Now that I've submitted one draft of my thesis... one of a bazillion, I fear. and January has ended, I'm taking a little time to bathe myself in the moment. This means I'M GOING TO SHOWS.
January was "bad" enough that I needed a complete brain break and went to go see The Iron Lady. I suggest anyone who wants to know a little bit about history to go see it. Also, women who might want a little nudge to push the boundaries, and perhaps anyone who saw Billy Elliot and wants some historical context.
Along the lines of The Iron Lady, I am trying to learn to give up control of the current auditorium situation that I'm going through. However, it's quite a hard habit to break, especially given my close ties with it and my thesis. It will be good for me, professionally, to allow someone else to control the situation- letting the powers that be do what is right. I did however, do some tech upgrades - meaning I did away with the VGA cable that was attached from our super Mac and replaced it with DVI. A digital connection WOAH nelly. ;) Thatcher ended up stepping away from power to allow for a change, even though she didn't want to. The rest is history.
Already this month I have a scheduled date for the Opera. It's actually a networking event with Met Opera for students, the show is the Barber of Seville! Then I think I'll be taking one of my friends, for his birthday, to go see a classic - Don Giovani. I will also be seeing before the 11th Boeing Boeing out at the Paper Mill Playhouse. It will be a nice active theatre going month, I think, at least in comparison. Best part, is the Opera is $25-35, Boeing Boeing is free! Hopefully I'll get some posts up about the shows.
Also, in the making is a networking / tedx type event that I'm helping to organize for Pratt's ACMPeople student group! Yay. The date is March 10th, 2012. Looking forward to that and getting info out there.
January was "bad" enough that I needed a complete brain break and went to go see The Iron Lady. I suggest anyone who wants to know a little bit about history to go see it. Also, women who might want a little nudge to push the boundaries, and perhaps anyone who saw Billy Elliot and wants some historical context.
Along the lines of The Iron Lady, I am trying to learn to give up control of the current auditorium situation that I'm going through. However, it's quite a hard habit to break, especially given my close ties with it and my thesis. It will be good for me, professionally, to allow someone else to control the situation- letting the powers that be do what is right. I did however, do some tech upgrades - meaning I did away with the VGA cable that was attached from our super Mac and replaced it with DVI. A digital connection WOAH nelly. ;) Thatcher ended up stepping away from power to allow for a change, even though she didn't want to. The rest is history.
Already this month I have a scheduled date for the Opera. It's actually a networking event with Met Opera for students, the show is the Barber of Seville! Then I think I'll be taking one of my friends, for his birthday, to go see a classic - Don Giovani. I will also be seeing before the 11th Boeing Boeing out at the Paper Mill Playhouse. It will be a nice active theatre going month, I think, at least in comparison. Best part, is the Opera is $25-35, Boeing Boeing is free! Hopefully I'll get some posts up about the shows.
Also, in the making is a networking / tedx type event that I'm helping to organize for Pratt's ACMPeople student group! Yay. The date is March 10th, 2012. Looking forward to that and getting info out there.
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