Monday, Monday.

Apr 18, 2011 09:37

Mom and I finished watching Boys over Flowers last night with a 3-episode marathon. I didn't get to bed until 1:30, so I'm paying for it today.

Tonight is the first official rehearsal for The Sound of Music. Beyond that I plan on reading my Bible, reading my "for fun" book, and going to bed early.

I'm pretty sure I won't have rehearsal for the rest of the week, since Matt is structuring the first month of rehearsals around all of the songs and their respective choreography, and the Baroness's two songs are not exactly high on the priority list. (Some of you didn't even know she sings in the stage play, did you? See? LOL)

Tomorrow I'll probably take Jennifer out for ice cream and homework (crazy combo, I know) and let her help me pick out a new wallet. The one I have now is a full checkbook size, and since I'm in a small purse mood, it kind of leaves only about 20% room for anything else. I also need some more satin/delicate fabric needles for my sewing machine. Then I'll catch up on my bills and more reading and watching TV. Now that BoF is finished, I'll resume my romp with the Leverage team. And I'm still maintaining a running three eps behind on Chuck.

Wednesday is church and then I think hanging out with friends afterward. My friend Sharon is in from South Carolina this week. We took her out for her birthday last night to Carraba's and I ate more than I knew I could fit into my stomach without getting sick. It... was kind of wonderful, actually. I can afford to stay up later hanging out on Wed night because...

I am taking a vacation day on Thursday!

So. Thursday. Sleep in. Do laundry/prep for the weekend, WORK ON EDITING, SEWING, MAKING EMBROIDERY TRANSFERS. Take the cats to the vet. Thoroughly relax and enjoy myself.

And finally...

On Friday mom and I are going out to Indiana for this church convention thing for Easter.

I've always been rather loathe to attend these things, because to be honest, my stomach has a tendency to curdle in the presence of so many people pushing their piety to the forefront. But I realized I need to be trusting God and myself more in the hopes of sifting through all of the posturing and seeing the real people peeking through. And maybe I can find someone out there who, like me, hasn't met the right person in the ordinary course of day-to-day life and isn't really sure where else to go to meet someone of like faith. I wanted a more romantic first meeting story than "church convention", but it's time to let such notions go their course and start looking toward things more tangible and, I trust, more rewarding in the long-term.

I'm feeling surprisingly calm and grown up about life today. We'll see how long it lasts. ;-)

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