For those of you who couldn’t spare the quarter, I’ve uploaded some promo shots for a recital I’m singing in.  Enjoy! (especially the picture where I look 15 feet tall)

These next few weeks are pretty crazy so keep me in your thoughts and prayers if you can.

Off to Mr. Music History Paper (my best friend for the week)…

“If we’re coasting, we’re moving downhill.”

Say hello to the short-haired and baby-faced head of myself. Yes, it’s true. Hair gone and beard gone. Don’t worry, my mom’s been holding my hand so I am getting through this. If you pay me a quarter I’ll show you a picture.

The break has been great. It’s almost over though. Sad (baby) face.

Later guys.

I’m finally home.  I think 16 hours of driving is too much for 5 days.  I enjoy road trips though because you get to listen to lots of music, catch up with people you haven’t talk to in a while, and ponder the important things in life.  Ya know, like which came first, the egg or the chicken?  Or why are leaves green?  Or I wonder what everyone else’s green looks like?  What if someone saw all colors inverted?  How would you ever know?  By the way, I know all the answers if you want to know.

Now spring break partying can begin!  Woowoo!!!  (It’s the really conservative kinda partying that involves working on papers and memorizing music and stuff like that)

Since my comments have been peaking out at 3, let’s make this a little interactive.  Let’s see…if you could be anywhere right now, where would you be?

Lately I’ve been weighed down with many different emotions.

When you visit a place where you’ve spent a lot of time, you relive all the emotions you felt when you were there before– the pleasant and the disagreeable.

I feel like for every two steps I take, I take one back. But that means I’m still moving forward.

Our society is way too technological. The conversation behind me involves nerdy computer acronyms. And no, I’m not part of the conversation (this time).

Words of wisdom from the fingers of Aaron: No two glasses of coffee are ever the same.

Now that you have been thoroughly wisened, I bid thee farewell.