Dear World,
I want to apologize, but I think that it's kind of lame to have to apologize for being a busy little bee. The busy side of my life hasn't necessarily been what one could consider worthwhile, but it has been awfully distracting.
If you're on Facebook, you know that I'm alive and kicking. If you check in on my Tumblr, you're probably well aware of the things that tickle the inside of my skull daily. But this venue is becoming harder and harder to keep up with... I feel bad/I don't feel bad. I feel like a flake (which no one likes to admit), but I also feel like it's better to not blog at all than to tell you about the less-than-thrilling day-in day-out stuff. Life is pretty routine lately--wake up before my alarm goes off, go to work, do my job, make my co-workers laugh, come home, and then either cook or head off to play practice. The time that's left after I tend to chores is so precious to me, and I honestly spend most of it far far away from a computer. Surprisingly, when I am at work, I do not putz around (too much) on the internet--I actually work--a very big change from where my life has been in the past few years.
In other words: I'm sorry for not posting, but I'm not sorry, because I'm living my life--and that's nothing to apologize for. I miss reading the going-on's in YOUR lives--because I do feel awfully lonely at times. I know you're here for me though (and the joy of LJ is that I can always hit the "Previous Entries" button as many times as necessary--can't really do that in real life... but wouldn't it be interesting if we could?).
Let's see... the biggest thing going on in my life right now is that I'm in a play: Bus Stop, written by William Inge and made famous on the screen by Marilyn Monroe's participation in it. I play a 16 year old waitress--I'm honored that they think I can pull off looking 10 years my junior, but I still find it amusing that someone whose character is supposedly older than me is still in high school. Irony, much? Anyway, the play is starting to kick into high gear--we're getting to that time where we're going off-book, and we have our show in a month. Being in a play versus a musical has been challenging, but I'm doing my darndest!
Other than that... well... there isn't much. It's getting to that time of night where I need to start thinking about bed--my finely tuned circadian rhythms don't like operating off-schedule.
<3 I miss you people. Just wanted to let you know.
If you're on Facebook, you know that I'm alive and kicking. If you check in on my Tumblr, you're probably well aware of the things that tickle the inside of my skull daily. But this venue is becoming harder and harder to keep up with... I feel bad/I don't feel bad. I feel like a flake (which no one likes to admit), but I also feel like it's better to not blog at all than to tell you about the less-than-thrilling day-in day-out stuff. Life is pretty routine lately--wake up before my alarm goes off, go to work, do my job, make my co-workers laugh, come home, and then either cook or head off to play practice. The time that's left after I tend to chores is so precious to me, and I honestly spend most of it far far away from a computer. Surprisingly, when I am at work, I do not putz around (too much) on the internet--I actually work--a very big change from where my life has been in the past few years.
In other words: I'm sorry for not posting, but I'm not sorry, because I'm living my life--and that's nothing to apologize for. I miss reading the going-on's in YOUR lives--because I do feel awfully lonely at times. I know you're here for me though (and the joy of LJ is that I can always hit the "Previous Entries" button as many times as necessary--can't really do that in real life... but wouldn't it be interesting if we could?).
Let's see... the biggest thing going on in my life right now is that I'm in a play: Bus Stop, written by William Inge and made famous on the screen by Marilyn Monroe's participation in it. I play a 16 year old waitress--I'm honored that they think I can pull off looking 10 years my junior, but I still find it amusing that someone whose character is supposedly older than me is still in high school. Irony, much? Anyway, the play is starting to kick into high gear--we're getting to that time where we're going off-book, and we have our show in a month. Being in a play versus a musical has been challenging, but I'm doing my darndest!
Other than that... well... there isn't much. It's getting to that time of night where I need to start thinking about bed--my finely tuned circadian rhythms don't like operating off-schedule.
<3 I miss you people. Just wanted to let you know.