cheevan's thought

http://www.cpbl.com.tw/news/Newsread1.asp?Nid=5449

這麼些年了，總還是要被人以"建中北一女畢業，大學在學生"組成的團體稱呼。
Maybe it's true ten years ago, but now it just sounds so sarcastic to me.

In YuehFu's 2007 production化合物, 
there were no brass performer who went to these two high schools; no, not a single one.

And we got more and more college graduates rather than freshman in the past couple of years,
so the statement mentioned about(which is always the first impression people have in mind) is, 
far from the reality anyomre.

Darn it, how did this wrongful stereotype started?

Oh and, we definitely don't have any trombone, and it's not a marching band; 
it's called drum corps.
I can totally tolerate that "marching band" comment though; 
even in the states, 
only a few percentage of people truely understand the differences between the two,
let alone here in Taiwan, probably a handful I guess.

The problem is, I've developed one and only one serious hobby in the past six or seven years,
and it's it. It's drum corps. 

在建中下完樂器，碰到來接人的小彬；
小彬是化合物公演的小號，參加樂府前沒有吹過樂器，
不到一年的時間吹的比我還好，很有天份的一個年輕人。不過沒有繼續來十五季。

我發噱似地邀她一同來出隊，她半開玩笑地(I suppose she was half joking) 說，
"我不要跟你一起表演啦，你是個怪人！"

Well well well, that is, honestly, so true!