a little something

BLUES are motivated by INTIMACY, seek opportunities
to genuinely connect with others, and need to
be appreciated. They do everything with
quality and are devoted and loyal friends and
employers/employees. Whatever or whomever
they commit to are their sole (and soul)
focus. They love to serve and will give
freely of themselves in order to nurture
others lives.

BLUES, however, do need to be understood. They have
distinct preferences and occasionally the
somewhat controlling (but always fair)
personality of a confident leader. Their code
of ethics is remarkably strong and they
expect others to live honest, committed lives
as well. They enjoy sharing meaningful
moments in conversation as well as
remembering special life events (i.e.,
birthdays and anniversaries). BLUES are
dependable, thoughtful, nurturing, and can
also be self-righteous, a bit worry-prone,
and emotionally intense. They are like
sainted pit-bulls who never let go of
something once they are committed. When you
deal with a BLUE, be sincere, make an effort
to truly understand them, and truly
appreciate them.


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This coming Thursday will be yet another tour for the Gold Star Concert band. This year we are going up north to Winnipeg. I was hoping we would go somewhere I haven't been before for my last tour, but I think this will do. I'm still not sure what I'm going to do up there, but I'll figure out something...

So, this past week was spent as me freaking out. I've come to realize that I am almost done with school and yet I still don't know what I really want to do for the rest of my life. Do I really want to teach in the public schools? I'm not sure anymore....

I do have a scenario that I sometimes think about that would make me happy. It is a career of boarding horses and giving private instrument lessons. I would get up and feed the 4-5 horses I would board, along with my own few horses. After that I would go and teach my studio of students for a few hours. Then I would come back home and do any other work that needs to be done around the place and maybe go riding for an hour or two. I would come up to the house and make dinner for my family (which we would eat around a table with no TV in sight). After that I would go put the horses in their stalls for the night and spend the rest of the evening with my family. That would make me happy....

But until then, I just have to focus on getting done with school and graduating. Once I get my degree, I can then worry about what to do....