I'm still sticking with the jazz piano thing -- practicing ii, V, I's and simple progressions out of a Fake book. I haven't had a chance to work on Auricle in a few weeks, because programming at work has been pretty heavy and I need some computer-away time while at home to relax my wrists.

Today I cleaned the apartment and consolidated a bunch of boxes to make more room in the kitchen. Now, I think I'll read a book in my window seat.

Do you all like seeing the search terms, or are they a boring waste of space to make entries look longer? I find them interesting myself, but I can stop if no one reads them.

Yesterday's search terms:

mozart's sonata composition style, Prokofiev's first and second movements of the Classical Symphony, "so you thought you could puzzle some affinity through on the rise, mmm, I mean, you couldn't be anymore obvious, though somewhere I tasted a little attempted mug where refered to those that have less urgent reasons to stay awake", interpretation ozymandias, Radish seeds experiment for the seventh grade, Virginia toll plaza job, Toll plaza design Schaufler, Specie Resumption Act of 1875, ewazen sonata for trombone program notes, sprained both ankles, worst sentence ever, Mark Wingate's music, trumpet sonata by antheil, author devices, bread tastes too yeasty, Derek Han complete Mozart, famous tightwads, faulkner similarities toni morrison, Lesa Ray, Original writer of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, marching band rock opera tommy, quantum brass, chord notation, toll booth operator job, Mama Elena, how to write a battle report