The month is halfway over and I haven’t updated recently; sorry ):
Playing acoustic at the Delaware Friends of Folk Coffeehouse tonight at the Wesley College Chapel in Dover, DE, 7:30pm & $5 yay
Erin will be joining me on violin. This is from rehearsal earlier this week ^_^
And this is me in a field:
And this is the delicious banana bread I made for tonight!!
^_^
I am of the belief that there are only two types of people in the world – people whose parents gave them as much ice cream as they wanted when they were kids, and people whose parents limited their ice cream consumption. And maybe also people who don’t like ice cream, but they don’t count because that’s weird. Anyway. I am 22. If someone asked me whether or not it is fun to be a “grown up,” I would probably just say yes. That alternative is a lot easier than telling the truth. In reality though, it can get pretty miserable. Paying bills and driving cars and worrying what people think and how to do things right and how to interact with other humans and adults and environments and apartments and roommates and friends is hard. Balancing every aspect of a crazy life is not easy. I will say this though – if you are the type that had a limit on ice cream intake, an advantage of growing up is that you can eat ice cream for breakfast. As much as you want. It’s not healthy (debatable), but it is delicious. Those people that were allowed to eat as much as they wanted when they were kids have absolutely no reason to grow up. Why move out and pay bills when you can live at home and pig out on the contents of your parents’ freezer and be content with no job or savings or life? I am glad that I could only have two scoops a night, and that there wasn’t always frozen deliciousness available in the freezer. I now have something to look forward to when I come home from work and class and get time to myself to enjoy life and be grown up, eating all the ice cream that I want, because I have earned it. That’s all. Omnomnom.
Birthday pictures! Fun night ^_^
Life is sort of crazy right now, like always. The FAWM showcase last Sunday went amazingly…still working on editing sound and video bleah (two exams this past week). Studying and watching Doctor Who all this weekend. Daylight savings time tomorrow! One of my favorite days of the year, because it marks the start of spring and is a few days before my birthday. Got some Rita’s custard this afternoon with my brother from our home shop, since they opened up today ^.^ Not much else to say. It’s been five years since my great-grandmother passed away. That’s depressing. I wish she was still here to see how much has changed. I miss her all the time.
Wrote this the other day and then my brother went through my bag and I think he accidentally saw it and now he probably thinks I’m so strange yay..
Note: I will most likely never perform this in public, because someone might think that I’m racist. Or a gay.
So…I said that my Homework song was the strangest thing I’ve ever written. This one beats it. By a lot. Written as a response to the FAWM tweet a few days ago asking to write a love song for someone of the same sex. This is for Kevin <3
“If We Both Age (Asian Soulmate)”
Michael Natrin Fawm 2011 - 11 - If We Both Age (Asian Soulmate)
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