Rain of Fire

All right, let’s see how much I remember about lists. P, feel free to add to this. I know you want to. x.x

Pros

• Playing piano got me into Jazz Band. That class is a pain sometimes, but I still love it.
• I’ve played since I was 3. It’s a part of my life now. (I don’t know where this goes. Pro or con?)
• It helps me avoid the rebel Asian topic.
• Sometimes I find things on the Internet that I like. Knowing how to play them is satisfying in a way.
• I actually like some of the songs I play. I get this excited, happy, fuzzy feeling when I can play those songs. Sometimes you can do a little bit of improv, just to make your version of the song a little special.
• I’m motivated to quit later than Kass did. xD

Cons (aka me venting after exams)

• EXAMS. OmgomgomgomgOMG I will NEVER take one again. I should have taken one a LONG time ago, but I hated the idea of them, and now I know I was right.
• RECITALS. ALMOST AS BAD AS EXAMS.
• Practicing is such a time consumer. Every good Asian is expected to practice daily for at least 45 minutes. Such stereotypes. Tsk tsk.
• It’s kind of useless. I’m probably not going to play piano for the high school anyways.
• There’s a lot of money involved for lessons…
• I have a constant guilty nag whenever I’m doing homework and I realize I didn’t practice that day during fourth period, so I should practice now.
• I never get to play stuff I like. There’s no variety. Someone else could play the same song exactly the same. All the same notes.