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I'm supposed to be writing an essay on "What is the verse that Shakespeare contributed to the play of life?" and our essay is supposed to be based on Shakespeare in Love. Which is fiction. Whatever.
It's a good thing that this is a 3 day weekend, because I'm really lazy. Friday I got home from the audition, slept until 9, got up to change and take my pill, and went back to sleep. Last night I felt sick and went to lie down around 8:30. I was planning on getting up around 10 to take a shower and start my essay, but then I woke up at 6 this morning and thought, "Well, that didn't happen..." And now it's 11 and I'm exhausted. What's wrong with me?
Today was good, though. I went to the mall and managed to purchase a pair of jeans, a pair of shoes, and she pairs of underwear for $15 total. I rock. Then I went and saw Big Fish with Glen. I'm not going to review Big Fish right now, because I usually need awhile to make up my mind about movies like this. Which usually means that I liked it a lot. (I wasn't sure about Hedwig, Moulin Rouge, or Magnolia the first time I saw them, either.) But it was a fun film, and worth the "investment." Then we went to Village Inn for my sister's birthday. She actually picked Village Inn, for some reason. I got her Godspell on DVD for her birthday, and we watched it. The end.
It's a good thing that this is a 3 day weekend, because I'm really lazy. Friday I got home from the audition, slept until 9, got up to change and take my pill, and went back to sleep. Last night I felt sick and went to lie down around 8:30. I was planning on getting up around 10 to take a shower and start my essay, but then I woke up at 6 this morning and thought, "Well, that didn't happen..." And now it's 11 and I'm exhausted. What's wrong with me?
Today was good, though. I went to the mall and managed to purchase a pair of jeans, a pair of shoes, and she pairs of underwear for $15 total. I rock. Then I went and saw Big Fish with Glen. I'm not going to review Big Fish right now, because I usually need awhile to make up my mind about movies like this. Which usually means that I liked it a lot. (I wasn't sure about Hedwig, Moulin Rouge, or Magnolia the first time I saw them, either.) But it was a fun film, and worth the "investment." Then we went to Village Inn for my sister's birthday. She actually picked Village Inn, for some reason. I got her Godspell on DVD for her birthday, and we watched it. The end.