Is it Saturday yet?  *groans* I just want this week to be over.  Done.  Finished with.

So we can get to November.

And this will probably be a crazy rant about church choir so you can skip this if you want.

I swear this was the hardest month, in terms of, well, choir, mostly.  I mean I like being busy but, yeah, singing in two choirs is making me go crazy.  Mostly with spending all day at church some days but...I just so totally hate chapel choir at this point.  The alto sections is super weak without Chelsea there.  Most of the times Sandy has to help the altos, and she's not even techincally in the choir; she's assistant director for chapel choir.  And during the big concert in October she sang with the chapel choir for all of the songs, helping the altos.

And then the other day we were practising this one piece (apparently we do Handel's Messiah every four years??  I love that piece of music.  It was so fun to sing) and Hanan, the official director, was helping the altos.

I mean I like being there but...my god.  The kids are so immature.  The alto section is weak.  The only plus of being in the choir is being able to talk to Khyrstina and that's about it.  And since she's moving to Seattle in January, and I'm all worried that the musical will be a not so terrific musical, or so I've heard, I'm just, 'Drop or not drop?'

...I would drop.  But Hanan just makes you feel so guilty if you so much as miss a rehearsal because you have class on the night of a rehearsal.  Or if you have to miss second service, even though you were supposed to stay because you had missed half of the first service and being there is a good example.  Hanan just the type of person that makes one feel guilty about even thinking about missing a rehearsal or a Sunday.

So...I don't know.  Maybe next year's musical I'll do pit choir.  If it turns out to be the one Khrystina says is really bad.

But really at this point I love chancel choir and hate chapel and wish the high school kids would just grow up and stop goofing around when people keep on shushing them and...yeah, me=annoyed.

But thank God November isn't as busy as October, in terms of music.  December is the next month I'll have to worry about busyness in the choir, so I am taking November and I will be doing NaNoWriMo and not stress out about choir and try to not procrastinate with school work.  Go productiveness.

But really, if Khrystina is moving away next year (and she will be so me= D:) and Nick just happened to go away for some strange reason (which hoping he doesn't--this is the first year in all my years I've been in choir with him that I'm actually talking to him.  Yeah.  I'm surprised myself.  I've got this crush on him, sort of, and I would always be so nervous around him and nervous to talk to him and...this year I've talked to him some.  So yay?)  then I would seriously not be in chapel choir anymore, because there's just no point in being in it (though I would come back for Handel's Messiah...and if, for some strange reason, manage to do Jesus Christ Superstar for a musical.  Which this year, seriously doubt.  We are the weakest this year, IMO, in terms of singers and choir and everything.  The weakest.  In all my five years I've been in chapel choir).

The fun thing is the young adult choir though.  That's fun.  Yay young adult!  And it's so big this year.  In all my one years I've been a part of the young adult choir.  But it really seems big.  And fun.

Okay.  Back to homework.  Boo homework!...but I procrastinated, so it's my fault.

And me=sad about the Doctor Who news.  Though I still need to watch the rest of season 2, all of season 3 and 4.  I'm just wondering who they'll be getting next.  And who it'll be.

Is it Saturday yet?  *groans* I just want this week to be over.  Done.  Finished with.

So we can get to November.

And this will probably be a crazy rant about church choir so you can skip this if you want.

I swear this was the hardest month, in terms of, well, choir, mostly.  I mean I like being busy but, yeah, singing in two choirs is making me go crazy.  Mostly with spending all day at church some days but...I just so totally hate chapel choir at this point.  The alto sections is super weak without Chelsea there.  Most of the times Sandy has to help the altos, and she's not even techincally in the choir; she's assistant director for chapel choir.  And during the big concert in October she sang with the chapel choir for all of the songs, helping the altos.

And then the other day we were practising this one piece (apparently we do Handel's Messiah every four years??  I love that piece of music.  It was so fun to sing) and Hanan, the official director, was helping the altos.

I mean I like being there but...my god.  The kids are so immature.  The alto section is weak.  The only plus of being in the choir is being able to talk to Khyrstina and that's about it.  And since she's moving to Seattle in January, and I'm all worried that the musical will be a not so terrific musical, or so I've heard, I'm just, 'Drop or not drop?'

...I would drop.  But Hanan just makes you feel so guilty if you so much as miss a rehearsal because you have class on the night of a rehearsal.  Or if you have to miss second service, even though you were supposed to stay because you had missed half of the first service and being there is a good example.  Hanan just the type of person that makes one feel guilty about even thinking about missing a rehearsal or a Sunday.

So...I don't know.  Maybe next year's musical I'll do pit choir.  If it turns out to be the one Khrystina says is really bad.

But really at this point I love chancel choir and hate chapel and wish the high school kids would just grow up and stop goofing around when people keep on shushing them and...yeah, me=annoyed.

But thank God November isn't as busy as October, in terms of music.  December is the next month I'll have to worry about busyness in the choir, so I am taking November and I will be doing NaNoWriMo and not stress out about choir and try to not procrastinate with school work.  Go productiveness.

But really, if Khrystina is moving away next year (and she will be so me= D:) and Nick just happened to go away for some strange reason (which hoping he doesn't--this is the first year in all my years I've been in choir with him that I'm actually talking to him.  Yeah.  I'm surprised myself.  I've got this crush on him, sort of, and I would always be so nervous around him and nervous to talk to him and...this year I've talked to him some.  So yay?)  then I would seriously not be in chapel choir anymore, because there's just no point in being in it (though I would come back for Handel's Messiah...and if, for some strange reason, manage to do Jesus Christ Superstar for a musical.  Which this year, seriously doubt.  We are the weakest this year, IMO, in terms of singers and choir and everything.  The weakest.  In all my five years I've been in chapel choir).

The fun thing is the young adult choir though.  That's fun.  Yay young adult!  And it's so big this year.  In all my one years I've been a part of the young adult choir.  But it really seems big.  And fun.

Okay.  Back to homework.  Boo homework!...but I procrastinated, so it's my fault.

And me=sad about the Doctor Who news.  Though I still need to watch the rest of season 2, all of season 3 and 4.  I'm just wondering who they'll be getting next.  And who it'll be.

I like to think that Battlestar Galactica redeemed itself with this two-hour premeire of the third season from the second half of season two.  And it did!  I love this episode so much.

I like to think that Battlestar Galactica redeemed itself with this two-hour premeire of the third season from the second half of season two.  And it did!  I love this episode so much.

It's a rule: every TV show that I love dies.  Or may die.  Or it may not.  (The 'may not' part would be a miracle and make me insanely happy.)

Warning: this is a rant about TV shows.  You have been warned.

First it's Studio 60.  After such a big rating percentage during the first episode, I've read, or rather, saw, the ratings drop for the second and third episode.  And now I'm just worried it's going to be canceled, which, in turn, would make me angry at NBC.  Because I love Studio 60.  And I watch it.  And more people should watch it and love it.  But they're not and I know that the future is bleak.  (Come on people watch the show!  make it live!)  I just want to go to NBC and tell them to switch the timespots of Heroes and Studio 60.  If Heroes is so good, then let's see how it goes up against CS: Miami.

Then there's Supernatural.  And I'm worried for it.  Because...it's also against CSI.  (I feel like killing CSI.  Forensic evidence?  Ha, after killing those shows I would bury the evidence so good that new shows would have to come on to analyze the evidence.  Like CSI: But-Not-Really-CSI-But-Another-Show-Of-The-Same-Name.)  And then I start wondering why do all my favorite shows have to be up against some form of CSI.

Anyway, what's so good about CSI?  If people want to be a CSI, then they should watch NCIS.  At least Abby doesn't carry a gun.

And then I just read (after a rude awakening of "This issue 7 of Battlestar Galatica Magazine will be the final issue") that if Battlestar Galactica's ratings don't improve significantly for season 3, the 3rd season may be its last.  Which is so so so very much with the depressing because I love Battlestar Galactica and I just got into the fandom...like since summer, I guess, and I want it to continue because it's my drama show.  I watch it and the characters have a worse life than me and they have Cylons to face; I only have freshmen to face.  (Now that I think about it, both of them are them are of the same annoyance.  High school freshmen, keep that in mind.  Annoying, giggling, think-they-can-talk-loud-and-chase-eachother-around-because-they're-freshmen-and-in-high-school kind of freshmen.  Like 8th graders mentally except they're in high school.)

Yeah...*off to do homework*

It's a rule: every TV show that I love dies.  Or may die.  Or it may not.  (The 'may not' part would be a miracle and make me insanely happy.)

Warning: this is a rant about TV shows.  You have been warned.

First it's Studio 60.  After such a big rating percentage during the first episode, I've read, or rather, saw, the ratings drop for the second and third episode.  And now I'm just worried it's going to be canceled, which, in turn, would make me angry at NBC.  Because I love Studio 60.  And I watch it.  And more people should watch it and love it.  But they're not and I know that the future is bleak.  (Come on people watch the show!  make it live!)  I just want to go to NBC and tell them to switch the timespots of Heroes and Studio 60.  If Heroes is so good, then let's see how it goes up against CS: Miami.

Then there's Supernatural.  And I'm worried for it.  Because...it's also against CSI.  (I feel like killing CSI.  Forensic evidence?  Ha, after killing those shows I would bury the evidence so good that new shows would have to come on to analyze the evidence.  Like CSI: But-Not-Really-CSI-But-Another-Show-Of-The-Same-Name.)  And then I start wondering why do all my favorite shows have to be up against some form of CSI.

Anyway, what's so good about CSI?  If people want to be a CSI, then they should watch NCIS.  At least Abby doesn't carry a gun.

And then I just read (after a rude awakening of "This issue 7 of Battlestar Galatica Magazine will be the final issue") that if Battlestar Galactica's ratings don't improve significantly for season 3, the 3rd season may be its last.  Which is so so so very much with the depressing because I love Battlestar Galactica and I just got into the fandom...like since summer, I guess, and I want it to continue because it's my drama show.  I watch it and the characters have a worse life than me and they have Cylons to face; I only have freshmen to face.  (Now that I think about it, both of them are them are of the same annoyance.  High school freshmen, keep that in mind.  Annoying, giggling, think-they-can-talk-loud-and-chase-eachother-around-because-they're-freshmen-and-in-high-school kind of freshmen.  Like 8th graders mentally except they're in high school.)

Yeah...*off to do homework*