Say It Ain't So-Weezer

Dance, Dance-Fall Out Boy

Band Update

My band is doing fine right now. We have about three songs that we can play from start to finish, the three being a cover Dance, Dance by Fall Out Boy, a cover Say it Ain't So by Weezer, and our origional song called Mr. P, Whats an Octane? (inside joke) Our guitarist Mike has recording software at his house, so hopefully we finish this cd by the time that I move. Oh, if you are wondering about our band name, It was origionally Fission, then it got changed to Heed the Paradox, and now, I'm not quite sure what it is. Suggestions would be much appreciated.

This Upcoming Year

This year is going to be great for me because, of course, we are moving back to Hastings. It is going to be great! I get to see all of my old friends, and I could even spend some time with you guys. I must say, though, I do have mixed feelings about this move. I have made so many friends here, and July 31 will probably be the last time that I see them again. But I still can't wait to get back "home."

My Frosh Baseball Season

I had a great year playing baseball. Our team went 16-3, and we had a lot of fun in the process. Hiting and fielding this year were not exactly good, but I made up for the slack with my pitching. I had a 4-0 record in 6 games, 3 complete games, 0.58 era (2 earned runs in 24 innings), 21 strike-outs, and I did not hit one batter. Oh, if you are wondering about the 2 no decisions, one was a game that I came in relief for one inning, and the other was the game that Grandma, Laurie, Lyn, and Lia saw.

My Band

I am officially in a band! I was asked about a month ago, and have had about four practices since. Here are the band members; Kyle Richards (guitar), Mike Mainuli (guitar), Eric Wilbur (bass), Brandon Marino (bass; yes we have two bassists), Joel Annibalini (vocals), Taeyoung Kim (keyboard), and me (drums).

My CAD Class

My CAD (computer assisted designing) class might be my favorite class ever. Here is just a taste of how fun it is. Opening day of the March Maddness tournment is at hand. The tables that we sit at are in a circular shape. Our teacher, Mr. Thorne, was haveing a good day. So me and my friends Dan and Rob decide to just watch the tournment live on CBS.comsports. We all turn our monitors to face Dan, who was in the middle of me and Rob, and started to watch three different games at once. We say Kansas vs. Portland St., Georgia vs. Xavior, and Marquette vs. Kentucky. We do still get our work done, though.