kalex1138

Both awesome movies, and 'The Hiding Place' was one of my favorite books from high school! For me, it's gotta be one of the Star Wars movies. Probably Attack of the Clones because I watched that a million times in middle school. SQ

I haven't even started thinking about Christmas shopping... :\ SQ

About half an hour ago :laugh3: WWTLTY listened to X&Y from beginning to end?

Of Mice & Men SQ

Brainstorm The Shins

Cinnabun?

My family's cat; Isabel or Izzy for short.

Sets up a fireworks show for everyone already in the pub.

Neither? John Williams or Hans Zimmer?

A couple weeks ago. WWTLTY ate pancakes?

Nope. Got up fairly early this morning. Do you speak any languages other than English?

Yes, because we just put up all our Christmas stuff and this is my favorite freakin' time of the year! :D Do you have your Christmas decorations up already?

Nope. Bunch of stuff planned for today. TNP went to their high school prom.

Tent and money for Coldplay shows :P WYR have only one working eye or one working ear?

Nope. HYE celebrated a major holiday alone?

Yes Keane?

I couldn't agree more man. Season 4 gets such a bad rap...

Tis the season

Right. You have to weight whether or not what is being taught at art school will benefit you or not in the long run. But like I said, if you feel like it's right for you, go for it! :D

I wonder what he's gonna do when Troy leaves... :cry:

Oh, and who is everyone's favorite character?!? Mine's Troy.

Because art in and of itself is subjective. It's like beauty. It's different for everyone. More importantly, most degrees from art school are not sought-after professions in today's modern society, especially with the current economic climate. I think what's more important is for you do what you love. If you love art, then you should do that, but just know that you might be making sacrifices. Of course, making sacrifices sort of comes with the territory of growing up to begin with :P Edit: Also, accumulating student debt for a degree that may not pay off that debt in a timely manner may not be a good decision.

I love tamales.

This show is easily my favorite comedy on tv right now, but yeah I can see your point. I just really hope Harmon breathes some life back into the series.

Art school honestly is a dead end. Not only that but if you're looking to support yourself financially in the future, art school will likely hinder you more than aid you. Lastly, going to school for something like that can sometimes rob you of the joy you experience in expressing yourself through art! That's just my two cents though. Curious to see what everyone else has to say...:)