So, I just found out that I'll have my tour/paperwork/introductions for my internship on Thursday, then I'll hopefully be starting Tuesday (since Monday is a holiday). I'm a little anxious, since I know the commute is going to be painfully long each day (at least an hour and a half each way), but hopefully since I'll be riding the train, I can get a lot of reading done, and also, if we invest in a laptop, i can arrange music for my a cappella group, Resonance. Speaking of Resonance, I just got a link to see some of the pictures we took for our second cd. here's one of the pictures I really like. We're standing in the Stata Center amphitheatre.
I was told I need more pictures up here. I think that's a good idea. If only I had gotten this blog earlier. . .when something exciting was actually happening. . .I suppose I could post pictures from older events. . .
I've noticed I use ellipsis a lot. I figure that's because I'm never sure what to write about. so please! Ask me questions. I love seeing that 09s are coming across my page. Special thanks to Kevin, who has been one of the people that most people find me through.
I guess possible news from me is that I went to see my little sister perform at the concert at my high school. i gotta say, the band and select choir were amazing. I mean, they were when I was in them too ;) But besides the awesome performances, the other thing I found so cool was the art exhibit they were holding in the cafeteria. There was art on display by many of the high school students. The best parts were chairs painted to emulate a picture by specific artists. Like, someone painted the Van Gogh "Starry Night", another person painted Monet's water lillies, and another Picasso's "Guernica". They were absolutely gorgeous. My parents and I think the school should auction the chairs off (as long as the students dont want them). They would definitley bring in a good amount of money for the art program.
Well, I'm sure that wasn't too exciting to anyone reading, but I guess I am using this a bit like a journal. At any rate, I hope people still read my posts, and I'm always willing to take suggestions to make this journal better.
-Stephanie