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John Chew

Heading to Hunter College

February 25, 2006 at 1:43 PM

Yawwwn. I woke early, and the first thing I did was turn on my computer to see how many people responded to my first significant post! I'm going to get ready, and walk over to Hunter College, a local school in Manhattan, and practice in one of their practice rooms. I like practicing there because each practice room has a piano. I go stir crazy if I stay in my apartment all day practicing. I enjoy the 20 block walk to the school. I may even stop off and grab a cup of coffee. There are a multitude of coffee shops around the school. So for the next few hours it is going to be me Wohlfahrt and Mr. Suzuki!

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