I have a goal! This probably sounds pretty dumb for those who don't know that I haven't been able to state one goal for my life for the past three months! Anyway, today I talked to a counselor at SVU, where I've been toying with the idea of attending. This counselor encouraged me to apply for a Talent Scholarship on the flute, so today I dusted off my flute for the first time since putting it way in May. I'm really excited to start working on the pieces I have chosen/will choose to showcase my playing. I already have one piece chosen, and I am in search of a second.
I had forgotten how much fun it is to work towards a goal. My hope is to have a polished recording of my pieces sent in by December or January (before I flee the country!). So, for the next four months, I'll be practicing and practicing. If I'm not available to do something, the reason will most likely be that I am practicing. I really want to finance my schooling without my dad's help, and a scholarship would be a wonderful start!
I'll keep you updated on my progress!
12 September 2007
02 September 2007
Watch out, again!
This is a video of my nephew, Roadrunner, demonstrating how to play in the Ball Room. How many balls can you count?
(Your sound isn't turned off. This is a silent film!)
(Your sound isn't turned off. This is a silent film!)
31 August 2007
Watch out!
Today, my nieces and nephew took me to OMSI (The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry). We had a ball of a time! Literally. Take a look.

It was a war zone in this room! Balls were flying everywhere.
Speaking of flight, I made a flying contraption out of a Dixie cup. This picture shows what it looked like as my niece, Bookworm, holds it. I think it flew very well; it flew up at least ten feet. I'm really bad at estimating, so that is my best guess.
What trip to OMSI would be complete without a visit to the Earthquake Room? None! My
niece, Pixie, comforted me when the earthquake started. She was as cool as a cucumber on a hot July morning!
All in all, today was a fun day!

It was a war zone in this room! Balls were flying everywhere.
Speaking of flight, I made a flying contraption out of a Dixie cup. This picture shows what it looked like as my niece, Bookworm, holds it. I think it flew very well; it flew up at least ten feet. I'm really bad at estimating, so that is my best guess.What trip to OMSI would be complete without a visit to the Earthquake Room? None! My
niece, Pixie, comforted me when the earthquake started. She was as cool as a cucumber on a hot July morning!All in all, today was a fun day!
30 August 2007
Testing, 1, 2, 3
I just want to test this out to get a feel for how blogging works. I'm mostly going to use this when I go to Russia, at least that is the idea.
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