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Only I could manage to trip up getting off a bus and graze/bruise my knee,yet not actually fall over.Stupid me.I think the lack of food didn't help (by 7pm i'd eaten half a cupcake,a pack of crisps,and a custard cream,having been up 12 hours).
So,today was The Woman In Black trip,and it was really worth the £22.50! OMFG.The worst audience I've ever had,SO much worse than Phantom Of The Opera.They laughed when they should have screamed, they chewed crisps WITH THEIR MOUTHS OPEN right behind me (to the left) they talked ALL THROUGH the first act,they kept shuffling in their seats deliberatly to make noise.I am of course talking about the school-children their ignorant teachers thought deserved a trip to the theater.By the second half,me and Bex did actually move away,BUT someones phone went off RIGHT NEXT TO ME AT A COMPLETELY SILENT MOMENT!I MEAN REALLY,WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!?!?!?!?!?!*ANGER*!
On a calmer note,I will now remind myself of the scarier moments no doubt subconciously wishing to prolong going to bed. :)
* The bit where Arthur is in the pitch black, and he is shining his torch everywhere,and it lands on the woman.I knew it was coming but OMFG.
* The bit where she is rocking in the armchair.OMG HER LEGS SCARED ME,ALL RIGID AND UN-NATURAL.
* The bit where she is walking up the stairs,then turns to look at the audience.
* The bit when the locked door first opens.The only bit I half-screamed at.
* The first time we hear the pony and trap crash, and the childs scream.Made me shiver a LOT.
Seriously.So scary. Go and see it.
Note for seagreenish,do you remember that time you were in uni,and me and Keira went roaming in Covent Gardens, and I told you about the glorious soprano street singer singing Gerschwin who took my breath away?I ended up in the same spot earlier, and there was a string quartet.I smiled at that,it brought back memories. <3
I should be reading my History textbook, but I'll do it before English tomorrow.Maybe.
It's my birthday in 6 days, and arwen_elvenfair is teasing me.Woe. :)
So,today was The Woman In Black trip,and it was really worth the £22.50! OMFG.The worst audience I've ever had,SO much worse than Phantom Of The Opera.They laughed when they should have screamed, they chewed crisps WITH THEIR MOUTHS OPEN right behind me (to the left) they talked ALL THROUGH the first act,they kept shuffling in their seats deliberatly to make noise.I am of course talking about the school-children their ignorant teachers thought deserved a trip to the theater.By the second half,me and Bex did actually move away,BUT someones phone went off RIGHT NEXT TO ME AT A COMPLETELY SILENT MOMENT!I MEAN REALLY,WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!?!?!?!?!?!*ANGER*!
On a calmer note,I will now remind myself of the scarier moments no doubt subconciously wishing to prolong going to bed. :)
* The bit where Arthur is in the pitch black, and he is shining his torch everywhere,and it lands on the woman.I knew it was coming but OMFG.
* The bit where she is rocking in the armchair.OMG HER LEGS SCARED ME,ALL RIGID AND UN-NATURAL.
* The bit where she is walking up the stairs,then turns to look at the audience.
* The bit when the locked door first opens.The only bit I half-screamed at.
* The first time we hear the pony and trap crash, and the childs scream.Made me shiver a LOT.
Seriously.So scary. Go and see it.
Note for seagreenish,do you remember that time you were in uni,and me and Keira went roaming in Covent Gardens, and I told you about the glorious soprano street singer singing Gerschwin who took my breath away?I ended up in the same spot earlier, and there was a string quartet.I smiled at that,it brought back memories. <3
I should be reading my History textbook, but I'll do it before English tomorrow.Maybe.
It's my birthday in 6 days, and arwen_elvenfair is teasing me.Woe. :)