Leaving February 12

Well... I never made it out to the VMFA today. I did make it to Burning Hair practice, which was nice, but unfortunately ran a bit later because I had to catch a ride back to my house for a essential cable that I thought I had left at home, but turns out was in the practice space all along. However I did forget my house keys... ugh. Yeah a bunch of running around for nothing, but it worked out, because in the interim Kelsey wrote some lyrics for one of our newer songs. Yay. I had a salad and Cajun red beans and rice for dinner. Last night I watched the rest of Le Bourbeau. I enjoyed that one. I started BAAL while I ate dinner. I'll finish that tomorrow night, or sometime this weekend. I still need to finish "The Yellow Wallpaper" film. I finished the short story a couple days ago. Something tells me I might actually like the film better. Anyhow. I just finished the blogpost for the 14th, so I'm a day ahead. I'm gonna try and get to where I'm at least 2 or 3 days ahead of schedule so that I can carve out some more time for other studies. Fingers crossed. It's back to work, tomorrow. Hopefully not too busy. Maybe I'll hang out and do something social. We'll see. Until then. Buhbye.

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