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The other day I got to see some old high school friends who were in town touring with their choir. They had come all the way from Indiana and had been touring for 4 days in different states. It was a surprise to see them and they were very good (it especially helped that none of them really knew I was going to be there, so they were surprised too). The strange thing is that just last night I got a call from another old friend saying that he was in town, so it's been a strange but enjoyable couple of days for me.
My 16mm experimental film thing worked out pretty well I think, though I'll admit I was pretty much making it up as I went along. I used a knife to scratch off most of the film covering stuff, but halfway through one of my room mates let me know that he had sandpaper which worked a lot better. The first half of the film is shapes changing into each other, whereas the other half has more to do with paint splotches and dynamic color transitions.
Here's the video of my other project, it's supposed to represent how a sudden storm works. I wrote and performed the music (not, not wrote, but made up) ad it was recorded on a cheap keyboard, so I'm sorry if it sounds strange.


For up-do-date-Isaac-news:
I'm going out on thursday night to see Keren Ann over at Johnny Brenda's. If you haven't heard of her, check out her song "Not Going Anywhere."
ALSO! I just found out that Glen Hansard and Marketa Irgova of the movie "Once" (they won an oscar for the best original song for a movie) are going to be performing at the Tower Theater later in March. Yes.