"Hi. Today, I'm finally blogging again!"
HELLO AGAIN. It is actually amazing that I'm writing again. That one-week hiatus thing was really hard for me to do... Every time something happened, I had the urge to blog about it.
Let's see... what's happened in the past week:
-I failed about 12435283u238 tests (yes, the u included.)
-Bayview's 50th Anniversary
-TYWO concert!
-Made a friend angry (I don't even know if that friend still is a friend... /sadface.)
I think I'll write briefly about the 50th Anniversary and the TYWO concert, but the main portion of this blog will probably be about the last topic there... Yeah, I'm skipipng over academics completely. Shows just how important grades are to me. Haha.
Bayview's 50th Annviersary. I was at the school by 10, helping to set up sound and for the band. It was up to me and two others to get everything set up- sound, projector, moving all 100-some chairs up from the music room into the gym, moving percussion equipment into the gym (without carving trenches in the gym floor!), lighting, setting up chairs, etc. It went pretty smoothly though... Our performances were okay, I suppose, being our first concert of the year. (Our second is coming up today, actually!) I did happen to see a man who looked like my elementary school music teacher, although I didn't have a chance to question him. I would have liked to talk to him though; I owe that teacher a lot. After all, it was he who started my interest in music.
TYWO Concert. After Bayview's Anniversary (or rather, in the middle of it) I had to leave for a TYWO dress rehearsal. Oh jeez, that was an amazing concert. Percussion ensemble, White Rose percussion soli, Joe's Last Mix, The Big Apple, Grand Central Station (GRRRR.) It was like riding a speeding train with no brakes- scary, fast, exhilerating and full of thrills. Playing amazing music with amazing musicians call for an amazing concert... I won't be forgetting that one any time soon.
I recently made a friend mad at me... And now it seems that he won't talk to me, or just doesn't want to. I'm not really sure what to do...
In the past, I've found that I'm asked this question many times: "What is your greatest fear?"
My childish self, not knowing what to answer, replied something along the lines of spiders, ghosts, the dark, my sister Yvonne, etc, etc. Now though, I know better. It's not an easy fear to have, and I find that it often prevents me from trusting people.
My greatest fear is the fear of losing a friend.
When it happens, you lose someone with whom you've shared a part of yourself. A friend is part of your life, your comfort, your happiness, someone who understands you and knows your secrets (some, if not all.) I find that recently, because of my fear, I haven't allowed myself to get too close to people- with one exception. And now, it seems like that only exception will disappear, along with all other past friends. This leads into a cycle that doesn't have a happy ending...
When I'm upset, I find that I don't turn to anyone in particular; I never share my worries or troubles with friends or family. It's not that I don't want to, but I can't seem to trust anyone with the things I keep in my mind and heart. So, I turn to music. Many a night have I signed off of the computer only to shut myself in the study and play piano for hours on end. It's an escape for me, for my emotions, and for my thoughts. The one way for my opinions to be voiced and heard safely... from me, by me.
All this sort of makes me feel like there isn't anyone I can talk to, and there certainly isn't anyone that I can depend on or trust.
All the same... I still value my friends.
Maybe if I were more distant, I wouldn't upset them, wouldn't hurt them... And then they, in turn, wouldn't be able to hurt me.
goodbye
ttyl. :)
P.S- it's good to be back. blogging's another way to release all this tension... except people can read these entries D: oh well.
where did I go wrong, I lost a friend...