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Indeed. Although my favourite is Z3.210 before they repainted and refurbished them. It was the last tram out of all the A, B and Z classes to still have a leather seat. I can't believe they got rid of the leather seat!Originally Posted by Chrythes
Indeed. Although my favourite is Z3.210 before they repainted and refurbished them. It was the last tram out of all the A, B and Z classes to still have a leather seat. I can't believe they got rid of the leather seat!
What city is that?This is the exact tram I took this morning on the way to school, although here it is running route 95 (picture was from before it was repainted)
Edit: Never mind, I see the word "Melbourne" on the tram.
I'm eating chinese take out right now with my brother. I had to get online because I was annoying him with constant talk of my NY trip. Which I could've talked about on here but strangly now I don't feel like talking about it, like I spent the energy already. A bit sleepy, but content at the moment.
Only the positive!
what guitar pieces are you working on?Indeed. Although my favourite is Z3.210 before they repainted and refurbished them. It was the last tram out of all the A, B and Z classes to still have a leather seat. I can't believe they got rid of the leather seat!
just reading a few pages of my Bible...
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I'm adept of a strange religion called "Physics".
Bach: Lute suite no. 1, Allemande
Brouwer: Estudios Sencillos (no. 13 far too easy)
Brouwer: Tres Apuntes
ComposerOfAvantGarde: MicroSonata no. 1
ComposerOfAvantGarde: MicroSonata no. 2 (not yet written, but when it is I plan on learning it)
Henze: Drei Tentos
Houghton: God of the Northern Forest
Legnani: Caprice no. 5
Villa-Lobos: Prelude no. 2
haha, well, in spanish, "estudios sencillos" literally means "easy etudes".
Its apparently suitable for my level of guitar playing, but I don't get it. Even the Bach Allemande (which is the second easiest piece I'm playing) is twice as difficult!
Today, I found out that I won January's MVP ("Most Valuable Player") at the hotel I work at. It's a sort of "employee of the month" thing for just the hotel (each Ameristar property does a "team member of the month" award for the entire property). That felt so good, since I've only had a job for four months. The prize included a free one-night hotel stay and a $25 food voucher. Later that night, though, I accidentally messed up someone's show ticket sale pretty bad. They wanted table #70, but I accidentally charged them for booth #20. Since I'm unable to change seating once the tickets are sold and my manager had gone home for the evening, I had to explain to them that moving to table #70 (and fixing my mistake) would require a separate charge, and that refunding them for the tickets at booth #20 would take several days if we could do it at all (I gave them about a 90% chance of success). Thankfully, they were understanding (the one paying for the tickets works at a bank), I sold them the extra tickets and filled out the ticket refund request form to be passed on to my manager in the morning, and they left satisfied.
L'enfer, c'est les autres.
Congratulations Kopachris
Ive just spent a nice four days at the house in Spain, which is nice and warm and just what I needed to regain my health.
Now im back to work, programming some tricky vba codes.
This evening im working on a photoshoot, helping a student with the photography.
"Beware of listening to this impostor; you are undone if you once forget that the fruits of the earth belong to us all, and the earth itself to nobody." - Rousseau
I'm looking for a hundred dolla' check I have misplaced and can not afford to not find.
I get to feel cool because I'm listening to 21st century music and am composing piano pieces that avoid tonal centers tritones, augmented chords and such, and prevent from sounding like Scriabin with rhythms and such...
I hope you find it!
L'enfer, c'est les autres.
'Cello lesson at 3:15, I should probably get practicing.
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in over-alls and looks like work." - Thomas Edison
Struggling to keep things in perspective. My sense of proportion is terrible.
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