Love me the way that I am...
This weekend has FLOWN by. I am actually off until Thursday so, go me! We were given today off, I asked for tomorrow off because of my a court date (boo!), and my boss gave me Wednesday off because I am working Saturday. So, um...huzzah?!
On Friday and Saturday night, JP and I went to see Shakespeare in the Park. It was very nice, particularly on Saturday when we were not surrounded by loud children and RUDE, non-stop yapping adults. I mean, seriously! Why bother coming out if you are not even going to pay attention to the performance?! And I noticed that a bunch of people left during intermission that first night.
I just don't get it. If you don't love the Bard and you are just going because you are pretentious, why don't you save yourself the time and gas and just lie about going to see it? Sorry, it just makes me really mad to see people treat something I love with so little respect and with absolutely no regard for those of us who were there because we actually wanted to see Shakespeare in Space (seriously, the setting was in a galaxy far away, with shiny lamé shirts and black, heavily-buckled platform boots).
Anyway, the performance was better Saturday night and I'm so glad JP was game to go again. How cool is their poster?
In other news, I just received my STP and American Idol tickets in the mail. YAY!!! I'm such a dork, you guys but I don't even care! I am not too thrilled about going to STP on my own, but I figure it's gonna be a lot of thirtysomethings like me trying to relive the good ol' days and thus, I have nothing to worry about. Still going to wear my steel toes, though. Just in case. LOL...
All the AI media is making me a little crazy, I think. I get in a hyped-up frenzy over all the interviews, etc. and I think a cooling off phase is going to be necessary if I ever hope to become a functioning member of society again.
On Friday and Saturday night, JP and I went to see Shakespeare in the Park. It was very nice, particularly on Saturday when we were not surrounded by loud children and RUDE, non-stop yapping adults. I mean, seriously! Why bother coming out if you are not even going to pay attention to the performance?! And I noticed that a bunch of people left during intermission that first night.
I just don't get it. If you don't love the Bard and you are just going because you are pretentious, why don't you save yourself the time and gas and just lie about going to see it? Sorry, it just makes me really mad to see people treat something I love with so little respect and with absolutely no regard for those of us who were there because we actually wanted to see Shakespeare in Space (seriously, the setting was in a galaxy far away, with shiny lamé shirts and black, heavily-buckled platform boots).
Anyway, the performance was better Saturday night and I'm so glad JP was game to go again. How cool is their poster?
In other news, I just received my STP and American Idol tickets in the mail. YAY!!! I'm such a dork, you guys but I don't even care! I am not too thrilled about going to STP on my own, but I figure it's gonna be a lot of thirtysomethings like me trying to relive the good ol' days and thus, I have nothing to worry about. Still going to wear my steel toes, though. Just in case. LOL...
All the AI media is making me a little crazy, I think. I get in a hyped-up frenzy over all the interviews, etc. and I think a cooling off phase is going to be necessary if I ever hope to become a functioning member of society again.