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Interests: I am a student at The Master's College majoring in music. So I like music. But I also like graphic design. I enjoy making backgrounds like the background on this xanga, and I like playing with colors and making things look good. If you ever want a xanga make-over, let me know. :-)
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Thursday, July 19, 2007

So, let's see... where was I?  Oh, yes, my birthday.  It was really fun.  It was on Sunday, and everyone at camp went to church to be comissioned for our summer of work and fun.  On my way to church, I check my voice mail, and listen to a message from my brother, wishing me a happy birthday.  He's very sweet like that.  So after church, I got with a group of friends, and people I've never met.  Someone had heard of a place to eat, and really wanted to go there for dinner, so 6 people in a van, and 2 of us in my car, we set out in the general direction of the resturant, though it wasn't quite time for dinner yet.  So I'm following my friend, and getting to know a new staff person, who happens to work in the kitchen with me and we sleep in the same room.  After not too long, my friend who I am following, also known as Pax, calls me on my cell phone, and asks me where we're going.  He also explains that he's following me, even though he's in front.  So after another while of driving, we end up at the mall.  We walk around for a few hours, and then head to the resturant.  While waiting for an hour or so (it was Father's Day as well as my birthday), my friends, and new friends, are discovering that it is my birthday.  They decide to make a huge fuss about it, and it doesn't bug me too much, because I know they do it because they love me.  So... after eating a HUGE dinner, I had to go pee.  And I come back, more stuffed than I could possibly be, and people are looking at me and smiling.  The waiter comes back with this HUGE piece of ice cream cake, and 8 forks.  We all participated in eating this thing, and then we were all REALLY stuffed.  With only remnants of whipped cream on the plate, everyone is chearing for me to clean it all up.  Someone else takes his finger and acts like he's going to lick it, but instead places it on my face.  It was fun, and we had a blast, and even though I turned 21, nobody got drunk.

Yippie.

A few weeks later...
I'm standing in the back of the kitchen, on a Wednesday night.  The meal for dinner happens to be spaghetti.  An unnamed kitchen worker brings a pot of spaghetti noodles to be strained, and pours it into the strainer in the sink.  He claims that someone bumped into him, though this has not been confirmed.  But what we do know is that the water came out of the pot, into the sink, out of the sink, and onto my right foot.  I screamed when I saw the water comming in my direction, and then I SCREAMED when it was on my foot taking my skin off.  The head of the kitchen, Lary, quickly comes over and helps me get my shoe off, and I sit down, and we look at the damage.  I was told it was a really really really bad second degree burn, since there was no black and no blood.  But it was still a bad burn.  Today, my foot is mostly recovered.  I'm still not sure if I'l have much of a scar left, because it healed very nicely, yet I'd still like to have some evidence of the incident.

I think that's about all the major excitement.  Sorry if this is kind of a whirlwind post, with a lot of text but not much content.  But hey, it's better than no post at all, right?

I love you guys

~Emily


Thursday, June 21, 2007

And then I had another celebration on my real birthday.  That was fun.  I will tell you about it sometime, but my computer is about to die, so now is not a good time.

Camp is good.  I wish you were here.


Saturday, June 09, 2007

So we celebrated my birthday yesterday... and today.

Since my parents are relocating, our old table had been sold, and we were using the card table and fold up chairs.  Eventually they found a K-Mart table they liked, and they got it.  Of course, it has to be put together.  So yesterday, my dad and I go at it.  Around 2:00, we head off to see Pirates of the Carribian.  Turns out the showtimes on Thursday are not the same as on Friday.  So we went back home, and finished putting the chairs together.  We go out for dinner, and then come home for pie and presents.

The first item is a harp pin.  Very nice.  18K gold.  Green stones, probably fake.  But it's cool.
The second item is a Peterson Strobe Flip tunner.  It's a really expensive tunner and is very good.  I'm excited.
The third item is one of those outdoor decorative flags.  It has a hummingbird on it.  I like hummingbirds, but recently I've been cleaning my room, throwing away things I don't need.  I'm not sure what to do with a flag.  So that was... interesting.

Then we ate pie, and that was that.


Then this morning... I drag myself out of bed (which, by the way, currently consists of an airmattress because my bed was sold...) and as I walk toward the stairs to go down for food, I see my harp in the living room.  That's normal, because that's where he's supposed to be, but this time he's wearing a nice thick heavy duty blue cover.  I've been wanting and needing one of those for a long time, and now he's got one.  It's very nice.  And then later today we checked the paper and got the correct times for Pirates, and we went today and saw it.

The movie was good, though there was a lot going on, and it was kinda hard to follow everything, and remember who's double crossing who.  But overall it wasn't bad.

I leave for camp in 5 days.  Yippie!!

~Emily


Tuesday, June 05, 2007

People can write some of the most random things on a blog, and sound somewhat profound.

The flaw comes in when everyone assumes that person is profound all the time.


Friday, June 01, 2007

Finals are over.

Women's Chamber Choir went on tour, and that is over.

I have two weeks left before I leave for camp.

I got new shoes today.

We're doing A Ceremony of Carols for Christmas.  For those of you who don't know, it's a major work for Harp and choir.  I get to be the harp.  At least one of them, assuming we have multiple harpists who want to do it.  I'm excited about it, and have started practicing one of the movements.  It's going to be a lot of fun, and I am going to learn a lot.

I got a haircut today.

I'm sorta sorry about not updating here more often.  But then again, only about three people read this, and I talk to you three people, so you already know what's going on in my life.  So if there's a fourth person reading this, but I do not talk to you, let me know and I'll either update here, or actually talk to you, which is more exciting than a blog anyways.

I love you three!

~Emily



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