I've just now come to a realisation that during the winter my life gets really sedentary because the weather's far too often crappy and we can't go fishing in it. Well, we could but it'd be really uncomfortable. But...I'm okay with that because I have a treadmill and a home gym and can keep myself active enough that way so that I don't get too big and fat to accidentally roll over onto my husband and kill him while sleeping. After those thoughts ran through my mind, I suddenly decided that I don't have enough musicals on my iPod. So I've gone through the Wikipedia list of musicals (not so fun) and decided that I needed a place to record all the albums I need to get my hands on somehow in the near future without killing my bank account. This will take some time. Broadway, Off Broadway, Off Off Broadway, West End, Film Musicals, and whatever else was on that list...there are some from all of those categories that I want to find. =( Some of them are older though and might not even be attainable anymore. More sadness.
I also don't own enough books even though it's been about a month and I still haven't managed to finish A Feast For Crows. Eventually, I will be adding to my book collection. I already have all the ASOIAF books, it's just getting to the point of reading them. I eventually need to get the Naamah trilogy that followed the Kushiel's Legacy Sagas... And after that I have no idea what to read...
42nd Street
A Very Potter Musical/Sequel
Aida
Ain't Misbehavin'
All That Jazz
Altar Boyz
Annie
Annie Get Your Gun
Anything Goes
Avenue Q
Billy Elliot the Musical
The Book of Mormon
Broadway Melody (of 1936, of 1938, of 1940)
Bye Bye Birdie
Cabaret
Camelot
Carmen
Carousel
A Chorus Line
Damn Yankees
Dreamgirls
Fame
Fiddler on the Roof
Funny Girl
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Godspell
Grease
Guys and Dolls
Hair
Hello, Dolly!
Into the Woods
Jekyll & Hyde
Jersey Boys
Jesus Christ Superstar
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Kiss Me, Kate
King David
The Little Mermaid
Love Never Dies
Man of La Mancha
Mary Poppins
Meet Me in St. Louis
Miss Saigon
The Music Man
My Fair Lady
Newsies
Once on This Island
Peter Pan
The Producers
The Rocky Horror Show
The Scarlet Pimpernel
The Secret Garden
Seussical
Snoopy!!! The Musical
Song and Dance
South Pacific
Starlight Express
State Fair
Sunset Boulevard
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Titanic
Victor/Victoria
West Side Story
Whistle Down the Wind
The Wiz
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
And after typing all that...I've realised my typing skills are crap. Since most of my computer activities had pretty much died, there's nothing I do much anymore that requires fast typing skills and I definitely don't type as fast as I did 7 or 8 years ago. Ultra sadness. In the same vein, I'm guessing my piano playing skills have also deteriorated some since I haven't touched a key in the three years that I've been here. We don't have space for a piano, not even an upright, but if I had a digital piano or a keyboard I could plug it in anytime, stick a headphone jack in and play to my heart's content at any time, day or night, and not disturb John while he's sleeping. A while back I was looping, looping?? LOOKING at this one and I really like it I think. Yamaha's pretty good with their stuff and while it's not my baby grand *sniff* that I grew up playing on it will have to suffice until we have a bigger house and a bigger bank account to afford the piano I really want. I can totally afford this too as I've got more than double that saved up at the moment. If I needed a cheaper one I was thinking something more like this one. The big question is can I wait the 5-10 years it will take to have the bigger house/bank account to get something I can play on? I'm leaning closer to no on that one...
I also don't own enough books even though it's been about a month and I still haven't managed to finish A Feast For Crows. Eventually, I will be adding to my book collection. I already have all the ASOIAF books, it's just getting to the point of reading them. I eventually need to get the Naamah trilogy that followed the Kushiel's Legacy Sagas... And after that I have no idea what to read...
42nd Street
A Very Potter Musical/Sequel
Aida
Ain't Misbehavin'
All That Jazz
Altar Boyz
Annie
Annie Get Your Gun
Anything Goes
Avenue Q
Billy Elliot the Musical
The Book of Mormon
Broadway Melody (of 1936, of 1938, of 1940)
Bye Bye Birdie
Cabaret
Camelot
Carmen
Carousel
A Chorus Line
Damn Yankees
Dreamgirls
Fame
Fiddler on the Roof
Funny Girl
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Godspell
Grease
Guys and Dolls
Hair
Hello, Dolly!
Into the Woods
Jekyll & Hyde
Jersey Boys
Jesus Christ Superstar
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Kiss Me, Kate
King David
The Little Mermaid
Love Never Dies
Man of La Mancha
Mary Poppins
Meet Me in St. Louis
Miss Saigon
The Music Man
My Fair Lady
Newsies
Once on This Island
Peter Pan
The Producers
The Rocky Horror Show
The Scarlet Pimpernel
The Secret Garden
Seussical
Snoopy!!! The Musical
Song and Dance
South Pacific
Starlight Express
State Fair
Sunset Boulevard
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Titanic
Victor/Victoria
West Side Story
Whistle Down the Wind
The Wiz
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
And after typing all that...I've realised my typing skills are crap. Since most of my computer activities had pretty much died, there's nothing I do much anymore that requires fast typing skills and I definitely don't type as fast as I did 7 or 8 years ago. Ultra sadness. In the same vein, I'm guessing my piano playing skills have also deteriorated some since I haven't touched a key in the three years that I've been here. We don't have space for a piano, not even an upright, but if I had a digital piano or a keyboard I could plug it in anytime, stick a headphone jack in and play to my heart's content at any time, day or night, and not disturb John while he's sleeping. A while back I was looping, looping?? LOOKING at this one and I really like it I think. Yamaha's pretty good with their stuff and while it's not my baby grand *sniff* that I grew up playing on it will have to suffice until we have a bigger house and a bigger bank account to afford the piano I really want. I can totally afford this too as I've got more than double that saved up at the moment. If I needed a cheaper one I was thinking something more like this one. The big question is can I wait the 5-10 years it will take to have the bigger house/bank account to get something I can play on? I'm leaning closer to no on that one...