Update: April

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Hello friends and welcome to April. 

I first thought that I wouldn't be able to do a blog post today, but look at me.

So school has basically been taking over my life and there's not been much time for anything else. Not even reading, which I value greatly. Because of this, my schedule's been a bit wild and most of my time is dedicated to my schoolwork, so there's not a lot of worrying about what I need to do and what I want to do.

Aside from this, I have finally decided on what I want my major to be when I transfer to university. I'll be doing studio art, with a minor in piano performance. Fun times, right? So I've been doing more art lately because I must practice it if it's going to be my career.

As for music I've been listening to, it's been a lot of the same stuff. Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, etc. Mostly Pink Floyd, though. Actually, probably too much Pink Floyd that I probably will go spiraling into the Void, never to be seen again. 

Farewell, my friends.

It's all good though because aside from school and the pondering of the existence of all things, things are going well. School anxiety has been real and there's been lack of sleep. However, there's only roughly a month left in this semester. Then there'll be a few weeks of relaxation before starting things up again in the summer. Oh yeah, I'm taking summer classes (woopee), which are necessary if I want to graduate with an Associates in Art next spring. 

So for all the bad, there's things to make up for the good. It's all about balance and if there's one thing I've learned from doing yoga, it's that I've got pretty good balance.

Until next time, lovelies. Peace and good times be with you.

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