Ah, the joys of modern computing.
Yeah.. so I just spent an afternoon in spy-ware/pop-up ad hell. But I believe I have thwarted them, thanks to some expert advice from my friend Adam, and WindowsXP Service Pack 2. Ad-ware, beware... you are no match for my newly-upgraded system. Bwahahaha.
:-)
Counterpoint homework for tomorrow is done! I'm glad that class is turning out to be easier than I feared it would be. Tomorrow I need to ask Dr. Campbell to be on my Master's Committee.
Lansing Matinee Musicale Women's Chorus rehearsals start next week! That will make my Tuesdays a bit more hectic, but I have a lot of fun working with them.
New resident at the house... who soundly kicked all of our asses at Halo earlier this evening. It's *very* fun having three Xbox's networked throughout the house. (No, we *never* procrastinate... ever.)
I do have a new Gerber (did I already mention that? I guess not) because my old one is lost (it was in the missing duffle bag).... SO... according to the Universal Laws of Losing Things, I will now find it, because I have bought a new one. But, if so, that's OK, cause then I will have an Emergency Backup Gerber Tool. It's good to have Emergency Backup things.
"The coffeemaker has failed."
"Quickly, the Emergency Backup coffeemaker!!"
haha.
There's an Emergency Backup Baton in the Choral Library. It's come in handy for several people in the past.
The 2004 season at Michigan's Adventure is over now.. they closed at 6pm on Sunday (technically, yesterday). My plan is to make to both Cedar Point and Geauga Lake sometime before their seasons end (Oct 31). Both of those make for a nice weekend trip.
Sean Vogt's conducting recital was today... it went swimmingly. John and I both successfully passed work on to one of the new grad students (taking all the music back to the choral library).
This blog site is really neat...except it never gets the date right on the entry... I have to manually change it before I post. Oh, well, I suppose that's not a huge deal.
Tomorrow is: Prep for Conducting Lesson, Lesson @ 1130, Counterpoint @ 1240, Chorale @ 1500. I really like my schedule. :-)
Later, all.
(Oh, by the by... I dont have the commenting preferences ferreted out just yet, but feel free to email if you have something that you just have to share.) :-)
:-)
Counterpoint homework for tomorrow is done! I'm glad that class is turning out to be easier than I feared it would be. Tomorrow I need to ask Dr. Campbell to be on my Master's Committee.
Lansing Matinee Musicale Women's Chorus rehearsals start next week! That will make my Tuesdays a bit more hectic, but I have a lot of fun working with them.
New resident at the house... who soundly kicked all of our asses at Halo earlier this evening. It's *very* fun having three Xbox's networked throughout the house. (No, we *never* procrastinate... ever.)
I do have a new Gerber (did I already mention that? I guess not) because my old one is lost (it was in the missing duffle bag).... SO... according to the Universal Laws of Losing Things, I will now find it, because I have bought a new one. But, if so, that's OK, cause then I will have an Emergency Backup Gerber Tool. It's good to have Emergency Backup things.
"The coffeemaker has failed."
"Quickly, the Emergency Backup coffeemaker!!"
haha.
There's an Emergency Backup Baton in the Choral Library. It's come in handy for several people in the past.
The 2004 season at Michigan's Adventure is over now.. they closed at 6pm on Sunday (technically, yesterday). My plan is to make to both Cedar Point and Geauga Lake sometime before their seasons end (Oct 31). Both of those make for a nice weekend trip.
Sean Vogt's conducting recital was today... it went swimmingly. John and I both successfully passed work on to one of the new grad students (taking all the music back to the choral library).
This blog site is really neat...except it never gets the date right on the entry... I have to manually change it before I post. Oh, well, I suppose that's not a huge deal.
Tomorrow is: Prep for Conducting Lesson, Lesson @ 1130, Counterpoint @ 1240, Chorale @ 1500. I really like my schedule. :-)
Later, all.
(Oh, by the by... I dont have the commenting preferences ferreted out just yet, but feel free to email if you have something that you just have to share.) :-)
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