"What are you gonna do about it. Asshole." --Al Pacino, "Glengarry Glenross"
So I'm in London for Spring Break. With Hunter Kaczorowski. Visiting Aaron Matteson, Briana Pozner and others at the London BADA Program. It's pretty great. I've never been to London before, it's goregous, and it's great to see everyone so involved in the program and doing nothing but what they love to do: Act. I wish I could experience it, but at the same time I don't regret staying at SLC all year. It's been a great year so far, and it continues to be so. I'm glad to be here, but at the same time I'm sad that I've missed other things. I did get to go to the CRCAP meeting, but I had to miss Adam in "Oklahoma!" and I wish I could spend more time at home seeing Matt and Alex etc. I also miss a certain someone at school a great deal already. She's...I don't wanna say too much so I don't jinx it cause its somewhat early on in stages, but I will say that I wasn't exactly aching for vacation right now. Regardless, it's really relaxing here.
A few other points to touch on tonight:
- Everyone be sure to wish Brian Logue a Happy Easter. This year's a big one.
- Despite everyone complaining and bitching for the sake of it, "Lost" is still incredibly engrossing and awesome.
- I saw my hetero lifemate, Mr. Aaron Levesque, last night and today. Warmed my heart, it did.
- Speaking of "Lost," Im Facebook friends with Malcolm David Kelley (I think he just friends every fan who friend him first), who plays Walt, and I'm trying to decide what to write on his wall. Any suggestions?
- NOBODY see "The Number 23" starring Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen. It's like having your butt torched.
- "Brick by Brick" just started, and already I'm digging it. Leyla seems like a great director. Real specific, knows what she wants, and at the same time very encouraging. She's different than the last several directors I've had in the best possible way.
- I've adopted a new philosophy: Chillax. All the time.
- One of the funniest bits of any episode of "The Simpsons" is in the episode "Homer Badman" where there's a talkshow, "Gentle Ben," hosted by an irritable bear with a microphone strapped to his helmet.
I love you. Love me too?
A few other points to touch on tonight:
- Everyone be sure to wish Brian Logue a Happy Easter. This year's a big one.
- Despite everyone complaining and bitching for the sake of it, "Lost" is still incredibly engrossing and awesome.
- I saw my hetero lifemate, Mr. Aaron Levesque, last night and today. Warmed my heart, it did.
- Speaking of "Lost," Im Facebook friends with Malcolm David Kelley (I think he just friends every fan who friend him first), who plays Walt, and I'm trying to decide what to write on his wall. Any suggestions?
- NOBODY see "The Number 23" starring Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen. It's like having your butt torched.
- "Brick by Brick" just started, and already I'm digging it. Leyla seems like a great director. Real specific, knows what she wants, and at the same time very encouraging. She's different than the last several directors I've had in the best possible way.
- I've adopted a new philosophy: Chillax. All the time.
- One of the funniest bits of any episode of "The Simpsons" is in the episode "Homer Badman" where there's a talkshow, "Gentle Ben," hosted by an irritable bear with a microphone strapped to his helmet.
I love you. Love me too?