Composer: not tonal, not atonal, but a secret third thing. Adequate approximation of a teacher. Posts about music, D&D, and loads of other nonsense | she/her
I just want to clarify that this flashing strobe light is being projected onto a rent-controlled apartment with a fair number of elderly residents. You know, just in case you were wondering if it could get worse.
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Why is it called Dungeons and Dragons when the most important part is being a little magic guy who has a lot of feelings. They should've named it Elves and Emotions
I made some M&M cookies earlier this week for a party, and today after the farmer's market I found myself making some kind of salad thing, cucumbers and tomatoes and feta and whatnot. I was contemplating late night snack options when it hit me:
I can finally taste King's Hand.
I had a dream where there was a food called “King’s Hand”, a hollow hand made of m&m cookie, filled with Greek salad.
I could not stop thinking about it.
Here is the culmination of a week long effort.
If people actually transitioned to gain an advantage in high school extracurriculars (rather than, you know, because it's what's in their hearts), we would see WAY more cutthroat theater girls becoming boys to get better roles.
For my mezzos, altos, baritones, and basses: what's the funniest age-inappropriate solo you've ever sung, and how old were you?
I'll start: 7th grade musical theater camp, when everyone's audition was "Popular," I earnestly took my mom's suggestion to sing "Send in the Clowns."
I feel like the culture is boiling up more and more into "you don't owe anything to anybody," and like... technically we don't, I guess, but wouldn't it be nice if sometimes we did? Just as humans? I'll watch your stuff. I'll tell you where the train goes. I'll hold the door.