I had no idea what to title this post, because I’m mashing a lot of things together (contrary to how I would normally split posts up).
Friday
I took my Film History midterm two hours before class Friday morning. :D I got 32/50 (64%), but it’s not including five short-answer questions at 2 points a piece. I should get 8 more points after those are graded, bringing me up to an 80%. We watched Jaws for class that day. It was more funny to me because Devon does impersonations of Dana Carvey (in “The Master of Disguise“) impersonating Quint.
Friday evening was hectic. Concession from 5pm until the Varsity game, then pep band until the end. We never went out that night, but I did go to Jordan’s with Devon to watch some shows he recorded at the last minute. I love DVR. Tivo is okay, I suppose. ;)
Saturday
I woke up sick on Saturday. Bought some Equaline Daytime Cold & Flu Relief medicine from Albertsons, then went about my day. Our Bulldog AAAs beat the Buckeyes. Close game right down to the end. I had a good break, until I had the office shift for two hours. I was able to prepare a little for my next game I needed to coach. Cal lost to Stanford. Good defense, terrible offense. Linemen barely did anything. Boys will be “sternly spoken to” tomorrow. Our defense can only do so much, and it didn’t help that we couldn’t score. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that either of our teams were able to practice this week, due to weather conditions and a parking situation on Friday. We got cancelled Friday because the director wanted to alleviate the parking issue by using our field for parking.
After the loss, I ended up at home for the rest of the evening. It felt good, and I was able to sleep more than I normally would. I definitely didn’t go out, except to get some dinner and buy Equaline Nighttime Cold & Flu Relief medicine. I did let my backpack run in the apartment washing machine overnight, right before the door was locked.
Sunday
Today was pretty busy. My backpack was clean, and dried all day. (Yay!) The women’s choir from First Mount Zion Baptist Church was here for the weekend, and they were the main attraction for today. I didn’t realize they had a website – cool! Words doesn’t do them justice. They brought so much life to our church service, and Pastor Torian brought an awesome message. Our church is a bit more conservative than theirs, so it was a dramatic change, especially with 80+ people that they brought. That pavilion was full!
Quick background (as far as I know): We’ve known this church since 1973(?), or something, and have been passing by there on our RHP summer trips ever since. Their congregation opens their homes to us while we’re there for a weekend, and we did the same this weekend. We go out there more than they come here, so to me, it’s really special to us more than it is for them.
I had lunch with some guys and a good nap in between the church service and the performance in the evening.
The performance that women’s choir put on tonight was stunning! I can’t say much more, really! I took some pictures of them from today, but they’re not great. Better than nothing, I guess. I hope they come out here more often, that’s for sure.
When I got home tonight, I uploaded all the pictures, especially from the concert on Tuesday at the Knitting Factory to see Nural (with The Higher and In Memory).