18 - Moby
I suppose I owe my readers a normal blog entry. Enough crypticism for the time being.
We've finally reached Japan in my history class. I just learned that the Japanese language is as closely related to Polynesian languages as it is to Chinese. My prof is the Asian languages advisor for the College of Liberal Arts, which would explain his accuracy in pronouncing Chinese and Japanese words. There's a guy sitting in front of me who looks like Edward Norton.
Work is tolerable. Not exciting, but okay. I haven't had to serve the food-throwing lady yet, though, so my range of experience is still limited. At least I've some income now. Maybe I can start buying more stuff for music.
Speaking of, I'm thinking of changing my major to music and dropping the English minor.
Nossa senhora, this entry is boring.
We've finally reached Japan in my history class. I just learned that the Japanese language is as closely related to Polynesian languages as it is to Chinese. My prof is the Asian languages advisor for the College of Liberal Arts, which would explain his accuracy in pronouncing Chinese and Japanese words. There's a guy sitting in front of me who looks like Edward Norton.
Work is tolerable. Not exciting, but okay. I haven't had to serve the food-throwing lady yet, though, so my range of experience is still limited. At least I've some income now. Maybe I can start buying more stuff for music.
Speaking of, I'm thinking of changing my major to music and dropping the English minor.
Nossa senhora, this entry is boring.
1 Comments:
dooooo it!
okay..i may not know you well enough to be pushing you into a choice of majors...ive actaully known some who loved music..started toward getting a music degree..and then found it wasnt as much their passion as say...psychology..or teaching..so something equally not music. but i LOVED being a music major. i miss the music building so much now. end.
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