So, Thursday, I went to my school's jazz ensemble. It was good; the teacher was friendly, the kids were OK. But there were assignments from the previous week that I needed to sightread. It was hard on some songs, I remember on one song there were only two chords to play and the melody was hard, too, so I just played the two chords over and over.
Sunday, I'm going trick-or-treating as Elton John. I wonder what he would think of it. Then, November 2 is Election Day, so I get off from school. After all that, I move on with my life. That's pretty much all I have to say right now.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Return from Hiatus
I had a huge hiatus from this blog. I think the last time I was here was May 2009. Anyways, I hope to blog as much as I can, starting now:
Sometimes fighting fire with fire isn't the answer. Let's say there are two friends. One friend is angry at the other for not getting him a birthday card. The second friend could defend himself, but since it usually is in an angry tone, that anger would escalate into a serious hatred for each other. Instead, the second friend should say, calmly, "You know what, I did forget to buy you a card. I'm sorry, I'll be sure to get you one." The whole thing is resolved. All he had to do was admit he made a mistake. Imagine how much better the world would be if we admitted our mistakes instead of fighting fire with fire, because that has been known to burn people.
Sometimes fighting fire with fire isn't the answer. Let's say there are two friends. One friend is angry at the other for not getting him a birthday card. The second friend could defend himself, but since it usually is in an angry tone, that anger would escalate into a serious hatred for each other. Instead, the second friend should say, calmly, "You know what, I did forget to buy you a card. I'm sorry, I'll be sure to get you one." The whole thing is resolved. All he had to do was admit he made a mistake. Imagine how much better the world would be if we admitted our mistakes instead of fighting fire with fire, because that has been known to burn people.
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