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I have joined the Huddersfield University Choir, which is helpfully unauditioned. I'm singing with the tenors, which is a little bit outside my comfort zone, but not too much, and will help me to work on strengthening the top of my range.
Having been a bit disappointed with "The Favourite", last weekend we went to see another film in the "queer women's period drama" genre, 'Collette'. I enjoyed this one a lot more. It helps that I quite fancy Keira Knightley, as well as rating her as an actress. I liked that they manage to make her husband, whilst the antagonist and a terrible person in many ways, still sympathetic and not a pantomime villain.
I'm now mostly settled into my flat in Huddersfield. I've only got enough crockery for one person, but there's not really enough space for entertaining anyway, so I'm quite tempted to just leave the rest of my spares in London, so that I'm forced to stay on top of the washing up. I'm very close to the canal, and not only that, but to a 2.5 mile stretch which isn't muddy, so doing that out and back makes a fairly sensible run for most days. I still haven't managed to source a piano to practice on, which is a bit of a pain, but I shall keep chasing, and once that's sorted I think I should have everything I need to keep a routine going on all the things I want to be doing here.
Having been a bit disappointed with "The Favourite", last weekend we went to see another film in the "queer women's period drama" genre, 'Collette'. I enjoyed this one a lot more. It helps that I quite fancy Keira Knightley, as well as rating her as an actress. I liked that they manage to make her husband, whilst the antagonist and a terrible person in many ways, still sympathetic and not a pantomime villain.
I'm now mostly settled into my flat in Huddersfield. I've only got enough crockery for one person, but there's not really enough space for entertaining anyway, so I'm quite tempted to just leave the rest of my spares in London, so that I'm forced to stay on top of the washing up. I'm very close to the canal, and not only that, but to a 2.5 mile stretch which isn't muddy, so doing that out and back makes a fairly sensible run for most days. I still haven't managed to source a piano to practice on, which is a bit of a pain, but I shall keep chasing, and once that's sorted I think I should have everything I need to keep a routine going on all the things I want to be doing here.
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Date: 2019-01-30 12:42 pm (UTC)From:I hope you find a piano soon.
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