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I prefer the layout of my lj to my blogger. It's more "me".
Tonight, was unusually delightful. Katie Bannister and I were librarians together in a skit opening for the comedian Reno Collier. Aaron Martin was an ex-world cup announcer, applying to be a librarian. You can imagine the opposition. We are part of CNU TONiGHT, a sketch comedy club on campus. So that's how we got to do this. It was the first time the club got to perform outside our bisemester shows. There were 2 skits and the news.It was a surprise to me when they asked me to be in a skit. I thought maybe that they asked someone else, but they couldn't do it. But it was a perfect typecast. I recall going to the beach a couple weeks ago and telling Nicole that I looked like a librarian. The comedian was actually hilarious. I couldn't catch everything he said though cause people were laughing REALLY loudly behind me to just about every joke he told. I mean, I'm glad they found enjoyment, but I really would've liked to share in it. But regardless, Reno was pretty good. The studio theater was packed with people. They had to turn people away at the door. And people were sitting on the floor, all around the black box. Some were standing. Shoot. If it were me, I would've peaced. The only thing that could've kept me there standing or sitting for so long would be Jesus. Maybe Sigur Ros too. or Sufjan. Definitely Sujfan.
I was, pretty nervous. But it didn't take away from my key lines in the skit. One of them goes, "I LOVE BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKS!"
Yep. Pretty amazing. Pretty much me.
Afterwards, Katie and I decided we must go to the hookah bar. So, I hit up my phone/AIM tree, to see who bit. We ended up getting Beth Beck, Monique, Jessie and Obbie to come. Katie and I got there first, and the place was bustling. Pretty much no room for a group, except for a couch a few guys were sitting on. And upon seeing two females they welcomed us to their couch. I was kinda creeped out at first. It's always just my first instinct to be creeped out by random boyz. They turned out being pretty cool. One of the first things Katie mentioned was Morocco,(where she studied last summer) and it turned out one of the guys was from Morocco. I don't think he was playin us, cause he had a thick accent, looked hispanic, and knew a lot about the different places there. I broke some ice by asking them what fruit they'd be. In context, we were talking about the fruit hookah flavors and how girly they compare to eacch other. But it still came across as completely random. We got to the question, what animal you would be. And this one kid said he'd be a polar bear so he could cuddle with himself. That was the quote of the night. After they left, more boyz came! Beth's boyfriend and a few of his friends. But at about 2:15, Katie and I peaced.
I would really love to go to the hookah bar next week. It's a swell place to be.
And...
Hookah makes me silly.
I'll end it there.
Tonight, was unusually delightful. Katie Bannister and I were librarians together in a skit opening for the comedian Reno Collier. Aaron Martin was an ex-world cup announcer, applying to be a librarian. You can imagine the opposition. We are part of CNU TONiGHT, a sketch comedy club on campus. So that's how we got to do this. It was the first time the club got to perform outside our bisemester shows. There were 2 skits and the news.It was a surprise to me when they asked me to be in a skit. I thought maybe that they asked someone else, but they couldn't do it. But it was a perfect typecast. I recall going to the beach a couple weeks ago and telling Nicole that I looked like a librarian. The comedian was actually hilarious. I couldn't catch everything he said though cause people were laughing REALLY loudly behind me to just about every joke he told. I mean, I'm glad they found enjoyment, but I really would've liked to share in it. But regardless, Reno was pretty good. The studio theater was packed with people. They had to turn people away at the door. And people were sitting on the floor, all around the black box. Some were standing. Shoot. If it were me, I would've peaced. The only thing that could've kept me there standing or sitting for so long would be Jesus. Maybe Sigur Ros too. or Sufjan. Definitely Sujfan.
I was, pretty nervous. But it didn't take away from my key lines in the skit. One of them goes, "I LOVE BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKS!"
Yep. Pretty amazing. Pretty much me.
Afterwards, Katie and I decided we must go to the hookah bar. So, I hit up my phone/AIM tree, to see who bit. We ended up getting Beth Beck, Monique, Jessie and Obbie to come. Katie and I got there first, and the place was bustling. Pretty much no room for a group, except for a couch a few guys were sitting on. And upon seeing two females they welcomed us to their couch. I was kinda creeped out at first. It's always just my first instinct to be creeped out by random boyz. They turned out being pretty cool. One of the first things Katie mentioned was Morocco,(where she studied last summer) and it turned out one of the guys was from Morocco. I don't think he was playin us, cause he had a thick accent, looked hispanic, and knew a lot about the different places there. I broke some ice by asking them what fruit they'd be. In context, we were talking about the fruit hookah flavors and how girly they compare to eacch other. But it still came across as completely random. We got to the question, what animal you would be. And this one kid said he'd be a polar bear so he could cuddle with himself. That was the quote of the night. After they left, more boyz came! Beth's boyfriend and a few of his friends. But at about 2:15, Katie and I peaced.
I would really love to go to the hookah bar next week. It's a swell place to be.
And...
Hookah makes me silly.
I'll end it there.