well went to this open mic event on campus held by the LBGTA and Poetry Club on thursday(yea a kno, that was a while ago. but i pulsed about it). it was cool. got to listen to really deep poems. yea, i used to love poetry when i was younger, im just not so into the arts anymore. oh and there were a couple of vocal performers including an exceptionally good operatic(i dont think i spelled that right….but it was opera) vocalist. they had pizza and cookies. jason came with me for the first part….then left cuz he didnt wanna miss sum tv show. i wanted to b like “tv is so gay at a time when u can have live performers”(i really hope u got the pun in there
). then i texted adaiah to check it out, but she got of class earlier than i expected and surprised me lol. i hope u liked it bestie!!
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then i went to catch up to her afterwards for the movie night with the PRA. its puerto rican alliance. lol im only tellin u that one cuz i dont think thats an easy one to figure out. i was surprised, cuz i was expecting auditorium with big screen and mad ppl where it would b mad hard to find her in the crowd, but it was a small room wit like 6 or 7 ppl wit a little tv. i gotta admit i liked that better. it was more cozier. pouring rain outside, late at night, dark, ppl huddled around, funny movie(we were watchin Tropical Thunder btw). it just made me love brooklyn college even more knoin that u can do little things like that to enjoy urself with a close friend/or group of friends.
its little things like this, that i can do away from all the things that cause the main strife in my life, that bring me a little closer to peacefulness….i think i just made that word up cuz it just looks like its spelled wrong.
til next time. stay frosty
Good Morning. I went to a small junior college the first 2 years, and it was much more friendly and cozy. I could have close friends there unlike doing my last 2 years in a larger state college.I am with you as to live events vs. TV. I am 75 and retired 14 years, and I get way too much TV.I like the sound of your life at Brooklyn College. RYC thanks for your visit today. After I shared my life as Nurse Frank taking care of 3 women, I wanted to give my wonder Xanga family a happy story–hard to beat that Hawaii story. I remember how awfully poor we were. Then overnight, we are in Hawaii. God has been so good to us.Have a nice week at school. Nothing is more important in getting an education while you are young.blessingsfrank
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