Glee Club and Barnacles

If you couldn't already tell by the title, I'm in somewhat of a good mood today. Why? Well, let me give you a run down on what's happened since the last post:

1)I made some friends. Katie and Ana are womderful. And I've met two other girls called Sam and Gina. I lurver them and am slightly depressed that none of the girls I've bonded with are in my dorm. Not that I don't like my dormies. No, not at all! They're all really great girls and I do my best to say hello ane be warm whenever I see them. The fact of the matter is that we have little to nothing in common and I feel that if we ever tried to go beyond a simple salutation the conversation would go south pretty quickly.

2) I now have Kurt Cobain's lovely voice saved to my computer and can listen to him should it strike my fancy.

3) CUTE BOYS. Yeah, this one's a bit shallow, but if you saw some of the boys in my school, you'd give them their own number as well.

4) Barnacles. Okay, so yesterday I had Bio and guess what we shoved under our sterescopes? That's right, barnacles! Did you know the little buggers are alive? Well, under a 'scope you can see them open and close their little shells and throw out their feathery appendages to catch food. The animal kingdom is glorious, no?

5) I'm learning French. Bien, oui?

6) GLEE CLUB! I have just joined Glee Club and could not be happier! Something about hearing all those voices come together...It just sooo inspiring. And though I've barely talked to him, I absolutely adore my director, Mr. Turner. He talked me into doing it even though I barely read notes and understand like zero muscial theory.

So, I imagine anyone who's reaading this might think "Glee Club? WTF you geek!" Well, those people don't understand the beauty and comraderie that comes from lifting your voice with a multitude. I felt like that was were I belonged...Not out of place one bit, which is odd since, again, I can't read music.

Some people get called to the clergy...some to humanitarianism...me?
I got called to Glee Club.

"It doesn't need to be right, it just needs to be beautiful."
-- Mr. Turner