Monthly Archives: March 2006

We sang today in Princeton, for a wonderful friendly gig in the world’s most modern town hall. We arrived at my house about midnight. There’s some talk of watching a movie, but really everyone’s too wiped, and we’ll probably just … Continue reading →

I woke up this morning to the sound of a rainstorm, and voices. As I woke up and began to understand what they were talking about, I learned that one of my fellow Chorallaries had clogged the toilet upstairs, which … Continue reading →

Ten years ago, my family and I went on a vacation trip to Italy over my spring break. I was in sixth grade at the time. We were inspired to go because we had won a drawing that I had … Continue reading →

Geoff hosted the Chorallaries last night. He was beyond hospitable (thanks Geoff!), but since he lives alone, it was no surprise that he didn’t have enough blankets for all the blanketless Chorallaries. I was really beat by the end of … Continue reading →

Next stop Philly!

In the process of outfitting my phone with some music (it functions not unlike an iPod) I ran across a great song, or at least it’s great if you like techno beatbox remixes of hardcore meta gangsta rap. More to … Continue reading →

After a reasonably uneventful 4-hour trip, we’ve all arrived at Prathima’s house in Staten Island. Like most houses in Staten Island, it’s a very nice place, in a good neighborhood, about two blocks from the biggest garbage dump of all … Continue reading →

We won.

We just performed, by which I mean competed. We had a darn good 12 minutes, good enough that if we don’t win, I will not have to wonder about what we could have done differently. So now it’s a waiting … Continue reading →

I got my new phone! It connects to the internet, so I’m actually typing this entry on the phone . You have no idea how exciting this is.