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Awesome Last Week... Busy This Week
The end of last week was absolutely amazing, and like I promised I have some pictures for you from the concerts I went to.
Here are the pictures from Howie Day
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Here are the pictures from Virginia Coalition (VACO)
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As you can tell from the pictures, my friends and I were as close as we possibly could be to the performers. It was absolutely amazing. It was awesome being able to watch Howie Day record his music in front of you and then play on top of it. By the end of the song it sounded like he had an entire band playing with. I also thought that VACO was unbelievable. They are one of my favorite groups and one of the reasons why I had so much fun there was because they played all the songs that I knew. My friends made a special request to them to play my favorite song because it was not on the set list and they did! Friday night I ended up going to another concert at The Pub. My roommate and I saw Mia Jones. She first came to JMU my sophomore year and opened for Phil Vassar. She did an amazing job as well. If you ever get the chance to see any of those performers perform, I highly recommend that you take the opportunity.
This upcoming week should be a lot work for me. On Thursday I have a huge exam in my Health Administration class. It will be one of my two exams that I have this semester so it is very important that I do well on it. Besides studying for that exam, my lab partner and I have decide d to have our introduction complete by Friday for our senior thesis paper. Since I decided to be a bum for most of the weekend, I’ve been working on my introduction for most of the morning so that the rest of the week can be spent preparing for my exam. So far that is the major work that I know of that I have due this week, but I’m sure throughout the duration of the week my professors will assign other work on top of what I already have due.
Posted by Kristen on October 10, 2005 03:19 PM | Link | Email Kristen
