In which I am the Pride of Amphi...again
Tonight, I was make the Pride of Amphi again. It was boring. But ice cream with Yetman and his decathletes afterwards was tons of fun.
Otherwise, life is pretty uneventful. I am tired, and either allergic or coldey. As much as I'd like it to be allergies, it doesn't seem to respond well to antihistamine, so it's probably the dreaded cold. Ugh. What a drag.
Oh, and tomorrow, our Beatles quartet is auditioning for Doradostock. A girl called me tonight to ask how many microphones we needed. I'm not sure she's got a firm hold on the concept yet. :-) We're sounding pretty good though, which is encouraging. It's on May 6th, and I'm hoping someone (probably someone related to Ellen) will tape it for your collective viewing pleasure. The sheer irony of our inclusion should make it interesting. I guarantee you we'll be the only "band" with a firm grasp on harmony.
posted by Mary at 4/12/2005 10:05:00 PM
7 Comments:
That's so cool.
You are the pride of Amphi EVERY DAY. Also the pride of me.
Aw. Thank you!
And can I just say that those announcements brought back memories? That's very tricky of the Gay-Straight Alliance to take a vow of silence. Do they plan to go to class? Like I said, tricky. Maybe today *I* will take a vow of silence.
Yeah, I think they go to class. I'm not sure how it works. I guess they just write everything. It does sound restful though.
Are the teachers supposed to just let them not talk? If I were a teacher I would call on them all day long, just to test their willpower. Also, it doesn't REALLY seem right, even for political reasons, to stop talking. I am such an old stodgy person now. "Those kids should advocate gay rights on a SATURDAY."
It is kind of a silly way to protest. They've done it before though, so they must ahve some system figured out with the teachers.
I guess so. I think it sounds very restful. For the teachers too.
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