Wednesday, April 27, 2005

   i have an incompetent clarinet player sitting next to me. i swear to you, she was sharp or flat or something, and she NEVER adjusts her instrument unless Mr. Keck SHOWS her that she's sharp or flat! ARG!
i need to really practice today for Honor Band. we record tomorrow, and with my crappy playing on some parts, the recording will sound...well, crappy.
and i made it to Patty's art show yesterday. her painting of Dark was very nice. i'll send it to her later. i also took a picture of Stephanie Obele's Naruto drawing. i also got to Best Buy yesterday and they STILL don't have Spiral 4. and somehow between Sunday and yesterday, they're anime section shortened by half a section. i'm afraid now. now it only takes up 1 1/2 shelfs. stupid Best Buy. so i went and found Spiral 4 at discountanimedvd.com and i asked mom (okay, kind of demanded) to come over and buy Spiral for me. but she's like, "no, i don't wanna do it tonight, my shows are on." and i'm thinking, "you're a lazy, then." cause it could take her all of...what? 5 minutes? and she's like, "no, not tonight!" and i have the money to pay for her to buy it (you can only buy stuff with plastic) right in my pocket, but no. she's so lazy, i swear, i'm like her maid.
and i've fallen in love with a new manga. Until the Full Moon by Sanami Matoh, the person who does Fake. one of these years, i will buy both those manga. along with a Replay card from Suncoast. of course, by the time i GET the replay card, i'll probably have bought all of YYH (boxsets included), the Furuba boxset, Spiral, and Kodocha, coming out July 26, courtesy of FUNimation, for those who didn't know and have read Kodocha. Taro says it's a really good manga, but i've only read a little bit of the 1st manga so far and think it rather boring for the most part.
today was progress report day and the only B i have is in U.S. History. all my other classes are As. i don't think i've ever been a straight A student, but hey, i'm not gonna die.
and tomorrow i get to leave school a period early to go to the Honor Band recording. we get to leave early only to wait about an hour, though. i'm gonna bring my GBA, walkman, and a book (maybe some library manga) to amuse myself with for an hour.
yesterday at Honor Band, Mr. Bear came to listen to us. yay! i was happy. Mr. Bear was the Intermediate Honor Band teacher. he's taught me band the longest. cause Ms. Lyons left us this year, and Ms. Fiorenza (fee-oh-ren-zaa) was only 5th grade, Mr. Smith was only 6th grade, Ms. Lyons was 7th and 8th, Mr. Keck is 9th, and next year i get Mr. Sullivan. but i've had Mr. Bear for younger honor band from 6th to 8th grade. 3 years. kind of sad that i can't hold a band teacher for 3 years.
and also yesterday there was a clarinet at practice who hadn't been last week, and she kept teasing me in a friendly sort of way, but it was still kind of mean. the teacher from North teaches this honor band and he pulled out this giant tuner (giant to my standards) and i say that out loud and the girl's all, "your face is huge." (she comes from North, and northerners seem to say things like that. like "your brain is huge!" when you say something else is huge. they also play the choking game. idiots) and she was just doing stuff like that. she annoyed me greatly. oh yeah, she kept teasing the guy i sat next to last week, like making him laugh while we played, and they would swing their clarients around and it annoyed me. no, they weren't flirting either. they come from North. Northerners are weird. we're the druggies/rebels/gangsters here at South and they're the just-plain-druggies.
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