Andrew Tyson Pianist Concert

This morning Mom and I actually did attend the PiYo class at the YMCA and I absolutely hated it. But the gym had complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby so the sucky class was made up for with some nice Green Tea(:



At 10, my mom dropped me off at the Trahern building of Austin Peay for my first Voice lesson of the semester with Dr.Bailey. Ironically, our lesson times are exactly the same as last semester's. We decided to work on "My Stupid Mouth" first and we picked out a few more songs to begin working with(: Directly after, like 15 minutes, I had my Media Class where we watched three music-type videos that all were the same in some way. We watched Def Leopard with Taylor Swift, Aerosmith with RUN-DMC, and Queen with David Bowie. Basically they were all the same because they were all music juxtapositions within themselves. It was neat.



Then I sprinted, and I mean sprinted, to the Foy (all the way across campus) within three minutes and changed within two to attend the Upper Body Burn class with Heather and Brittany. It was great, I really love the teacher. (: We had to rush a bit right after that as well because Brittany and I had English at 1:45 and both needed to eat lunch. So we went to the Foy and scarfed down our food. In English, we presented our Soliloquy's to the class and in Economics, we took notes on Supply and Demand. At 5, Heather and I attended our favorite Yoga class and completed our challenges in the Fitness area.

I met up with my parents in the Music Building at 7:20 for a concert of a renowned pianist, Andrew Tyson. And man, the music was beautiful! Unfortunately I'm now exhausted, have a million things to do and have to wake up SUPER EARLY tomorrow morning.


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