Sunday, September 13, 2009

KCAI in a nutshell








class. ssion afterparty rave. ari fish crazy. gross dudes. not so gross dudes. phone books. bored in class. studio. boxes. food. boxes. little sleep. art history quiz. personal essay. beautiful weather. the nelson. the green. food. winsteads. the park. captain. freshman friday. first friday. westport. jerusalem cafe sucking. tea drops. driving. cvs. walking. food. sleep. boxes. nicki. sasha. chloe. =love.

alex and scotty surprised me last night and came to kc! not a lot was going on and I kind of felt bad about that, but it was still awesome. they kick ass. the nelson was sweet though with the trapeze artists, but they came after that. so sweet. next time sleepover?

i seriously love it here. i'm doing what i love to do and it's easier to do homework because i love what i'm doing. art history and writing are so interesting, sometimes i'd rather do that than be in studio. love. my friends are awesome, both in lawrence and in kc. my dorm is awesome. my roommate is seriously the shit and i couldn't have asked for better. i really don't know what to say, i just love it. i mean yeah, there are a few things that aren't so great. cafeteria food gets old. i don't get enough sleep. sometimes weekends are too much work. i'm sick of drawing boxes. but really other than that, it is amazing.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Reminiscing?

Excerpt from my paper that I thought was due tomorrow, but is actually due next wednesday, I am awesome.

I couldn’t wait to visit my relatives in central Kansas, driving through the boundless, raw Flint Hills. I would stay awake through the whole drive, silent, just staring out the window at the infinite, flat horizon. I completely absorbed it. Gazing at the hazy meadow of whispering wheat, swaying in the wind. I find a need to write,
These are the days we will
reminisce,
thinking about now and what is to come.

this will be the conscious time
to be remembered.

Before I left my hometown I was comfortable, familiar. Comfortable with myself, my art, and my surroundings. I felt confident being one of the more talented students in my art class, winning awards and being recognized for it. I was surrounded by maturity, but in reality was immature and couldn’t take in my environment and the personalities around me.

Haha, you can tell my main focus was wanting to put my poetry in it.
I'll write more on KCAI later, but in short- LOVE it.