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Comment on Don’t fret by Katarina

Katarina — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:35:58 +0000

There are so many people I want to turn “off.”

I don’t think there’s a reason to judge someone by their age. None of us are the same exact age, even if we are. Some act more immature, and some have a higher level of maturity. So, no one’s the same age.

Yes, if you step on the blacktop with absolutely no shoes or socks, your feet will be burned profusely. It’s just too hot for something like that. :/ Even in winter, the blacktop can get pretty hot. Just regular concrete roasts your feet.

Comment on Don’t fret by Skydancer (Angel)

Skydancer (Angel) — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 02:58:06 +0000

One thing that’s really hard about performance arts like yours is something that football players don’t understand. They can grunt and groan and yell and look like hell but when you’re doing a performance art you have to look and sound good doing it too. You can’t groan or yell or do a dance in the endzone or whack each other on the butt! You have to maintain your composure even when you’re dying of heat stroke! And you have to keep going, and going, and going, and going. You don’t get to stop for a break in a huddle every couple of minutes. Football players are wimps! They would never survive in marching band!

Comment on Don’t fret by Katarina

Katarina — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 23:06:07 +0000

Sometimes, I wish people had on/off switches. xD

I’m pretty much the same way – I’m quiet when I have no one in my classes, but I’m pretty loud when I’m in a class filled with friends. I’m in my own comfort space.

People frequently see me as “just 13,” even though they don’t know me. I find it kind of rude since you shouldn’t judge someone just by their age. It just isn’t fair to them.

Actually, they practice their sports outside xD. It doesn’t really matter sometimes, especially during winter. But the cross country team was just running past my house on the sidewalk from Arbor View High School doing a 5 mile loop in 110F weather.

Yikes D:.

Comment on Don’t fret by Katarina

Katarina — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 06:16:12 +0000

I think the most annoying thing is when teachers tell you your grades, and your GPA, matter more than anything else, and having a failing grade will fail your entire life. Maybe you don’t want to be an engineer, and maybe you want to design shoes, or do something far away from math. Our math teachers usually say, when we tell them, “And when are we ever going to learn … in our everyday life?” that you’ll use it in engineering or something.

Maybe I’m going to take up sewing. Then I just need to know some basic stuff. But I have stopped arguing. ):< It's better just to do my homework. Sheesh.

Vegas is hot wind, and hot black tar. They wouldn't allow us to be outside. We'd probably be inside in a gym or something, because it's much too hot. Many kids in my PE class have fainted from the fact it's so hot. :/

Secret candy stash to the rescue! LOL.

Comment on Don’t fret by Cat

Cat — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:57:09 +0000

Your Spanish teacher SPEAKS TRUTH! Whaddawhaddayaaaa!

I enjoy your way of thinking.

Comment on In Defense of Bandies by Katarina

Katarina — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:13:54 +0000

Remind me to never do marching band . It’s not that it doesn’t sound fun or anything, but I live in Nevada and its highs are 115F, and its lows can be 50F. Not something I’d be looking forward to anytime during the year, especially at a summer band camp!

But, yes, you’re awesome for doing this . I’m sure it’s fun, once you do it and get involved, but band isn’t my thing. I’m in a regular band – advanced – but I don’t like it that much, and never really have. But every April we go to Disneyland, so it’s fun.

This post actually got a true LOL out of me.

Comment on In Defense of Bandies by Brian

Brian — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 17:16:25 +0000

After the presentation that American Pie gave us of band camp, a lot of people need to read this lol. Additionally, band camps should probably be a little more prevalent than they are – I can’t name any around my way, and that serves to thwart outlets for young people. The reason that young people get caught up in stupid things is that there are no or little other things to get caught up in instead, therefore just do what’s there (even if it is negative, ‘doing something beats nothing’ – the mind needs preoccupation). It’s sad that music of all things – the programs in schools – are being removed more and more often. Whether that’s for budget cuts or whatever, it makes our students more one-dimensional and potentially leaves them without a passion they might otherwise have.

Comment on In Defense of Bandies by Cat

Cat — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 17:04:04 +0000

When you put it that way, being in a marching band does seem like more effort that I ever imagined.

I’ve never been in a marching band before. And I’m not sure I really want to. I prefer sitting with the flutes in an orchestra instead. Haha.

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Comment on In Defense of Bandies by Carissa

Carissa — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 02:59:32 +0000

I really loved this entry. You DID convince me that you’re awesome! ;D I’ve never had a bad opinion of people in band but I had no idea that you worked this hard. You should submit this to some big-time place. Or get it published in your school newspaper. Do you have a school newspaper?