Guacamurder

Oh right, I can write about that mini-project I did while everyone was in Mexico.

Making bread. Is difficult. I like cooking, and it was terribly difficult. D: Because the dough gets so hard to mix after awhile. I got so tired doing it, but then I felt bad when I realized that people've been making bread long before electric mixers and that no one really complained about it in the days of the wooden spoon. Still, it made the paper look like a minor issue.

Well... It pretty much was. I would post it, but I don't particularly want to sit here while word loads, so this blogpost can do without it.

Then also I got to draw, which is always fun. Oh, the subjects were anatomically incorrect skeletons, too, which was also fun. I really didn't have a clue as to what do draw them doing. I had planned to draw a band, but after looking through artwork of this genre on the internet I felt that my sketch was a bit hackneyed.

So I called my friend from out of state for a bit and we spoke about our plans for when I fly there during Spring break. She mentioned how she had to teach me to cook fishcakes when I was over there, and so I ended up drawing skeletons cooking. Huzzah.

CALL MY FRIENDS AND-- *crashes into wall*

I recently went to Point Loma Nazarene to interview college students. We had planned to go to SDSU, but we were rapidly running out of time to do so, and I go to Point Loma Nazarene for voice lessons as it is. So, in the end, while we did not get a frat boy, we got a rather interesting opinion that goes against Mr. Turner's 'San Diego Christians for Secure Borders' theory. (A student at Nazarene, a Christian college, said that as a Christian, the idea of borders troubled her since "everyone is equal in the eyes of God.")

I don't know. I thought it was interesting.

We also filmed/recorded the rest of our video clips in school the other day, although it took awhile since I couldn't get my lines out right and people kept slamming doors/walking in front of the camera/singing loudly and crashing into walls. Hilarity ensued, etc.

We have one more clip that we need to film tomorrow (Thursday the 15th of November) so we can close it out.

Taco Guacamorder~

It might be good to post here now and then.

Since we're supposed to have a daily average and all.

Er, I'll be posting a boatload tonight.

So. This evening I recorded a lovely (or not) piano piece to use as background music for our documentary. It is just the right length for the credits. What the actual piece is shall remain a mystery for now, but I'm certain nothing this hideous... er, well-done, could possibly have been copyrighted yet.

Credits! Speaking of credits, this evening I created them. For our documentary.

Right. Making separate posts for the sake of catching up on over a month's worth of this.