When Jake told me the school was "so much more professional," I didn't really know what to think. No picture came to my mind. But the campus is beautiful! We spent lunch in the cafeteria where I got to meet a lot of his friends, who entertained me with interesting anecdotes and jokes. Chris tried to convince a newcomer to the table that I was a government official evaluating the school's social atmosphere! The new kid *almost* bought it but I think my laughing was a dead giveaway!
After lunch, we got in trouble for tearing around the mud behind the school in Chris's car. Chris and a couple others were planning to shoot BB guns (which are technically not allowed) but Jake and I used the opportunity to take our leave and he gave me a personal tour of the school. The classrooms and the equipment are. All so fancy!! We stopped in to talk to Mr. Wilson and he showed me the practice rooms where we paused to play piano.
He played a few songs and we played a couple duets. He taught me the high part of a piece that he wrote. It was a very fun piece, reminicient of "the entertainer." It took a lot of patience (on his part) but I was starting to get it!! I didn't take six years of piano for nothing, I told him. But I appreciate his patience and the way he teaches.
Oh shoot-dang! :O
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