filler entry

Why do people feel compelled to answer surveys when they’re posted? Hard to say because I’m one of the masses…I’ve updated MyPhotoAlbum with some late, great pictures, so go have a gander!

Who was the last person:
1. You hung out with?
Mom, Na, and I went to TapEx yesterday, does that count? And then there was Thanksgiving with the family…and then I saw Happy Feet on Monday with Crash, Katie, Alex, and Em…

2. Drove in a car with?
Mom and Na

3. Went to the movies with?
Crash, Katie, Alex, and Em

4. Went to the mall with?
Crash, Katie, Alex, and Em

5. Made you cry?
Cameron Diaz (I was watching In Her Shoes)

6. Made you laugh?
Na

What would you rather do:
1. Pierce your nose or tongue?
Neither, but if I had to choose…nose.

2. Be serious or be funny?
Funny

3. Drink whole or skim milk?
I actually don’t drink milk…probably whole, if I did.

4. Die in a fire or get shot?
Get shot. Doing something heroic, maybe? Yes.

5. Spend time with your parents or enemies?
Parents, of course.

ANSWER TRUTHFULLY?
1. Do you like anyone?
I like a lot of people! Oh, do you mean a boy? Well, then yes. :)

2. Winter or Fall?
A combination of both. Spring, maybe? Okay, fall.

3. Left or right?
Right

4. 10 acquaintances or two best friends?
Two best friends.

5. Sunny or Rainy?
Sunny. Actually, a light breeze!

ABOUT YOU?
1. What time is it?
11:27am, but I don’t see how that’s “About Me”…

2. First Name?
Traci

3. Where do you wanna live?
At the moment, I’m pretty content with where I am, but I have plans for the future.

4. How many kids do you want?
I don’t know.

5. Do you want to get married?
Someday.

6.Do you twirl your spaghetti or cut it?
Twirl!

7. Have you ever eaten spam?
No, but Crash says it’s fabulous.

8. Favorite ice cream?
French vanilla or coffee.

9. How many kinds of cereal are in your cabinet?
One, and I’m not sure why.

10. Current mood?
Jazzed.

IN THE LAST 48 HOURS HAVE YOU?
1. Kissed some one?
No.

2. Sang?
Yes.

3. been hugged?
Yes.

4. Felt stupid?
Yes.

5. Missed someone?
Yes.

6. Danced Crazy?
Yes!

7. Gotten your hair cut?
No.

8. Cried?
Yes.

9. Lied?
No.

10. Laughed really hard?
Yes.

STUFF.
1. Have you ever been searched by the cops?
No.

2. Do you have a Dog?
No.

3. When’s the last time you’ve been sledding?
Um…never.

4. Would you rather sleep with someone else, or alone?
Depends… ;-)

5. Do you believe in ghosts?
Good question…maybe?

6 Do you consider yourself creative?
Not really.

7. Has someone broken your heart?
Yes.

time flies when you’re overworked!

I haven’t died, I’m still here! :)

The craziness of Stage Door, Homecoming Week/Rally, Homecoming Dance, and Choir Concert auditions (plus not to mention the millions of term projects and tests that are upon me) have temporarily taken over my life.

Stage Door was amazing. I didn’t realize how much I truly loved it until it was all over. For months, we’d all been complaining about the long rehearsals and the little stupid things that bothered us, but then we stepped out on that stage, the lights came on, and it was over. Truthfully, none of us really loved the show until after preview night on Wednesday. We got such great feedback and reactions (well, for the most part, but that’s a long story) that it made us fall in love. I met some amazing people and it’s an experience I wouldn’t give up for anything.

Immediately following the after-theatre experience came Homecoming Week. As I told Jill, “Being on Class Council during Homecoming Week sucks. The end.” It’s true. It’s fun, but it’s true. See, when you’re not on Class Council, you can work on whatever task you have before you and that’s all you really need to worry about. On Class Council, you have to worry about everything. Seniors pulled it off though and finally won the spirit trophy. We also finally got first place in Decorations–after three years of hard work! The Rally was definitely the best one ever. Just proves how awesome Senior Year is so far, huh?

The dance was fun too, probably the most fun I’ve had a Homecoming Dance. Mainly because the stag petition was passed for Seniors and I got to spend the evening with Janelle, Rosa, and Cortney too. The pre-HC dinner was fun because we got to be as loud as wanted and talk about whatever we wanted which, if you know my friends, is always a plus. Then the after-HC sleepover with my girls made life so much better, Twister and forts included.

No, my high school experience does not sound normal. Yes, I don’t care :D

This past Thursday I went through two Christmas Concert auditions–one in which Cort and I played a piano duet for Crash and her sister (“The First Noel”, with Pachelbel’s Canon in D) and the other with “My Grown-Up Christmas List”. I had arranged that song over the summer by writing in the harmonies and most of the accompaniment. I played piano and sang with Cort, Rosa, and Harnoor. Fingers crossed now! (I’ve got one more audition coming up on Tuesday for a small solo in a quartet in one of Chamber Choir’s pieces.)

The majority of the pictures from all of this are on MyPhotoAlbum. I’ve still got some pictures left to upload, but that will be coming soon, so hold your horses!

time flies when you’re overworked!

I haven’t died, I’m still here! :)

The craziness of Stage Door, Homecoming Week/Rally, Homecoming Dance, and Choir Concert auditions (plus not to mention the millions of term projects and tests that are upon me) have temporarily taken over my life.

Stage Door was amazing. I didn’t realize how much I truly loved it until it was all over. For months, we’d all been complaining about the long rehearsals and the little stupid things that bothered us, but then we stepped out on that stage, the lights came on, and it was over. Truthfully, none of us really loved the show until after preview night on Wednesday. We got such great feedback and reactions (well, for the most part, but that’s a long story) that it made us fall in love. I met some amazing people and it’s an experience I wouldn’t give up for anything.

Immediately following the after-theatre experience came Homecoming Week. As I told Jill, “Being on Class Council during Homecoming Week sucks. The end.” It’s true. It’s fun, but it’s true. See, when you’re not on Class Council, you can work on whatever task you have before you and that’s all you really need to worry about. On Class Council, you have to worry about everything. Seniors pulled it off though and finally won the spirit trophy. We also finally got first place in Decorations–after three years of hard work! The Rally was definitely the best one ever. Just proves how awesome Senior Year is so far, huh?

The dance was fun too, probably the most fun I’ve had a Homecoming Dance. Mainly because the stag petition was passed for Seniors and I got to spend the evening with Janelle, Rosa, and Cortney too. The pre-HC dinner was fun because we got to be as loud as wanted and talk about whatever we wanted which, if you know my friends, is always a plus. Then the after-HC sleepover with my girls made life so much better, Twister and forts included.

No, my high school experience does not sound normal. Yes, I don’t care :D

This past Thursday I went through two Christmas Concert auditions–one in which Cort and I played a piano duet for Crash and her sister (“The First Noel”, with Pachelbel’s Canon in D) and the other with “My Grown-Up Christmas List”. I had arranged that song over the summer by writing in the harmonies and most of the accompaniment. I played piano and sang with Cort, Rosa, and Harnoor. Fingers crossed now! (I’ve got one more audition coming up on Tuesday for a small solo in a quartet in one of Chamber Choir’s pieces.)

The majority of the pictures from all of this are on MyPhotoAlbum. I’ve still got some pictures left to upload, but that will be coming soon, so hold your horses!