Finally, a full moon. I was wondering when it would show up. My life has been in Full Moon Mode for more than a few weeks, let me tell you (actually, don't let me tell you because it's far too weird).
Times like this, for me, are opportunities to accept small victories graciously. It is important to focus on the small things that are (or can be) under my control, as opposed to sinking into the sea of unknown and uncontrollable. What can I control?
I finished my second fuzzy green glove last night. Good thing, the weather should be cold in, what, 6 months?
I took the first of two exams used for my entire semester grade for one of my summer classes the other day. While it's not satisfactory to me, it's nearly an A. Being an art student makes it hard for me to adjust to less subjective grading at times, but I really wanted to ace that one.
I have made arrangements to go out for live music this weekend. That is something I used to do with great regularity, but I have gotten away from it in recent years. Well, that and I have a rather bad reaction to cigarette smoke. Imagine how happy I was about two years ago to go see the Finn Brothers with no smoke. I am sorry Neil had to make the special request because he had the flu, but it worked out to my advantage. Trivial comment: I tried to get close enough to Neil to actually catch the flu from him, but I only managed an autograph from him (and Tim, too) on my liner notes from ENZso. It's one of my favorite cds of all time. Tim looked at it and asked me where I got it. Odd.
Tonight, I will make sure to get outside to look at the Full Moon if it's not raining or clouded over. It's good to know that there is a possible explanation to seemingly strange things. As for control, I hope I can maintain it and maybe, just maybe, lose a little of it at the right time.
Listening to this right now, and it's hard to control my urge to sing:
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