Hey~
PSYCHOTICNESS! I got in the try-outs, so now I'm am really excited for the performance on Friday... turns out, my guitarist did learn "Supernatural" and we got it on the first try! As for "Fully Alive", I actually have not told the person in charge I will be doing that one, too, so I guess they are in for a surprise! Not only that, but we might still go through with our little secret plan... : )= Meaning possibly even more trouble. Oh, well! All in the name of "entertainment"! Mainly for me, I guess...
Also, recently I had an Orchestra Festival with the orchestra I am in... I play the violin, by the way. She is a shiny, dramatic black, and her name is Yvette (pronounced "Evett"). We played the song "Gauntlet", which they told us was written to be played in a "Dark and Energetic" way. My friend, Carly, started laughing when I said I liked the piece because of this, and said "You ARE dark and energetic!" I found that really entertaining, somehow. We managed a two on a scale of one to four, one being the best. Personally, I thought we could have done much better. One of our judges slightly resembled Einstein and gave us a -2. One judge I have worked with before, gave us a 2. Another, who works professionally with orchestras, gave us our highest, a -1. (1+, 1, -1, 2+, 2, -2, ect.) You, know, I'm not surprised so many stages and auditoriums are said to be haunted- the feeling you get backstage is so freakily powerful, that one can get very attached emotionally, I think. If I were a ghost, I'd want to linger behind the curtain!
For those of you who suffer nightly from A Series of Unfortunate Events, you might be miserable to find that Mr. Snicket will be releasing more of his work- despite the fact he told us he was done torturing us. I had a small panic attack when I read about it, and had to take a moment to breathe- if only to keep myself from falling into a small depression. The picture book, complete with a CD, which will be published sometime in 2009, will be entitled The Composer Is Dead. It is said to be narrated by Lemony Snicket, but I have other suspicions. Like that it really isn't. Do you really think that Mr. Snicket would put his life in danger like that? Obviously, it is really narrated by his "representative", "associate", or "partner in crime", depending on which phrase you think most applies, Daniel Handler. That is fine by me, as long as Lemony Snicket doesn't die on us... not literally, of course. Besides, Mr. Handler is on my hero list, too. : )= I met him and he 1. Is extremely NICE, 2. Is possibly funnier than Spongebob, and 3. Smells really clean. It is even more coolness that the book and CD is about music- and there is nothing better on this planet - with a few noble exceptions- than Lemony Snicket and music in one package, in my opinion. The world is a little more quiet, and musical, with him around...
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