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thank you chemistry for having me awake at 2:35 am
anywho...
the show was decent. yes we got a standing ovation and people were crying, but we had some (to me) glaringly bad errors that might have killed our chances at states.
eh...whatever, only 2 more times, then onto millie/leading ladies/one acts....yay...
so homecoming next week, scary g and i are so riding the monorail to the prime osbourne center, any who wants to join in let us know....it's sooo much fun.
i really should get back to chem, but i realized most of the problems are in the book and thus have answers already...smooth missy, like we wouldn't find it.
and just because i feel bad not saying it...
come see "A Lesson Before Dying" friday or saturday, 7:30 in the Stanton auditorium. tickets are $7 at the door. it's not as bad as it sounds, it's a really good story about racial injustice in the 1940's. you'll cry, everyone does, even the guys....
anywho...
the show was decent. yes we got a standing ovation and people were crying, but we had some (to me) glaringly bad errors that might have killed our chances at states.
eh...whatever, only 2 more times, then onto millie/leading ladies/one acts....yay...
so homecoming next week, scary g and i are so riding the monorail to the prime osbourne center, any who wants to join in let us know....it's sooo much fun.
i really should get back to chem, but i realized most of the problems are in the book and thus have answers already...smooth missy, like we wouldn't find it.
and just because i feel bad not saying it...
come see "A Lesson Before Dying" friday or saturday, 7:30 in the Stanton auditorium. tickets are $7 at the door. it's not as bad as it sounds, it's a really good story about racial injustice in the 1940's. you'll cry, everyone does, even the guys....