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Wow.
I just did walk inside my house. 3:00 in the morning. That's great.
Well the Shakespeare Festival was great. Left my house about 5:30 and headed up to Boulder with Calder, Alex, and Andrew. We had dinner at a bar called "The Sink". It was this little hole in the wall place that if you stood up, you woulda hit your head on the ceiling. There was art all over the freakin place. We all talked about our class, our summers, and just our life experiences. I knew she had smoked weed! LOL. Then we headed over to CU campus to check out the preview for Julius Caesar. It was alright. It was set 30 years in the future, Casius was played by a woman, and there was some WEIRD sexual tension between her and Brutus that could only be explained by the director. However, the end had one HELL of a killer twist. The play didn't get over until eleven and I wasn't in my driveway till' 12. Calder and I talked. And talked and talked. I think she opened up to me more than she normally would to someone. And I definately opened up. For 3 hours we discussed everything from politics to movies, school to drugs, sex to intraspeculation, and trust. Listening to her advice intrigued me and made ask even more questions of her. One might ask how one spends 3 hours talking, but we just lost track of time. Hanging out with her, Alex, and Andrew, as well as meeting up with Cocetti was awesome. The play, though it was Shakespeare and was well acted, was kind of off the wall. I still enjoyed it because I had read the play and understood the dialogue, the metaphors, and the themes in the play. The 30 years in the future was what kinda tipped it off. They were all in Marxist uniforms and the set looked very distopian. Lots of fake blood. Lots. And the ghost of Caesar using a T.V.? LOL. It was still great. The whole night was great.
I'm thinking. Very intraspectively. Very. Good play.
I just did walk inside my house. 3:00 in the morning. That's great.
Well the Shakespeare Festival was great. Left my house about 5:30 and headed up to Boulder with Calder, Alex, and Andrew. We had dinner at a bar called "The Sink". It was this little hole in the wall place that if you stood up, you woulda hit your head on the ceiling. There was art all over the freakin place. We all talked about our class, our summers, and just our life experiences. I knew she had smoked weed! LOL. Then we headed over to CU campus to check out the preview for Julius Caesar. It was alright. It was set 30 years in the future, Casius was played by a woman, and there was some WEIRD sexual tension between her and Brutus that could only be explained by the director. However, the end had one HELL of a killer twist. The play didn't get over until eleven and I wasn't in my driveway till' 12. Calder and I talked. And talked and talked. I think she opened up to me more than she normally would to someone. And I definately opened up. For 3 hours we discussed everything from politics to movies, school to drugs, sex to intraspeculation, and trust. Listening to her advice intrigued me and made ask even more questions of her. One might ask how one spends 3 hours talking, but we just lost track of time. Hanging out with her, Alex, and Andrew, as well as meeting up with Cocetti was awesome. The play, though it was Shakespeare and was well acted, was kind of off the wall. I still enjoyed it because I had read the play and understood the dialogue, the metaphors, and the themes in the play. The 30 years in the future was what kinda tipped it off. They were all in Marxist uniforms and the set looked very distopian. Lots of fake blood. Lots. And the ghost of Caesar using a T.V.? LOL. It was still great. The whole night was great.
I'm thinking. Very intraspectively. Very. Good play.