"Never permit a dichotomy to rule your life..."
I just got two vaccination shots, one in each arm, and it hurts more than I expected it to.
I am a ridiculous sap and I cried for the last half hour of the finale episode. Not because I was upset over CTB dying, but because I love Wilson to pieces and he was so upset over it. It wasn't really the best episode ever...but I liked it. Not my favorite, but I liked it. The end of the episode, with all the different people doing different things (I totally though Kutner was watching home movies, by the way), reminded me of a House MD fan fiction about how the ducklings coped with losing a patient.
I'm trying to think of all the things I need to do for school. One of them includes knowing my lines for that Box monologue so that I could recite it while tied to a working railroad track. Another is writing a short paper on Alfred, Lord Tennyson's "The Lady of Shalott" for English, due next week. Oh, and a theatre history test tomorrow that I'm not too concerned about -- I will look over my notes in the morning or at lunch, I guess. Math homework, science homework due Thursday. No school Friday. I feel like I'm forgetting about some huge assignment... That's not a good sign. Maybe I'm just not used to being free from Lee projects.
I am a ridiculous sap and I cried for the last half hour of the finale episode. Not because I was upset over CTB dying, but because I love Wilson to pieces and he was so upset over it. It wasn't really the best episode ever...but I liked it. Not my favorite, but I liked it. The end of the episode, with all the different people doing different things (I totally though Kutner was watching home movies, by the way), reminded me of a House MD fan fiction about how the ducklings coped with losing a patient.
I'm trying to think of all the things I need to do for school. One of them includes knowing my lines for that Box monologue so that I could recite it while tied to a working railroad track. Another is writing a short paper on Alfred, Lord Tennyson's "The Lady of Shalott" for English, due next week. Oh, and a theatre history test tomorrow that I'm not too concerned about -- I will look over my notes in the morning or at lunch, I guess. Math homework, science homework due Thursday. No school Friday. I feel like I'm forgetting about some huge assignment... That's not a good sign. Maybe I'm just not used to being free from Lee projects.