Orchestra Winter Performance

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Here I am waiting for my son's orchestra performance at 7 o'clock. And I got here at 5 something! Two hours to kill while head is throbbing because of lack of sleep. I had a class today at lunch followed by a language exchange so I decided to just head out straight even though I am way early.

The lengths that parents go through for their children. I was so stressed since last night looking for the bow tie since they just mentioned yesterday that he needed it. I almost panicked coz I only have a few clues on where I can possibly locate it. And I still have to iron his shirt and prepare his pants which were still wet. Goodness! I slept late last night with that bow tie hanging over my head figuring out that I have to try again to look for it in the morning or I may have to resort to buying a new one perhaps. I've searched the most likely places last night yielding nothing. My brain was still mentally searching other possible places: P's drawers, closet and finally my husband's! I found it in my husband's drawer along with the masks. I can finally think of my own class!

One must be cool under pressure and just tough it out! Being a parent is a hard job! An unpaid one at that. Monetary wise, that is. One will truly appreciate their parents only when they become one themselves. Why one still want to have kids can be hard to understand at times. I do understand why most Koreans nowadays opt/prefer not to have any kids at all. The little sacrifices that parents do for their kids are invaluable.

This post is bleeding my sore eyes now so let me go through the lighter side.
It's funny how this last minute rehearsal started earlier. The wind group is pretty weak. They don't have enough players in the first place. They had to import three trumpet players.

They are now on the Pirate's part. There's this part where the drums have to speed up, and it's just funny to see the teacher double playing with the kid, and then she has to rush over to the other two drums as well. It's also pretty interesting to note each group own sound. The oboes, clarinets and flutes each have their own sound and audible at times.