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Jury duty wasn't the worst thing in the world (I was only upset at having to find a ride and such - having no job and no wheels pretty much limits my options at everything; fortunately neither will be the case for long). I was never chosen as a juror. Actually I never had to leave the auditorium where we waited to be called, save for lunch and potty breaks. So I read a Janet Evanovich novel and watched romantic comedies for two days, and made $thirty for it. Not too bad.
The diet goes well, the exercise not so much. It's hard to get motivated when I don't have a nature reserve perfect for long walks a block and a half away from me. Luckily my broseph just got Wii fit and wants me to get into it also. Hooray! Tomorrow I get introduced to that game, as well as the newly released Penny Arcade game; and I might show Carlie how to make a cheesecake. I love being home.
I'm not sure if I'll audition for the Greendale show this summer. I'm not really into acting anymore, more into singing. If I could find a revue or something to be a part of that would be perfect, but I've never been that great an actress b/c I didn't really like doing it. SINGING though, I'll sing your ass off. I've got to find an outlet or I'll go batshit loco.
There is a boy on okcupid who looks like Major Lorne from SGA and is all up in my fries. It's not like I'm drawing his username w/ hearts around it, but it has caused me to look at my love life a little more objectively. I always thought I would never let myself meet a dude who lives in the computer b/c I would be too embarrassed to tell people how we'd met. But thinking about it, it seems like just about the most appropriate place for me to meet a man. Not that I'm about to ask for a date w/ every deranged lunatic w/ a (most likely fake) photo and a sentence describing himself, but in light of the past two years of utter alone-itude maybe the internet is an avenue I shouldn't completely cut myself off from.
To summarize: Jury duty is almost fun, being home is awesome, singing is lovely, and internet dating may not be totally horrible.
The diet goes well, the exercise not so much. It's hard to get motivated when I don't have a nature reserve perfect for long walks a block and a half away from me. Luckily my broseph just got Wii fit and wants me to get into it also. Hooray! Tomorrow I get introduced to that game, as well as the newly released Penny Arcade game; and I might show Carlie how to make a cheesecake. I love being home.
I'm not sure if I'll audition for the Greendale show this summer. I'm not really into acting anymore, more into singing. If I could find a revue or something to be a part of that would be perfect, but I've never been that great an actress b/c I didn't really like doing it. SINGING though, I'll sing your ass off. I've got to find an outlet or I'll go batshit loco.
There is a boy on okcupid who looks like Major Lorne from SGA and is all up in my fries. It's not like I'm drawing his username w/ hearts around it, but it has caused me to look at my love life a little more objectively. I always thought I would never let myself meet a dude who lives in the computer b/c I would be too embarrassed to tell people how we'd met. But thinking about it, it seems like just about the most appropriate place for me to meet a man. Not that I'm about to ask for a date w/ every deranged lunatic w/ a (most likely fake) photo and a sentence describing himself, but in light of the past two years of utter alone-itude maybe the internet is an avenue I shouldn't completely cut myself off from.
To summarize: Jury duty is almost fun, being home is awesome, singing is lovely, and internet dating may not be totally horrible.