pieces. They’re just too dang thick. Everything else was good. Only half of my stuff was fired, however, so I hope I did ok in grades… 🙁

Gospel Choir is getting really good, we’re doing Total Praise. That’s a really awesome song, and now I’m the head of the Bass Section. I put in 150$, we’re getting robes. We’re singing in Reverend Thomas’ church on Sunday.

My Graphics prof shot down the graphics project that I’m currently working on. I have to basically refo the entire thing. By Thursday.
And then, when I get home, Saxton leaves me a message, asking me if I’m up for a show Wednesday night.

We had practice tonight, and the consensus was that they would do it without me.
Which I didn’t mind.
But.
But what I did mind was that we’re also having a show on Thursday.
A show Franchina (our Bass) might not be able to make.
And the band was very very reluctant to play without him.

I know.

I know a keyboardist and a backup vocalist isn’t nearly as important as a bassist in a Rock band.
But it kinda hurt.
I didn’t get much practicing done tonight, they played really really loud, and I couldn’t hear myself through my headphones.
Finally, I decided to leave, and bid them farewell. I rode off listening to the echoes of Love Song for No One At All resounding behind me.
That kinda hurt too.
Oh well. Sacrifices for the band, I suppose.
It makes me even more reluctant to teach them Man in the Movies, though.
Maybe I’ll let that slide some more before I break it out.
Maybe it’s because I haven’t gotten the Cd work done. Maybe it’s because I haven’t gotten the website up. Maybe it’s because I haven’t,,,,
Maybe it’s my own insecurities.
Maybe I’m already frustrated and need to get my mind on something else, like this project.

Anyhow, back to the questions.

Romance, I see romance as something wonderful. It’s what makes falling in love worth it. It’s akin in my mind to passion, except it’s got some extra zip of hormones in it. It’s being noble and sincere, it’s being caring and courteous, strong and sensitive. It’s the thing that true love (and consequently marriage) should never get enough of. That’s romance.

Next question, from Goals category. What place would you most like to visit?

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