Lain is one of those people who I call "drifters". Basically, drifters, in a social setting, don't really stay with one group of people and talk with them at one time. They usually drift about and talk to different people. This quality can reflect something good and something not good about you. On one hand, it could mean that you're a social butterfly and has many friends, or, on the other hand, it could mean that you don't really have (or haven't really found) your close-knit group of friends that you have. Unfortunately, it's most likely the latter for Lain. During band class today we had no teacher for about half of the period since the band directors, a couple of horn players, and the whole color guard went to a middle school to do some recruiting. Because of that, everyone basically did whatever they wanted. I listened to Anathallo and slept on a stand for about half of the period. In the middle of the period the people came back from recruiting. One of the people that returned was an officer from Thai Club and asked me about the luncheon tickets and stuff like that. Lain was with her also. I didn't even notice until like a minute into our conversation. I looked over to him, made eye contact, and thought to myself "kay...." I was a little caught off guard by it. I was kinda expecting him not go near me or anything like that. I won't delve on this too much, but I'm thinking that this is a sign of good things to come. Although, I'm still kinda caught in between trying to talk to him so that we can still have some friendship between us or, to take it easy on the talking to him so that he doesn't think I'm still trying to get him as a boyfriend. Any suggestions? I'm kinda tired of sending him Facebook messages (and I told him I'd stop) so that option is gone.  Maybe leaving something in his instrument case would work. Or maybe nothing at all.

There was an All-City Band rehearsal today. It was pretty boring. This band is way worse than the All-Region one so we spent a long time warming up and working on little mistakes repeatedly in the songs that we're going to play. I guess that's ok though since this All-City Band thing is supposed to be a learning experience. An experience to offer some of the better players in the district to play with people on their level (or in some cases people better than they are). It's not really much of an experience when you already play with pretty decent players in your school band already. I swear, All-City was just like being in my school's band class except with way more people and for a way longer period of time.