I've got another confession to make...
Tonight I got a chance to see Amanda's play in Harvard..."The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)" and it was funnier now than when my dramatic lit class did it in high school. There is a back story to my happiness of getting to see the show...which I will share now whether you like it or not (pwned). I wanted to go see it with the regular paying audience either saturday or sunday night (it's a one-weekend show) but I have to work now both nights because one of the other cash handlers at work is sick and I'm the shmuck that always takes on extra hours. So. I was able to attend the dress rehearsal tonight and be a test monkey for them and it was really fun and I got a small bouquet of flowers out of the deal (nice!).
I also got to go out for lunch with Aaron and then lay around on my bed for a while. It was so nice. I've barely seen him lately.
I spent $163 on my books for school. That's for two classes. One class had no books listed, so maybe I'll get lucky and not need a book. It's a speech class, so I have no idea what to expect. You know, except having to write new speeches. I've come to expect that though. I am a communications major now (it feels so nice to actually have declared a major...finally). So, now I just need to stick with it for 2-3 years and finally finish. It sounds relatively easy right now. I SAID right now.
Otherwise...not much. My mom came home three weeks ago, can walk 20 minutes at a time and can drive again, and is onto step 2 of the nicotine patch system. Not bad at all.
I've come to realize that if some things remain constant over the next few months to a year or so, I'm going to have some major decisions to mull over and I'm not really looking forward to it.
Does it GET any more cryptic than that? I think not.
I also got to go out for lunch with Aaron and then lay around on my bed for a while. It was so nice. I've barely seen him lately.
I spent $163 on my books for school. That's for two classes. One class had no books listed, so maybe I'll get lucky and not need a book. It's a speech class, so I have no idea what to expect. You know, except having to write new speeches. I've come to expect that though. I am a communications major now (it feels so nice to actually have declared a major...finally). So, now I just need to stick with it for 2-3 years and finally finish. It sounds relatively easy right now. I SAID right now.
Otherwise...not much. My mom came home three weeks ago, can walk 20 minutes at a time and can drive again, and is onto step 2 of the nicotine patch system. Not bad at all.
I've come to realize that if some things remain constant over the next few months to a year or so, I'm going to have some major decisions to mull over and I'm not really looking forward to it.
Does it GET any more cryptic than that? I think not.