Wednesday, February 27, 2008

B is for Bombinate

You mean expensive**, Ann? Not expansive... though I'm sure that could make sense as well. I didn't get a chance to see the tuition for the School of Music but I'm pretty sure that it'll be substantially less than film school. Anyway, I haven't even fully applied nor been accepted yet, so I wouldn't count myself in UBC so quickly. I don't know. We'll see.

I'm not applying just because of Kem. I guess part of it is that I wanted to do some creative writing stuff but I've already taken a full year doing that right now and I think i'm need a change of things, so the only other thing I'd be good at is music. I'm not sure I'll find what I want at the School of Music (seeing as how I applied two years ago and that didn't work out) but I guess it's still worth a shot? So in short, Kem is a small part of applying to UBC.

Sorry I didn't get around to phoning you yesterday, Chels. I forgot to bring my keys and had to spend a few hours watching television at my grandparents' house while waiting for my mom to get off work and then pick me up after. And when I got home, I had four scripts to read and comment on, and I finished all of that at almost 2 in the morning. Boo.

So what does being a chef entitle, Ann? Does this mean that you'll be finally making greasy pizzas and stuff? Will you get paid more or will it stay the same?

I'm going to go with A) on the reasons why you post so much, Lily.

It's pink shirt day! I don't know if you guys have seen people wearing pink shirts today at all (I am!) It's for this campaign to raise awareness about bullying and homophobia... there's a story to that, but I'll let you google it yourself.

Back to schooling and stuff, I was watching this commercial on tv yesterday where this kid was deciding whether or not he wanted to go into the school office (i don't know why... i had the tv on mute) and then it struck me. How about a school guidance counselor? I'm an awesome listener, but probably need to address more questions and stuff, and have experience with dealing with dumb kids (ie. Conor) (I probably shouldn't call them dumb) and I can, for the most part, look at things objectively and not be judgemental (although with Conor... it's always a little hard to do that) But then I'd probably have to take psychology courses and stuff and I'm not too keen on that. I guess that's a possibility as a "backup" career thing, should I ever need one.

How does Sunday sound for everyone for another game night at my house? Anyone doing anything on that day?

~~Aaron

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