Thanks for the tag, acb, for my 100th post on this blog.
I am counting down the days, and practically the hours now, until the end of the school year, and looking forward to a summer with time for exercise, practice, meditation, and all the other things I’ve been sorely missing for the last few months.
I am not looking forward to tackling the gigantic mess that is my apartment at the moment.
I want to know that I have done my absolute best in anything I have attempted.
I wish that I were always present enough to appreciate every moment.
I hate being stuck in traffic so horrible that it takes an hour and a quarter to travel a distance that should take 10 minutes, particularly when I have a middle school choir concert to conduct on the other side!
I love Seattle when the weather is starting to turn summery. Every time I step outside I am awestruck by the absolute beauty of this city and region.
I miss, sometimes, the time when I was just starting singing, when auditions were things I did for the experience of doing them, and I never worried about whether or not I would get a gig. What a great attitude to have in this business.
I fear becoming jaded in some way and losing the joy I get from singing along this crazy, winding path.
I hear the whir of the fan and the hum of the computer in my classroom -- blissful silence before the next class of the day.
I wonder what my voice will sound like next week, next month, next year, as I’m making strides technically and musically.
I regret letting friendships slip away when distance or life interferes and makes things complicated.
I dance more rarely now than I’d like. Another way to use my time this summer.
I sing in my car on the way to work, lately to this album, and this one, oh, and this one and this one.
I cry with joy to see children making music or putting their absolute all in to anything, and almost always at movies. Especially this one.
I am not always (or ever) good at keeping my car clean, inside or out, particularly when I practically live in it as I have lately.
I make with my hands a kick-ass apple pie, and various knitting projects, when I have time. Wow, all that extra time this summer is filling up fast!
I write to clarify my thoughts, to understand myself better by taking a step back from situations, and to keep my grandma informed about what’s going on in my life. :)
I confuse Andy Garcia with Nicholas Cage, and Robert DeNiro with Dustin Hoffman. Don’t ask me why.
I need to learn the alto and soprano II solos in Bach’s B Minor Mass very quickly for a gig that recently came up.
I should compile a list of music to be working on this summer (after the B Minor Mass, of course), and get organized for an upcoming demo recording.
I started a diet 12 days ago. 7 pounds down, 23 to go. Ugh.
I finish almost every book I start, though I haven’t had time to start many lately.
I tag Gia-Gina.
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