Drama, Drama, Drama

It's been a few days since I posted last and I figure it's about time to get back in the habit, just like Whoopi Goldberg in Sister Act 2. Anyway, classes are in full swing now and I'm back to normal with everything. Good things have been happening lately for me. Despite the fact that I can't be at the first half of every single Anderson Orchestra rehearsal because I have a class at that time, the director wants me to stay in first chair! Yay for getting to keep something that I don't deserve. Classes have been going well, I'm thoroughly motivated and am really striving towards surprising myself to get A's even though that's next to impossible with the Martin-ator. But we'll see. So that's what's happening on the academic front. The social front however is starting to look a little hazy. There's some drama going on within the suite that doesn't need to be there...at all. I don't deal well with drama, and most of the time, my defense mechanism is akin to the armadillo. I just ball up and roll away. I don't think armadillos really roll all that much, but the point is that my way to deal with drama is to not deal with it at all. Because half the time the drama is ridiculous anyway. So this drama going on is completely uninvited and I can't stand it...at all. So instead I throw myself into my schoolwork mostly. Alright, well with that said, I just want to say thank you to my best friends Missy and Ruth, for never bringing drama into our friendship, you girls are amazing and I miss you both terribly. Anyway, today was a good day, I've got nothing at all to complain about. Plus tomorrow, I don't have class and I get to go do community service at the nursing home. Yay! Bye!

P.s. Funniest quote of the day from the Most unlikely person.
"We have to hurry and get through this chapter on Europe, because just like Eddie Murphy, we need to Come to America!" -Ms. Anne Martin in my Residential design class