dear diary: time for winter break.
Dec. 18th, 2018 01:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
qilora sewed all day, and brainstormed on the paper of hazardous waste... i will write the drafts tomorrow and hopefully i'll be able to edit/upload it but i am feeling a bit optimistic about that (the word count limit is only 350-700)...
something interesting that popped up in conversation today was just in-house chit-chat.. a Schubert song was playing on the classical-masterpieces channel (on TV)... Jonathan smiled and said "i always loved Schubert, one of my favorite composers, but i'm not sure why"....
so of course all of us present had to add our 2 shekels.... Seamus immediately said Mozart (NO surprise), Wesley smirked and said that he bet it was because Mozart was so orderly and nearly pompous (Seamus refused to laugh at this, but i knew he wanted to haha).... Wesley claimed Chopin is his favorite, "simple, elegant, much 'space' around the notes," and of course, piano being Wesley's instrument.... Jules claimed Beethoven (a passionate artist, again, no surprise)...
when it came to me i confessed Bach (yes, i smirked).... i saw Seamus roll his eyes a bit, he isn't really into Bach if it is played on harpsichord, it sound to "messy" to him... but that is what i love of the sounds, proof that there is harmony in chaotic systems....
here are a few pics of recent sewing, but no power-walk (been too busy with school)..
time to take my satellite screen-shots and go to sleep...
shalom! - Juju & co.
something interesting that popped up in conversation today was just in-house chit-chat.. a Schubert song was playing on the classical-masterpieces channel (on TV)... Jonathan smiled and said "i always loved Schubert, one of my favorite composers, but i'm not sure why"....
so of course all of us present had to add our 2 shekels.... Seamus immediately said Mozart (NO surprise), Wesley smirked and said that he bet it was because Mozart was so orderly and nearly pompous (Seamus refused to laugh at this, but i knew he wanted to haha).... Wesley claimed Chopin is his favorite, "simple, elegant, much 'space' around the notes," and of course, piano being Wesley's instrument.... Jules claimed Beethoven (a passionate artist, again, no surprise)...
when it came to me i confessed Bach (yes, i smirked).... i saw Seamus roll his eyes a bit, he isn't really into Bach if it is played on harpsichord, it sound to "messy" to him... but that is what i love of the sounds, proof that there is harmony in chaotic systems....
here are a few pics of recent sewing, but no power-walk (been too busy with school)..
time to take my satellite screen-shots and go to sleep...
shalom! - Juju & co.
