so, updates huh... i'm not one to update with what i've been doing every day or night. szerintem, why publish accounts or pictures of yourself in unflattering drunken states, semi-nude or otherwise? not to say that i've been doing that, i'm quite well-behaved generally.
anyway, i've been going to lotsa concerts, which are absolutely FABULOUS! the orchestras are (most of the time) SOLID. SOLID brasses (always orgasmic), SOLID BASSES. so what have i learnt so far...
1. if i ever have a child (god - if he's there - forbid), i would never allow it to have hideous centre-parting hair. or unwashed hair weakly disguised by using lots of gel to sleek it back. which seems to be THE fashion here.
which explains why i am still very much contented in my strange, sexless state. feel very much like some pre-historic, single-celled, placid sea organism floating around.
2. woodwinds are still (szerintem) the most sissy of the orchestra. trumpets and trombones are the best. and basses of course. most macho. hahaha!
3. i have learnt to eat tomatoes raw, and have learnt to love it.
piano class concert tomorrow. i am quite sure i will ruin the whole bloody thing despite my hours of hard practise because of a panic attack. even thinking about it now makes my balls shiver. argh. i am not fucking it up again. exams week is almost over! if you're interested, let's take a look at what i had to sing during nepzene (folkmusic):
 jolly good. and a piece i'm working on for bass - looks all complicated and pro:
in other news: am quite fed-up with being patronised. I HATE PEOPLE WHO PATRONISE ME. don't you fucking do it.
and i ABSOLUTELY HATE being called a "nice" girl. what the fuck is that?! "NICE", INDEED! frankly, i'd rather be called a bitch than "nice". "nice" is just so non-descript, characterless and flacid. boring. i'd take it as a very big insult to be called "nice". i'm sure there are more adjectives in your vocabulary. like, "fat", "ugly", "mean", "disgusting"... just to name a few.
oh wells. time to get on with harmony work. |
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