Interesting things I did this week:
*Sang Papagena for Waltraud at the konzert
*Taught a class of Austrian 13 and 14-year-olds how to do the Charleston Line
*Had tea and cakes with the FOUNDER of IES (60th anniversary this year) who was mutual friends with important Viennese people like Schönberg... awesome
*Made a foooooooooool of myself in my German presentation this morning about die Steiermark (a place I went a few weeks ago, oder eine Staat dass habe ich vor drei Woche besuchen. That probably isn't correct.)
I have a German midterm tomorrow morning, but my studying was delayed by the intriguing conversation and delicious pastries of the IES man. He and his wife made me miss my grandparents. They were so cute.
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Interesting things I did this week:
ReplyDelete- Found and took the GPS coordinates of several "marker trees" at Fort Harrison State Park as a part of the Fort's ongoing study on singing bird populations.
- Received the tenor solo on "Sourwood Mountain" (Rutter) in Chamber Choir.
- Met Lauren's friends Rachel and Allison and went out to Noodles and Red Mango. Yum.
- Did not drink for Homecoming cause I'm apparently that lame.
- Scheduled my LAST BUTLER SEMESTER EVER. ;'(
Let's not talk about that last one.
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