10:30am - The warm weather was nice, but apparently just a phase. Damn.

@smoorecrux Structure is overrated. Unless it’s scaffolding.

@mysteriaite Dream House by Valerie Laken. In the Woods by Tana French.

1:30pm - ATL is looking for a lighting techs. I guess I’ll add Louisville to the possible re-location list.

2pm - Would like to ( Read more... )

I had such big plans for my post today ( Read more... )

We've all heard of "Googling" ourselves. The Google meme went around YouTube a while back and provided a decent amount of amusement.

But what about putting your name in Urban Dictionary?
It's similiar to Wikipedia in that the definitions can be edited by anyone, so the results can be...well...anything.

Here's a sampling of mine:

1. An adjective used to ( Read more... )

Mmmm.....the beginning of tech always has such an interesting sense to it ( Read more... )

I never thought that I would say this, but - Oh man, I miss my glasses.
Not in the - I don't have them sense. More in the - mine don't do much good in real life sense.
Let me explain.

I started wearing glasses around 6th grade (I think). It was relatively late considering everyone else in my family wears them.
However, at that point in my life, I was ( Read more... )

Overheard while at the theatre:
"...and John Green, the writer. His brother has some environmental website and apparently they're really famous on YouTube. I've read all of his books, and I really like them."

I was sitting in my U row seat for my second dose of Spring Awakening and caught that little clip and laughed to myself a bit. I wish someone ( Read more... )

No Spring Awakening encore for me tonight.

It was a long day at work - our only full day to focus the light plot with the designer and not have to try and work around other people. This translates into lots of extension ladder work in my theatre and I'm a little bit exaughsted.
We'll see how tomorrow goes, but it should be a less physically ( Read more... )

Things I planned to do today ( Read more... )

I just finally finished reading Feed by M.T. Anderson. I've always been a fan of YA Fic and usually rip right through them faster than I would like to, but this one took me a while.
This can probably be attributed to a few things: 
1. I usually read while "at work" - since half of my job involves sitting in a dark room with someone talking into my ( Read more... )

I think that today is the first day that I haven't really had anything in particular happen that I feel able to talk about. (and apparently am going to talk in very strangely formed sentences ( Read more... )