Recession (Take 2)

People need to chill out, especially during band practice. I severely dislike bad attitudes, especially from sections that shouldn't be critiquing others before they critique themselves. Just calm down, take a step back, and figure it out, before shooting your mouth off; then we can bypass the whole dirt war thing.

So I thought I would clear up any confusion and explain the title to my last post. I had meant it to be much longer, and thus less...how shall we say, strange? So here's take two:

My pledging process is at an end. I am now a member of the Co-ed Band Sorority Tau Beta Sigma. Yes, that's right, I am a sister. Now, I have time to practice and become proficient once again at my major. I recieved word a few weeks ago that next semester I will take over for the Tuba players leaving the Wind Ensemble and the Orchestra. As you can probably guess, that is quite an honor...I'd better practice a lot ;).

Despite overloading myself with a myriad of knowledgeable hobbies, I still have little outlet for the martial arts while attending school. I was thinking about scheduling a Karate class, but I need that time to practice and/or study my keister off. So I am in a state of Martial Arts recession. I feel like my body has been disaligned. I can't throw a back kick anymore, and my flexibility is horrendous.

However, Thanksgiving break is fast approaching, and I hear a Game Day is on the horizon. Good. Because I have a new game that I hope my brother thoroughly enjoys (as well as the rest of the family). I haven't been home yet since Band Camp...I wonder what they did to my room?

Well, I'll see all of you soon, and sorry for the eccentric post earlier, I'm sure I confused a lot of people.

Thanks for reading and have a great day.
Over and Out,
Adam

Recession

In the final week of my process, with only a few more left until finals, I am embracing a state of reflection. I've had a good semester, stressful as it was, and all in all, I've changed dramatically. The discoveries that one makes inside of themselves during college are astounding; that people have ten times the capacity to get things done if they truly set their mind to doing it, and plan ahead just a tad.

They also have the ability to step out of their bounds countless times, further widening their circle of separation until nothing is left out. For example, in the past week alone, I have worn two skirts, one dress, various women's tops, two pairs of guard pants, a hawaian flower, and two to three very tight pairs of jeans (one only reached up to my thighs). This was all in good fun, mind you, and I have no intention of having a sex change, but I doubt if I would have had the confidence or the guts to do that last year.

I apologize that this is so brief, for I still have little time to update, but I cannot wait until Thanksgiving break. A time to practice, sleep, and best of all, see family and eat lots of turkey with them.

I'm off to Symphonic Band, and a performance test. Thank you for reading, and have a great day.

Over and Out,
Adam