Scarborough

The past week has been, well I could just say typical for my life, but there are good things that came out of it. One my biology teacher loved the documentary I made for her class about honey bees, and that documentary was half my end of course exam grade, so for the first time in my entire public existence I might have a good final science grade. Also one thing that has been really big in my little world is that for the past few weeks (actually I think we're up to a month) my D-town partner Elizabeth and I have been working super hard to make a music video. We are using the song Scarborough Fair. For it we have a male and female singer, two violins, a viola, a flute, a guitar, a jembe (no idea about spelling) drum, and piano. We found music online they musicians transposing come parts, and the lyrics off the wonderful Wikipedia. Anyway the movie is a taking a lot more work, then at least I originally assumed. Despite that the craziness, and intense organization involved I am super happy that we are doing it, because I have always wanted to make somethingabout the song. We finished editing the first half of the video today, minus the chorus'. Tomorrow we are hoping to get a full, but rough draft version completed. I think from previous writing you will have realized about me that despite the amount I complain and groan about there is just something I love about "impossible" huge projects. Maybe it's the trill, or the excitement, or the sheer crazy involved, but I just love it! and Scarborough was no different. So that's all just wanted to talk about. I'll post some pictures soon!