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*sighs* It's hard to remember a time when I felt so down. This weekend went from good to bad to better to worse to horrible and continues to go on, even into this week.
The confusion over the Threepenny rehearsal is all cleared up. Apparently, I wasn't the only person who forgot about rehersal and Dr. G was very forgiving. Rehearsal was fun; I enjoyed it. We introduced ourselves to the cast (two weeks into rehearsals....) and we had to say one intimate thing about ourselves (due to the nature of the show). Intimate details ranged from home collection to embarrasing moments to people who didn't say anything. (Mine was that I got to streak on stage last year.)
Probably one of the best things to happen at rehearsal that night was that Dr. Amy Berger (we just call her Amy) asked me to come to practice today to help her memorize her lines. (We need to be off-book by Thursday and I've been off-book for about a week and a half.) I told her that that was no problem at all. (I'm still trying to think of ways to feel better. Spending more time around the theatre may be just what the doctor ordered.)
For the countless time this year, I got to bed late again. Jena and I got into bed and we watched the first half hour of "Big Fish." Then we talked for the next half hour. I started trying to fall asleep around 1am with an 8 o'clock class. That wasn't too bright of me (I'm still losing sleep and that may be another thing the doctor ordered).
It's now 9:13 in the A.M. and I just came back from my Math for Elementary Teachers class. We're learning about exponents and the Order of Operations (PRMDAS). It's come down to the point that I don't even have to take notes anymore. I remember doing this as a sophomore in high school and I'm still doing it. And I don't see how this pertains to elementary education because 2nd graders don't learn about exponents.
I have a quiz at 10 in Literary Genres over a short story we read last week. I'm not worried about it...much. I still remember the story and her quizzes are pretty easy. After that, I need to start on my ECE study guide. (Our teacher wants it done by class so we understand what we're talking about. Worse comes to worse, it can wait until Wednesday.)
My stomach is in knots right now and I wish I knew why. I have two theories. 1) My stomach is almost always unsteady in the morning (but not like this). 2) I'm really nervous about calling the libraries later today to get the mess straightened out.
*sighs* Jena and I were going to go to Wal-Mart after ECE. I think I might come back and take a nap instead. I could use some more sleep. Then, when I'm awake, I'll call the libraries and my nightmare will continue.
The confusion over the Threepenny rehearsal is all cleared up. Apparently, I wasn't the only person who forgot about rehersal and Dr. G was very forgiving. Rehearsal was fun; I enjoyed it. We introduced ourselves to the cast (two weeks into rehearsals....) and we had to say one intimate thing about ourselves (due to the nature of the show). Intimate details ranged from home collection to embarrasing moments to people who didn't say anything. (Mine was that I got to streak on stage last year.)
Probably one of the best things to happen at rehearsal that night was that Dr. Amy Berger (we just call her Amy) asked me to come to practice today to help her memorize her lines. (We need to be off-book by Thursday and I've been off-book for about a week and a half.) I told her that that was no problem at all. (I'm still trying to think of ways to feel better. Spending more time around the theatre may be just what the doctor ordered.)
For the countless time this year, I got to bed late again. Jena and I got into bed and we watched the first half hour of "Big Fish." Then we talked for the next half hour. I started trying to fall asleep around 1am with an 8 o'clock class. That wasn't too bright of me (I'm still losing sleep and that may be another thing the doctor ordered).
It's now 9:13 in the A.M. and I just came back from my Math for Elementary Teachers class. We're learning about exponents and the Order of Operations (PRMDAS). It's come down to the point that I don't even have to take notes anymore. I remember doing this as a sophomore in high school and I'm still doing it. And I don't see how this pertains to elementary education because 2nd graders don't learn about exponents.
I have a quiz at 10 in Literary Genres over a short story we read last week. I'm not worried about it...much. I still remember the story and her quizzes are pretty easy. After that, I need to start on my ECE study guide. (Our teacher wants it done by class so we understand what we're talking about. Worse comes to worse, it can wait until Wednesday.)
My stomach is in knots right now and I wish I knew why. I have two theories. 1) My stomach is almost always unsteady in the morning (but not like this). 2) I'm really nervous about calling the libraries later today to get the mess straightened out.
*sighs* Jena and I were going to go to Wal-Mart after ECE. I think I might come back and take a nap instead. I could use some more sleep. Then, when I'm awake, I'll call the libraries and my nightmare will continue.