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Tuesday, January 23, 2007 at 7:20 p.m.
Im sitting in this music appreciation class and I can't read an effing thing.
I am only 4 rows back too.
It's my first time attending this class and I already want to leave.
Im not going to drop it simply because Im already dropping way too much + the fact that little Andrew Sheldrick is sitting 2 rows over, and he'll help my sad ass understand what the hell is going on.
From what I can assume, this class divides up pieces like Ave Maria into these little blocks, and analyzes it sort of part per part.
Brilliantly boring.I figured out how to get internet, so it'll help me manage.
Ps. The teacher is somewhat overweight and wearing a big purple sweater.
Can we say
Im so mean.
Pss. I am going here tomorrow.
� BRENT BRENT BRENT 2005