We don't like people who don't like us
Yes, I know. I have been terrible about doing this lately. I only take solace in the thought that the blogosphereis built on the twin pillars of distraction and the avoidance of work, and thus has not collapsed, but been validated by my total lack of posts. Anyway...
There is much to report, but I have forgotten most of it. SATs are still just as tedious as when you and I took them, except now they include the writing of a dull essay, VH1 has been uneventful (although it has turned out to be a really good place to meet girls), and I'm not even sure what's going on in half of my classes. However, that last is going to change because...
I finally finished tracking Tom's EP! HOoRaY!!!!! When I left the studio yesterday, I felt like I had walked out of a moist, dark cave, after 6 weeks of isolation and gnawing hunger. But now is the summer of my bliss-content, and I am definitely feeling better. Tracking on a tight schedule is really stressful because (obviously) I can't actually control the situation as much as I like to, and you can't force a great take out of someone. But Tom and his guys came through (esp. Brandon... holla) and we got what we needed, so I'm taking a few days off before I start prepping for the mix.
Getting all that done has been kind of an eye-opener to how fast the semester's going. It's almost November and I have only the vaguest notion of where I am and what's been happening to me this fall. But that's fine. The sooner the semester ends, the sooner I get to London! I'm not doing arty, recorded music exchange. I'm gonna slack off a little, enjoy the city, and try to learn about something not directly related to my profession. It should be a nice change of pace from the last few months and my last chance to be a slacker college student (which I do so enjoy).
wow, what a boring post. i'll try and do something fun before the end of the week. promise.
There is much to report, but I have forgotten most of it. SATs are still just as tedious as when you and I took them, except now they include the writing of a dull essay, VH1 has been uneventful (although it has turned out to be a really good place to meet girls), and I'm not even sure what's going on in half of my classes. However, that last is going to change because...
I finally finished tracking Tom's EP! HOoRaY!!!!! When I left the studio yesterday, I felt like I had walked out of a moist, dark cave, after 6 weeks of isolation and gnawing hunger. But now is the summer of my bliss-content, and I am definitely feeling better. Tracking on a tight schedule is really stressful because (obviously) I can't actually control the situation as much as I like to, and you can't force a great take out of someone. But Tom and his guys came through (esp. Brandon... holla) and we got what we needed, so I'm taking a few days off before I start prepping for the mix.
Getting all that done has been kind of an eye-opener to how fast the semester's going. It's almost November and I have only the vaguest notion of where I am and what's been happening to me this fall. But that's fine. The sooner the semester ends, the sooner I get to London! I'm not doing arty, recorded music exchange. I'm gonna slack off a little, enjoy the city, and try to learn about something not directly related to my profession. It should be a nice change of pace from the last few months and my last chance to be a slacker college student (which I do so enjoy).
wow, what a boring post. i'll try and do something fun before the end of the week. promise.
