GBS
Back at My Second Home
08/18/09 10:18 PM Filed in: School
Well, another school year is getting under way. I arrived around 11:00pm last night and dutifully lugged all of my belongings up the treacherous five flights of stairs. Whew... it's amazing how out of shape your leg muscles get in three months.
-Ryan
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Traveling
07/03/09 01:11 AM Filed in: Personal,
School
I have an exciting, and slightly scary few weeks ahead of me. I leave early Monday morning to do a three week tour of youth camps doing PR for GBS. Ahh.... I feel tired already
- Ryan
Choir Tour '09
02/22/09 11:32 PM Filed in: School

Choir Tour '09 is officially underway. I'm at a place where I have wireless internet for tonight, and thought I would upload a few pictures. I don't have time to post them one by one on my blog, so I uploaded them under the "New Photos" page, and you can view them all there. We are going to Sea World tomorrow, and I will be sure to post more pics as I can. Enjoy!
- Ryan
Picture Update
02/05/09 12:31 AM Filed in: Personal,
School
Sorry for
taking so long in getting these updates! Isn't it
strange how in spite of your most ardent efforts to
stay on top of things, they always seems to slip into
the abysmal abyss of misplaced intentions? Well, it
happens to me anyway. Here are a few of the events
that have filled my existence lately.
I recently photographed Jessica Cravens' Senior Recital.
She did a phenomenal job!
Jessica and Jacinda performing a duet.
Lighting was definitely...tricky.
It was clear that everything was done for the glory of God.
Jessica with her accompanist, Mr. Crater.
Jessica & Jacinda
Jessica and Michael Maloyed
Jessica with Alfonso Chen & Lucas Ryder who assisted her on a song
Jaleesa jumping in front of the camera at the reception... figures
The great Nathan Gumbiner
Rachelle, Jeff, and Cassy
Isaac Owens handled the video recording of the event
The one and only, Isaac Owens
I helped with a PR team that went down to Galax, VA to represent GBS at a youth camp, and we drove through Kentucky to get there which had just been hit by a huge ice storm. It was one of the most beautiful drives I have ever taken in my life!
I love how your eye naturally follows this picture.
It was a magnificent sight!
Joe Hough was our designated driver for much of the trip.
Jenny was the team leader.
Maria also joined our quartet or PR reps.
Jenny & Maria
Just me
Joe, Maria, and Eric Going (the PR rep from Hobe Sound. A very cool guy)
May this suffice for my blatant lack of words
- Ryan
I recently photographed Jessica Cravens' Senior Recital.
She did a phenomenal job!
Jessica and Jacinda performing a duet.
Lighting was definitely...tricky.
It was clear that everything was done for the glory of God.
Jessica with her accompanist, Mr. Crater.
Jessica & Jacinda
Jessica and Michael Maloyed
Jessica with Alfonso Chen & Lucas Ryder who assisted her on a song
Jaleesa jumping in front of the camera at the reception... figures
The great Nathan Gumbiner
Rachelle, Jeff, and Cassy
Isaac Owens handled the video recording of the event
The one and only, Isaac Owens
I helped with a PR team that went down to Galax, VA to represent GBS at a youth camp, and we drove through Kentucky to get there which had just been hit by a huge ice storm. It was one of the most beautiful drives I have ever taken in my life!
I love how your eye naturally follows this picture.
It was a magnificent sight!
Joe Hough was our designated driver for much of the trip.
Jenny was the team leader.
Maria also joined our quartet or PR reps.
Jenny & Maria
Just me
Joe, Maria, and Eric Going (the PR rep from Hobe Sound. A very cool guy)
May this suffice for my blatant lack of words
- Ryan
FINALS ARE OVER!
05/14/08 11:39 PM Filed in: School
Fun Weekend Away
05/11/08 07:05 PM Filed in: School
Well, it's almost over. Finals started last Thursday,
and end (for me) this Tuesday. Oh....SO much to do!
But, God will be faithful (Heb. 13:5). I had a fun
weekend by going up to my grandparents and surprising
my mom (who was visiting) for Mothers Day. I even got
conned into to preaching Sunday (on very
short notice I might add
).Travis (my cousin) and I had fun
plinking around with a few of his guns. We are
the bottle and dandelion kings when it comes to
.22LRs
Good times! Well, Monday is my
biggest day, and I still have much to do. If you
happen to think of it, pray for this busy
college student!
The sniper Himself
Just me plinking around
Ryan
The sniper Himself
Just me plinking around
Ryan
Quick Update
05/02/08 01:54 AM Filed in: School
I decided not to make excuses for my long absence from the blogosphere, but let me just say that it involves homework (well, I guess I just did anyway)... I just finished taking an assessment exam for Greek. Let's just say, better luck next time... Let me forewarn you, you may not see too much of me over the next two weeks as finals start Thursday of next week. But, hopefully after that I will have some time to relax, and blog, and sleep, and live!
May you have a peaceful, quiet, serene, slow-paced, lollygagging day
Ryan
I'm Tired
04/11/08 01:23 AM Filed in: School
Well, it's 1:24AM and I just got back from doing
Lesson 29 exercises for Greek class tomorrow with
Shane. I seemed
destined to never get to before before midnight
again. Let me introduce you to this wonderful
language (and I mean that seriously, even though
I don't always feel like it. Besides, you can't
argue with God because it was His choice to
reveal the New Testament in Koine Greek). Or
maybe should I say, let me introduce you to the
bane of 1st year Greek students. Infinitives,
and participles.


They're bad enough in English, now Greek?! Come quickly, Lord Jesus!
Ryan


They're bad enough in English, now Greek?! Come quickly, Lord Jesus!
Ryan
Late Night
03/27/08 10:02 PM Filed in: School
Ahh, it was another late night here at GBS for a certain college student (yours truly). It was about 2 am when I rolled into bed. Can I be done yet? I'm ready for summer. But, it's good for me, and I'm learning a lot. Well, on to Greek. Were working on aorist participles right now...the fog is pretty thick right now. And I'm taking 2nd year Greek when I don't have to?! I need my head examined! Or in the words of Festus, "much learning doth make thee mad" (Acts 26:24).
Ryan
A Blizzard...in MARCH!
03/08/08 07:02 PM Filed in: School
We had blizzard conditions this weekend in Cincinnati. A snow emergency was declared and you could be arrested and fined $500 for driving on the roads anywhere in Hamilton County till noon today. It was pretty nasty! And, yes, I've lived in Michigan long enough to get a taste for what "nasty" is. Just when I thought Spring was around the corner! I have to preach tomorrow, I have a huge test Monday, I preach in class Tuesday. Ahh... I feel the crunch setting in. BUT "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." (Phil. 4:13) Remember this struggling college student in your prayers!
Ryan
And So It Ends/Begins
03/03/08 07:19 PM Filed in: School
Choir Tour 2008 is officially over. We returned
Sunday night from our last service. It was hard,
especially for the ones graduating or not returning.
Everyone went around to each other and said their
final goodbyes. Lot's of tears, lot's of hugs, lot's
of unity. But, now it's back to the grindstone. I
admit, it's probably going to take a small atomic
bomb to get me moving again. I just feel like
sleeping, and doing nothing for the next 2 months. Ah
well, for God and country.
Ryan
Ryan
Choir Tour
02/22/08 05:26 PM Filed in: School
It has been an action packed beginning for the '08
GBS Choir Tour. We left at 7:40 am Thursday morning
under very cold conditions. I eventually
fell asleep and woke up a few hours later to see the
front window of the bus covered in a solid sheet of
ice. So, the bus crept along at a the rate of a sloth
before all traffic eventually came to a dead halt.
The entire road was a solid sheet of ice! Ahead was a
hill that under normal conditions was small, but,
covered in ice, proved insurmountable. There was a
semi in the ditch, a car in the other ditch, and
traffic as far as the eye could see. A group of us
actually got out and "ice-skated" down the I65
freeway in Kentucky.


We were stuck there for about 3-4 hours before we eventually turned around and headed back to a truck stop to eat. It was packed! There were all kinds of people. In fact, there was a group of people from Campus Crusades for Christ there. We got to talking to the representative, and he told me that he was traveling with Andre Cole, the Christian illusiionist, and that he was sitting in the back booth. I found this so ironic as I had went to one of his shows about 10 years ago at the Christian Family Center. He is the one circled in the picture below.
We barely got to the service in time. We actually didn't even have time to change or set up risers or PA equipment. And so we sang, just as we were. But, the Lord came, and we had a tremendous service. After getting all packed up after the service we got on the bus and headed out. Unfortunately, we never made it out of the parking lot. After cutting a corner too sharp the back passenger tire ended up in a ravine, suspended off the ground. So, out go all the students and the guys get on the back of the bus and tried (in vain) to push it out. Alas, we returned to the church, hopelessly defeated. It was fun though just sitting around playing games, and talking.




A wrecker was called in and eventually the bus was loosed and we were on the road again. We got into Pell City, AL about 2 am Friday morning. The good thing was we got to sleep in the next day. What a blessing! We left at 7 am this morning from Pell City, and we are headed to Ocala, Florida. We have very nice weather so far, and you certainly don't need a coat! In the words of Mr. Davison, "We're suffering for Jesus!" Well, we stop in 11 miles to eat at (what else...) McDonalds. It seems that's all we ever do on tour, eat, eat, eat. I will try and post more later. See yah.
Ryan


We were stuck there for about 3-4 hours before we eventually turned around and headed back to a truck stop to eat. It was packed! There were all kinds of people. In fact, there was a group of people from Campus Crusades for Christ there. We got to talking to the representative, and he told me that he was traveling with Andre Cole, the Christian illusiionist, and that he was sitting in the back booth. I found this so ironic as I had went to one of his shows about 10 years ago at the Christian Family Center. He is the one circled in the picture below.
We barely got to the service in time. We actually didn't even have time to change or set up risers or PA equipment. And so we sang, just as we were. But, the Lord came, and we had a tremendous service. After getting all packed up after the service we got on the bus and headed out. Unfortunately, we never made it out of the parking lot. After cutting a corner too sharp the back passenger tire ended up in a ravine, suspended off the ground. So, out go all the students and the guys get on the back of the bus and tried (in vain) to push it out. Alas, we returned to the church, hopelessly defeated. It was fun though just sitting around playing games, and talking.




A wrecker was called in and eventually the bus was loosed and we were on the road again. We got into Pell City, AL about 2 am Friday morning. The good thing was we got to sleep in the next day. What a blessing! We left at 7 am this morning from Pell City, and we are headed to Ocala, Florida. We have very nice weather so far, and you certainly don't need a coat! In the words of Mr. Davison, "We're suffering for Jesus!" Well, we stop in 11 miles to eat at (what else...) McDonalds. It seems that's all we ever do on tour, eat, eat, eat. I will try and post more later. See yah.
Ryan
Precursory Update
01/30/08 01:54 AM Filed in: Personal
It has been an extremely busy past couple of weeks! I
have a lot to update you on. I actually went Alabama
this weekend with the Ministerial Dept., and had a
blast. But, it is now 1:56 A.M., and I just got back
to my room from working on Greek for class tomorrow
(oops, today
) and I am too tired to do it now.
I will try and make time later. See yah!
Ryan
Ryan
Short Posts
09/01/07 12:37 AM Filed in: Personal
You may be asking, "Why such short posts?" The answer is simple, no time. I know that sounds like a lousy excuse, but to that I say, become a GBS student and see for yourself what it's like. Hopefully I'll get some time this weekend to upload pictures, and post some more blogs. Have a great day!
Ryan
Ryan Turns Carpenter
I ventured into a new area tonight, carpentry (yes, I
heard you chuckle as you saw my sorry excuse for an
entrance project). The fact of the matter is I don't
have enough space to hang my clothes so I am forced
to build myself a "closet/closerack". It's going to
be a double bar rack which will greatly help
with the space issue! I got it about half way done
tonight.




Revival at GBS
09/01/07 12:36 AM Filed in: School
Back to work, Back to school
08/23/07 11:46 AM Filed in: School
Well, the fun is over and it's back to the grindstone. Well, considering I worked all summer, did I ever leave it? Hmmm, questions that have no answer. Anyway, I am back at GBS and moved into my own room! What a blessing! I started my new job working for Dr. Brown on Tuesday. Things are going well, but I'll feel better once learn all the ins and outs involved with the position. But, I guess that will come with time. Things have been extremely busy since my return, and even now I am pressed for time so I must cut this short. I will try and post more later. Have a great day.
Ryan
The Student's Are Going Crazy!
05/27/07 11:14 PM Filed in: School
Graduation
05/27/07 11:05 PM Filed in: School

Yesterday (Saturday the 26) was the graduation service for GBS college and high school seniors. There was a large crowd! The auditorium was packed. I must admit viewing the ceremony with an ounce of envy, wishing it was my turn to walk across that platform, and have the next few years behind me. Ahh, well, this year has flown by, and I guess the next few will as well.
Ryan
The Beginning of Camp Meeting
05/22/07 11:28 PM Filed in: School
Camp Meeting started tonight here at GBS and will continue through Sunday. There are three speakers, including tonight's speaker, Dr. Paul Kaufman, and Dr. Wingrove Taylor, who is a regular speaker for the meeting, and Rev. Chris Cravens. Dr. Kaufman did a fantastic job tonight! I have a feeling we are in for some good preaching over the next few days!
Ryan
Concert on the Lawn
05/22/07 05:49 PM Filed in: School
Yesterday was GBS' Concert on the Lawn where the Symphonic Wind & String Ensemble performs works from a plethora of sources. Some of the music this year included the National Anthem, selections from The Phantom of the Opera, and Oklahoma. They did a superb job! It was well attended, and I, for one, thoroughly enjoyed it!
Ryan
It's OVER!
05/17/07 10:25 AM Filed in: School
Last D Group
05/14/07 09:50 PM Filed in: School
Cramming in the Cafateria
05/14/07 09:32 PM Filed in: School
Tonight was officially declared a study night into the cafeteria for exams tomorrow. They had snacks and a lot of students with worried, stressed out, bleary eyed, crazed looks on their faces incoherently chanting things like "T.S. Elliot wrote The Wasteland....T.S. Elliot wrote The Wasteland...T.S. Elliot wrote..." As I write this I am sitting by the British Literature table, remind me not to take that class, it sounds like a lot of work. The snack pile has been depleted, the caffeine is running low, the students are dropping like flies. Keep the GBS students in your prayers this week, they're going to need it!
Ryan
The End is in Sight!
05/14/07 08:45 PM Filed in: School
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There are only three days of school left! I am now finished with four classes, and have two more to go. I finished my Doctrine of Holiness class today. I actually don't have any exams tomorrow! So my next exam will be Discipleship/Small Groups on Wednesday, followed by Principles of the Christian Life II on Thursday. Then, the push on through Camp Meeting and then... FREEDOM! I can make it, I can make it, I can make it....
Ryan
There are only three days of school left! I am now finished with four classes, and have two more to go. I finished my Doctrine of Holiness class today. I actually don't have any exams tomorrow! So my next exam will be Discipleship/Small Groups on Wednesday, followed by Principles of the Christian Life II on Thursday. Then, the push on through Camp Meeting and then... FREEDOM! I can make it, I can make it, I can make it....
Ryan
Recent Choir Outing
05/04/07 06:18 PM Filed in: School

We had two choir performances yesterday, drawing to a close choir for the 06/07 school year. We have one more performance at camp meeting in a couple weeks, but that's it. We basically no longer have choir practice the rest of the year. The first event was for the National Day of Prayer, in which we sang on the steps of the court house. They had various people gives prayers on a plethora of topics. It was a really neat experience. That evening we had our most important performance yet, oratorio. We performed Handle's Messiah at a large church downtown. We were backed up by the orchestra, in which several professional musicians were hired to play as well. It was a really neat experience!
Ryan
VIP Day
04/23/07 02:35 PM Filed in: School
I arrived back from IHC Thursday night to go straight into shooting picture for VIP Day at GBS. VIP Day is simply a time when people interested in coming to GBS can come and look at our school and gain some information. It was a very busy time with 174 VIP'ers on campus! But it was a lot of fun, and it went very smoothly. This was Mr. Makcen's first year as student recruiter and he has simply done a phenomenal job organizing and drawing people in.
Ryan
Awesome Chapel
03/15/07 06:51 PM Filed in: School
For those of you who remember the Terri Schiavo case, you may remember another name connected with the event, and that is David Gibbs III. Mr. Gibbs is a part of the Christian Law Association (CLA) and was the chief lawer assigned to the case. For chapel today we had Dr. Gibbs speak about the case and what the real story is. We heard a much different account of what happened than what the media presented to us. By the media she was presented as a (to put it bluntly) brain dead vegetable being kept alive by machines. When in reality this was not at all the case. She was handicapped, yes, but she was just as alive as any of us. She squealed with joy every time her parents came to see her. She liked music. She let the doctors know when she needed things like Tylenol or Aspirin. The only thing she could not do on her own to keep her body healthy was feed herself because her hands were not coordinated to that degree. It is truly an amazing story about the struggle to save this woman's life that stirred a nation, from the grassroots level, to the White House. Afterwards he gave everybody there a free copy of the book he wrote explaining the story in greater detail. This is truly one of the blackest marks on American history, and one which should never be forgotten.
Ryan
P.S. For more information on the book go here.
The Reason for My Absence
03/04/07 08:54 PM Filed in: School
Sorry for the recent lack of updates, but I was on choir tour as of 2/22. It has been very enjoyable, and God has really been helping. Having said that, I think we are all very, very tired, and looking forward to getting back on campus. We traveled through many different states. Namely Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, West Virginia, Indiana, and Ohio. We have traveled a lot of miles with our knees on our chest in the "Big Bus." But it has truly been a great experience, and I am glad I went. We have one more service tonight around 30 min. from the school and then the tour is officially over. Again, sorry for those dwindling few of you who may have checked my blog expecting it to be updated.
Ryan
A Few Highlights from Choir Tour
03/04/07 04:30 PM Filed in: School
Deja Vu
02/13/07 10:14 PM Filed in: School
Could it be? Another snow day?! YES! God truly is good to the students of GBS
Ryan
Snow Day!
02/13/07 01:20 PM Filed in: School
Is it true? Could my prayers have been answered?! YES! It is a snow day! I NEEDED a snow day! Although it would probably be more appropriate to call it an ice day. We are receiving a lot of rain here in Cincinnati that is already enveloping the trees in ice. It is absolutely beautiful! It's supposed to continue till around 7:00 P.M. from what I'm told. However, the day will pretty much be spent on all the back homework and current homework I still need to do. I was able to get a decent amount of sleep last night which I am very grateful for! Well, back to Doctrine of Holiness notes!
Ryan
P.S. If any of you photographers were wondering how I took my camera out into the pouring rain, I took a garbage bag, ripped a hole for the lens and a whole for the viewfinder, and wallah, a weather proof container.
It...Is...COLD!
02/04/07 08:57 AM Filed in: School
I was told that it would be cold outside, but, come on! This cold?! The SWSE (band) was supposed to go out today using the bus, but when they woke up this morning they found that the brake lines on the bus had frozen solid! They were forced to load everyone, and everything, into a caravan of vans. What an experience! It is definitely "bone chilling" cold in Cincinnati today! As you'll notice the fountain has literally inches of ice on it. It does make for good ice skating though! I trust you're staying warm!
Ryan
Pretty Good Day
Hey everyone, Not too much to say, just haven't checked in with you all for a while so I thought I would give you a quick update. I had a very hectic day today with a test and a quiz back to back. I stayed up till after 1:00 A.M. this morning studying for the test and was still very shaky on it. However, I prayed and asked God for His help and He most certainly came through! While I did not get a 100% on the test, I at least passed it with an acceptable grade. I also received a good grade on the quiz. I am finding more and more that when my back is against the wall I can turn to Him for strength and guidance. He has always been faithful to pull me through, even when I may not have given the "best" performance beforehand. It's so amazing that even though we may have a hard time believing, He is faithful to us (2 Timothy 2:13). May God's presence saturate your day, and may you follow His will in every nuance of your life.
Ryan
Finally Snow!
Our prayers have finally been answered, and snow has arrived to the GBS campus! I was overjoyed when I awoke this morning to behold the wondrous scene of a snow laced fountain! Because of the suddenness of the snowfall they decided to let GBS students stay on campus for the morning. So, on top of the inherently wonderful snow, we also were able to sleep in for a serene hour or so. I have tried to take a lot of pics which you can see here. Ahh, life on GBS campus is good today!
Ryan
Revival Draws to a Close
01/14/07 03:55 PM Filed in: School
I think the entire campus was a little disheartened to see revival come to an end Friday night. It was an amazing service and the the presence of God was palpable. Numerous people received help throughout the revival including myself. I was challenged to dig in deeper spiritually, and my spiritual life has flourished because of it. He is so good!
Ryan
First Night of Revival
01/08/07 10:33 PM Filed in: School
Tonight was the official start of a week long revival here at GBS with the Rev. Duane Quesenberry. He did a phenomenal job tonight, and I was deeply challenged. Please be in prayer for us during this revival that God's presence would move on our campus in a fashion we have not seen for years, but more importantly that issues would be settled, and the lives of the GBS students would be impacted for eternity.
Ryan
It's Tear Down Time
01/05/07 10:54 PM Filed in: School
It's Done!
12/17/06 11:20 PM Filed in: School
Almost Done
12/14/06 05:28 PM Filed in: School
Picture of the Christmas Program
12/09/06 02:24 PM Filed in: School
Since I can't take pictures of the Christmas play I
found a picture of it on Malcom's blog for you to
see. Enjoy!
Click Here
Ryan
Ryan
First Night of the Christmas Play
12/08/06 11:46 PM Filed in: School
Busy Time
12/07/06 08:00 AM Filed in: School
Sorry for the long gap in updates! With the Christmas program tomorrow, and finals less than a week away, busy is not an adequate adjective!! Still, things are moving along relatively smoothly without any major hiccups...so far. But finals week will be grueling! I can't wait for Christmas vacation!! I will be leaving sometime Friday afternoon. Well, I have another class in a few minutes so I better get going. Have a good day!
Ryan
Christmas Time
It's hard to believe that Christmas time is getting so close! We are really starting to get into the Christmas spirit here at GBS. To start with we decorated the Christmas tree last Wednesday (for a few pictures visit the Photography page). The entire campus is starting to sprout garland and wreaths galore! Not only that, but many of the radio stations are switching over to Christmas music. It really hit me today how much I am looking forward to Christmas, and yes, even snow. I will, however, sorely miss my snow days for school this year
Fun Weekend
11/19/06 12:24 AM Filed in: Personal
A lot has happened since my last post. To start with I am really enjoying helping out with set construction, and I am learning many new things. Friday afternoon was spent helping with set construction, and then I went with about 20 other GBS students ice skating at a local ice skating rink. I really enjoyed this and can't wait to go back (I didn't even fall!). We got back from there around 11:00 P.M. and we continued working on set construction till about 3:30 A.M.! I slept in very late Saturday morning, and then went out to eat with a couple friends. We then went to Starbucks and met up with a few other GBS'ers and played games until it was time to return to campus. It was a really fun time. If you want to see a few pictures of the ice skating escapade just go to the Photography page. Have a good day!
Narration Tryouts
About a week ago in choir Mr. Wolf read off my name
with about 6 other people, and asked to meet with us
after choir. So I nervously waited through choir
wondering what it would all be about. When choir was
finished Mr. Wolf announced to us that he would like
us to audition for the narration parts in the
Christmas program. "Yeah right!" I laughed inwardly
knowing that there would be no way I would get
chosen. I was, however, very excited at the
opportunity and honor of being chosen. Well, needless
to say, Monday (today) rolled around and I went down
to the tryouts with the rest of the group. Some,
however, had decided not to audition because of time
restraints on their schedule. So, we all got up and
went through our speeches and left; returning to
choir. A few minutes later Mrs. Potteiger came up and
beckoned me off the risers. "This is a callback" she
said as we walked down the stairs toward the chapel.
When I got there they asked if I had any previous
acting experience, so I told them that I had competed
in Famous Speech in the A.C.E. Student Convention. So
instead of running through the Christmas lines again,
they asked me to go through my speech. That
completed, they told me they enjoyed it and I left
again. An hour or so later, another one of the people
auditioning, Brandon Hilligos, called me and told me
we were to meet in the chapel again. So I headed down
once more to the chapel, not sure what to expect. But
imagine my excitement (and nervousness) when I was
informed that Brandon and I had been chosen to be the
narrators for this years Christmas play! I pray God
will give me the wisdom and strength to perform this
part as it should be done for His glory!
Ryan
Ryan
Late Night
11/11/06 01:38 AM Filed in: School
Hey Everybody, It is currently 1:38 AM and I am
sitting in the lounge with Seth and Darren wasting
time on our computers. Fun, Fun. I did however have
an enjoyable evening at the Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra. They are simply amazing! The concert went
for about 2 1/2 hours, but the time flew! If your
ever in Cincinnati try and take time to see them.
Well, I guess that's it for now.
Ryan
Ryan
Christmas Set Construction
11/10/06 04:14 PM Filed in: School
It's hard to believe that in less than a month we will be having our annual GBS Christmas Program! The choir is busy preparing and trying to learn all these new songs. We are singing a song from Handles Messiah...difficult is not a strong enough adjective! I spent some time today observing Mike and Nathan today as they take care of the set construction and lighting. It's much harder than it looks! I am getting excited about the program. If all the work that we are putting into it is any gauge by which to judge the performance, it should be spectacular!
Ryan











