Random fact: Alligators and crocodiles do not have lips.  That's perhaps the only thing I've learned in my prehistoric life class, but I suppose it's better than nothing.

Anyways, I've been insanely busy with school and life in general (as in, I shouldn't be on here right now, but I justify it by the fact that I haven't been on here for some time).  I'll be very happy when summer comes around.  The sad news is that Fr. Will's contract is up this summer and is not being renewed, so he'll be leaving to become a spiritual director at some seminary in Maryland.  We don't know who we're getting yet for a priest (it'll be announced soon, I believe), but it's not a full-time pastor, yet Fr. Will has implied that he's going to be good.  So, I hope things turn out okay.  We're praying.  

The other way I've been wasting time has to do with an idea I had (which probably is not very original, but it's still kind of fun) to make a soundtrack for my story if it were ever to become a movie.  So here it is!  Lots of melancholic songs, although some are cheerier too.  And lots of guitar pieces, since the main character of my story is a classical guitarist.

1.  "Unsaid" by The Fray  [link]
2.  "Saltarello" performed by John Williams  [link]
3.  "With Love" by John Clarke  [link]
4.  "Gymnopedie No. 1" by Erik Satie  [link]
5.  "Mar, Dyandya" performed by Kamanin & Korolev  [link]
6.  "Jesu Dulce Memoria" performed by Gerard Garno  (this is perhaps the best one, but I cannot find it anywhere online )
7.  "Uncertainty" by The Fray  [link]
8.  "To Build a Home" by The Cinematic Orchestra  [link]
9.  "Happiness" by The Fray  [link]
10.  "Resilience" by Thomas Newman (or something similar at least)  [link]
11.  "Nocturne in F minor, op. 55 no. 1" by Chopin  [link]
12.  "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by J.S. Bach  [link]
13.  "Signal Fire" by Snow Patrol  [link]
14.  "Vienna" by The Fray  [link]
15.  "Aurora Borealis" by John Clarke  [link]