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Thursday, May 19, 2005

Busy time

I'm afraid this post cannot be long. It is one day before MusicFest and it happens to be one of my busiest days ever with a full school day, choir, driving lessons, practicing violin pieces, a date, etc. I just sqeezed in some computer time during my spare.

It is still a toss-up between UBC and SFU; however, I'm leaning towards sciences at SFU. School is going well. The BCLiberals were voted in for another term. yay. Life is pretty good in general. Gregg had me buy another drumming book, "Extreme Interdependence" by Marco Minnemann. It looks really simple and lame, but the first 3 exercises will actually take me like one month to get any good at. This is partly because I have no control of my left foot and there is lots of high-hat clicks.

There is less than one month of school left in my high school career. I'm not sure if I have my CAPP health requirement. That would be a royal screw-up on my part if I missed it. Times are quite busy near the end of the year. I was in Vancouver last weekend, and will be so for the next three weekends for various music and university events. I'm actually really liking how busy things are. It makes all of my days feel full and productive. Hopefully, I'll be graduating to an "N" by the end of the month. We'll see how ready I am today at driving. Apparently, I get to slam on the ABS brakes while going 80 km/h.

Even though I thrive on the activity, I can't wait for the summer. Then I can fill my time with leirsure activity as opposed to "I'd better graduate" activity. Time is flying.

Current favourite songs: "Learn the Hard Way", "Think Twice" & something by RHCP:)

2 Comments:

  • :) Hey brad!! Ah busy days.. Thank you for our date I had fun as always!

    yawwwwwwn!Ill see you at 8am to board a BC ferry! Musicfesssssst! *night*

    By Blogger Unknown, at 11:15 p.m.  

  • I could say that girls are forced to become women, what with dealing with such painful, inconveniant, messy things like periods and childbirth (not to mention men ;) but you would probably come up with a like story for boys, even though I can't think what you would say now. Actually, I'm interested :D--bring it on.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:05 p.m.  

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