#graduating
Playing with my caps tassel like its a cat toy
It’s dropping today!!! #lockedupEP
Under 8 hours left till #lockedup is available! This album has a lot of meaning for me and has been such an amazing and intense process of musical/emotional development for me. Relationships are close to us all. We all one day may have someone we fall in love with, and possibly eventually lost. Especially our first loves. This makes us stronger, and it also makes us who we are. We learn to move on, get stronger, and possibly meet someone new who will fill our world’s with joy and happiness more then we could realize. For me, this album is a step off the drums for where I have been locked up musically. This has been my freedom, my musical redemption, my emotional outpouring of the last couple years of my life, and writing, singing and creating this all from scratch has been such a journey. This is close to my heart, but I truly want to share it with all of you. For that, is what music is all about.
Thank you. All of you amazing people.
Also a huge shootout to the amazing friends who made this album possible and helped me with this . I wouldn’t be anywhere where I am today without you guys and girls. You know who you are. Thank you so much.
#themanwithadrum #thankful #toronto #albumdrop #Drummer freedom #lockedup #pop #instagood #instamusic #originalmusic #humber #humbercreative #graduating #humberlife #instagood #instagramhub #love #relationships #conceptalbum #3songep
in 1 week’s time i’m not a high school student anymore???
like i’ve been at that school for 9 years it’s a part of my identity at this point and in 5 days it’s just not gonna be???
“The 50 Yard Dash” (2015)
This quirky and silly mockumentary, starring two-time Silver Fox Award winner Kaitlyn Murphy, follows a day in the lives of twenty-something undergraduates. With graduation quickly approaching, college roommates and best friends Lauren and Allie must come to terms with their post-grad lives going in opposite directions. Directed by Rachael Black and Devin Barbaro, this short film explores the pressure and emotions of four years of college coming to a close, reminding us that the most important thing we’ll take away from our higher education is the memories we’ve made.
If you’ve just graduated as I have, let me give to you something that is guaranteed to hit you right in the feels… and if not, I hope to provide a few laughs to you anyway.
After many months of hard work, good times, and a screening at the Marist Silver Fox Awards, I am extremely excited to present my senior capping film to you, the internet! I hope you have as much fun watching “The 50 Yard Dash” as we did making it.
This quirky and silly mockumentary, starring two-time Silver Fox Award winner Kaitlyn Murphy, alongside Natalie Palter, follows a day in the lives of twenty-something undergraduates. With graduation quickly approaching, college roommates and best friends Lauren and Allie must come to terms with their post-grad lives going in opposite directions. Directed by Rachael Black and Devin Barbaro, this short film explores the pressure and emotions of four years of college coming to a close, reminding us that the most important thing we’ll take away from our higher education is the memories we’ve made.
Hi everyone,
So I have finished my last semester of my bachelor’s degree(2020). So I probably won’t have any original studyblr content until I decide to go back to do honours or masters. Right now I’m applying for jobs so might have a bit about that. Otherwise, I will just be reblogging content from now on. But I would love to answer any questions about studying zoology, geography/environmental science, and plant science. So feel free to message me or send asks.
I’ll update you on the job hunting :)
Some pictures from being back on campus–this semester is going by so quickly
I’m faced with existential dread about the idea of graduating at the end of it–though I have to figure out my credits and make sure I’m cleared to graduate first, and get though all my classes and senior thesis (my advisor gave me a books worth of articles at our meeting this week). But I’m 0 for 3 on my grad school applications which means I have to figure out what to do next year and the anxiety of it is not helping me focus on anything.
I’ve gone to school with this one kid since I was 4 and we probably won’t be going to the same college next year and I can’t stop crying just thinking about it
