jonathan foer's book is probably one of the funniest yet saddest books i've ever read. thankfully it's more funny than sad.
my purpose driven programme has sort of stalled. it was supposed to be 'purpose driven life in 40 days' but my edition reads more like, 3 months.
was supposed to go for church jam yesterday, because the 1st keys workship was cancelled due to poor attendance. i think the team needs a workshop on how to fully utilize the 2nd keys (the keyboard synth). the triton has loads of effects and features just waiting to be used, and i think the effects on it are even better than the podxt guitar effects box that i use. but anyway chris, the fellow who usually unlocks the rooms in acs didn't turn up so we ended up chilling (not really) at holland v's coffee club.
fudge brownie with ice cream :) is nice. but i was sooooo sleepy (lazy, perhaps) that i just started stoning there. paul introduced me to a few tuck and patti songs (mental note - get tuck and patti songs. there was another few songs someone reccomended but ARGH can't remember them anymore)
i have a room but it feels as if i don't. not at home, anyway. because i sleep in a different room/position every night. some days it's in my room (the one that's supposed to be my room) and some days i sleep in the study (the one that was my room) and some days i fall alseep in front of the computer and some days i don't sleep at all. i have a toilet attached to my room (the real one) but there are no toiletries in there so i use the toilet attached to the study (my old room) because that's where everything is.
you know, i could move eerything to one place (but i'm just plain too damn lazy).
dropped jazz guitar for the time being. i used to play rock (after i played metal, which is a disgrace to music) before checking jazz and pop genres out but now i can't play either. so i'll have to start learning guitar all over again. current song for the time being is 'alive' by pearl jam. the solo sounds simple enough (read: playable) and the singing is monotonous enough for me to actually sustain throughout the song (my singing absolutely kicks ass).
oh and jamie cullum almost wanted to make me start practicing piano again (because i get a kick out of you). but, NAHH...
my purpose driven programme has sort of stalled. it was supposed to be 'purpose driven life in 40 days' but my edition reads more like, 3 months.
was supposed to go for church jam yesterday, because the 1st keys workship was cancelled due to poor attendance. i think the team needs a workshop on how to fully utilize the 2nd keys (the keyboard synth). the triton has loads of effects and features just waiting to be used, and i think the effects on it are even better than the podxt guitar effects box that i use. but anyway chris, the fellow who usually unlocks the rooms in acs didn't turn up so we ended up chilling (not really) at holland v's coffee club.
fudge brownie with ice cream :) is nice. but i was sooooo sleepy (lazy, perhaps) that i just started stoning there. paul introduced me to a few tuck and patti songs (mental note - get tuck and patti songs. there was another few songs someone reccomended but ARGH can't remember them anymore)
i have a room but it feels as if i don't. not at home, anyway. because i sleep in a different room/position every night. some days it's in my room (the one that's supposed to be my room) and some days i sleep in the study (the one that was my room) and some days i fall alseep in front of the computer and some days i don't sleep at all. i have a toilet attached to my room (the real one) but there are no toiletries in there so i use the toilet attached to the study (my old room) because that's where everything is.
you know, i could move eerything to one place (but i'm just plain too damn lazy).
dropped jazz guitar for the time being. i used to play rock (after i played metal, which is a disgrace to music) before checking jazz and pop genres out but now i can't play either. so i'll have to start learning guitar all over again. current song for the time being is 'alive' by pearl jam. the solo sounds simple enough (read: playable) and the singing is monotonous enough for me to actually sustain throughout the song (my singing absolutely kicks ass).
oh and jamie cullum almost wanted to make me start practicing piano again (because i get a kick out of you). but, NAHH...
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