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What Post Production Blues?



These past two weeks have been hectic to say the least.

The Talent Show was a success. The Lock In was also a success.

And yet I feel like my personal life has not been going so smoothly.

I don't want to complain. I don't want to write one of those "Help me I'm hurt" entries.

I just find it extremely disturbing how the things we deal with in life are so superficial. I felt great about the Talent Show, no question. But it was not enough to change my general outlook on life at this moment.

Anyway, I can honestly say that this week was the most busy I have been in school so far, and I am glad it's over. No post production blues for me.

Enough complaining.

Here are some photos from the lock in.



The Karaoke room was full all night.



Me, Tomoko, and Nat enjoying some of the vocal talents in the Karaoke room.



The Faculty didn't miss out. Truely, a Kodak moment.



Some people love pie.



MK with her trusty blanket.



Garth from Wayne's world was kind enough to drop by.

Again, thanks to all who supported us in putting the Talent Show together, it was a great show. Thanks guys.

This entry was posted on Saturday, February 05, 2005 at 10:32 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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2:25 PM

Sonal. Thanks for ur comment. Im not lying when I say that comment made me feel somewhat better. Isnt it amazing little electronic words can change ur mood? Thanks a lot.    



11:17 PM

talent show was great... so funny how you guys mc EVERYTIME as far as i can remember... ad-lib tokamo saiko-... btw, i didn't know who this garth guy was so i went to look for him in google and when i found him....

（ブッ。。。）爆笑やった... bari niteru...

- APEMAN    



7:46 PM

hey! great job at the talent show- it was a huge success. great acts and i loved the 1000 mile joke. i bet you guys'll put on an awesome prom too- good luck!

hahahah lock in was fun. and that apple pie look so good. if you ever get costco apple pie put it in the microwave and eat it. it was delicious! and eat it with either (not both) vanilla ice cream or chedder cheese. trust me on the cheese- you don't melt it, just cut a slice of cheese and put it in your mouth with the pie. my favorite :)! getting hyper at the lock in was fun, running around and jumping on couches... thanks for changing the music when rika and i wanted to dance, too hehe. it was my last lockin and talent show... im so glad that the last ones were both memorable.

one more day- ganbaroune! and i wish i could have heard hengal and becker's duet. i can't even begin to imagine...

bye!
love,
natalie    



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