The happiest days of our lives
Well, Colin got himself a job. Starting Monday, I will be working as the only male at the Hallmark by my house. I really don't care though, I'm just glad I finally got the job. No one thought I would, not even me. But hey! I had an interview that went well, and a couple days past, and I thought I wouldn't hear from them again. But they called back wanting a second interview, so I came in. They we're conserned about a couple of my answers for the survey I had to take. I straightened that out, and now I have a job.
This morning I went to get work cloaths, then I went to a really bad Indian restraunt. Now I'm sitting here, updating.
Last night, my brother's friend from middle school died in a motorcycle accident. I guess my mom woke up at four in the morning and Bryan was watching TV, so she asked if he was still awake because of his friend, and he started "sobbing." No one has seen my brother cry for years. Seriously, it's been at least five years. I can't believe it still. I can't picture it. But I'm really sad for him.
On a lighter note, the whole family went to lunch, and he seemed to be doing okay. He'll make it. Scott (my other brother) decided his CD's have been here too long, and he is now riding me of them. "That's fine," I said, "but let me upload Echo's by Pink Floyd on my computer first." He said that was fine.
By the way, See Emily Play is one of the greatest songs ever written.
Today, I'm shooting the scene with Anna in it. It'll be weird directing her, because she's my girlfriend. Like when directors cast their wives or girlfriends, I don't understand that. I wont bother to explain, you won't understand, but theres just something about it. I love her too much to direct her. I don't know, lol, it's just diffrent. But it isn't bad, or awkward, or weird, or anything. I'll still have a good time.
I don't know what else to say... I've spent the whole week with Anna and her nephews and neice. It was fun, they really liked me, and their some of the cutiest kids I've ever seen. They wen't back home today. Poor Anna has felt terrible this week. She wen't to the doctors this morning, and he said she has foot and mouth desise, but now she feels fine. I'm just glad she feels better. But that's about it. Peace out, brothers and sisters, chins up, heads proud, and keep the faith. Werd.
This morning I went to get work cloaths, then I went to a really bad Indian restraunt. Now I'm sitting here, updating.
Last night, my brother's friend from middle school died in a motorcycle accident. I guess my mom woke up at four in the morning and Bryan was watching TV, so she asked if he was still awake because of his friend, and he started "sobbing." No one has seen my brother cry for years. Seriously, it's been at least five years. I can't believe it still. I can't picture it. But I'm really sad for him.
On a lighter note, the whole family went to lunch, and he seemed to be doing okay. He'll make it. Scott (my other brother) decided his CD's have been here too long, and he is now riding me of them. "That's fine," I said, "but let me upload Echo's by Pink Floyd on my computer first." He said that was fine.
By the way, See Emily Play is one of the greatest songs ever written.
Today, I'm shooting the scene with Anna in it. It'll be weird directing her, because she's my girlfriend. Like when directors cast their wives or girlfriends, I don't understand that. I wont bother to explain, you won't understand, but theres just something about it. I love her too much to direct her. I don't know, lol, it's just diffrent. But it isn't bad, or awkward, or weird, or anything. I'll still have a good time.
I don't know what else to say... I've spent the whole week with Anna and her nephews and neice. It was fun, they really liked me, and their some of the cutiest kids I've ever seen. They wen't back home today. Poor Anna has felt terrible this week. She wen't to the doctors this morning, and he said she has foot and mouth desise, but now she feels fine. I'm just glad she feels better. But that's about it. Peace out, brothers and sisters, chins up, heads proud, and keep the faith. Werd.