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today, so far, has been pretty uneventful and unproductive. just sitting in my room mostly. listening to music and just spacing out. i did think of better things to do. but i just couldn't will myself to them. i'm probably conserving my energy for Book of Tink strike. cause man its going to be a bitch to take down.
i'm in the annex right now though. after going to lunch with adela, amy, and parr. and then going shopping with lee for knee pads, cause i'm apparently going to need them.
sad to think this amazing show is about to come down in only just under an hour and a half. and only a small select few people got to see it and experience it. i wonder if there are any future plans for it. it would be cool if there was. cause it really isn't just any ordinary show. or any ordinary musical for that matter. its something different and new. something so epic in context and scale that i feel it just can't be contained in this small little corner of the world known as CalArts. but i suppose that makes it all the more special and...scared.
and i suppose that's the whole point of theater. that its only these holy moments that come and go. to remind ourselfs how epic we all are. and then a show closes, never to be seen again. oh sure you'll most likely see the same kind of show again. shakespear will always be shakespear[for example], but you'll never see the same one again. there's always different version and interpritations.
its really amazing how small and epic we all are.
birthday countdown:
4 days...
i'm in the annex right now though. after going to lunch with adela, amy, and parr. and then going shopping with lee for knee pads, cause i'm apparently going to need them.
sad to think this amazing show is about to come down in only just under an hour and a half. and only a small select few people got to see it and experience it. i wonder if there are any future plans for it. it would be cool if there was. cause it really isn't just any ordinary show. or any ordinary musical for that matter. its something different and new. something so epic in context and scale that i feel it just can't be contained in this small little corner of the world known as CalArts. but i suppose that makes it all the more special and...scared.
and i suppose that's the whole point of theater. that its only these holy moments that come and go. to remind ourselfs how epic we all are. and then a show closes, never to be seen again. oh sure you'll most likely see the same kind of show again. shakespear will always be shakespear[for example], but you'll never see the same one again. there's always different version and interpritations.
its really amazing how small and epic we all are.
birthday countdown:
4 days...