Fishies in the sea!
Rehearsal today was oh so very tiring... productive like whoa, but oh so very tiring.
Um, there's been errors in my countdown. I'll fix it next time, I'm too lazy this time, but it really is a shame. I think I missed a week or something. Ah well.
After rehearsal I had a fun conversation about how senior year is cruel because the whole time, we have basically no work, and now suddenly comps are coming up and hey, work! and it's not fair to throw all of that at us at the end of the year. I went ahead and told Mrs. Hoover that senior year should be more work spread out over the year, then admitted that that was just because I won't be around next year. Not that she'll be teaching seniors again... at least, I don't expect so. But anyway, a significant portion of my newfangled work is from her, but she wasn't one of the ones who gave me little to no work all year long, so I'm not really terribly upset by that.
Of course, Mr. Wallace is barely even pretending now, remember? As proof: he's not even gonna be in school tomorrow. To which I say: Oh, curses, if I weren't in this silly thing called a musical I could have gone home early three times this week!
This whole entry is just procrastination, of course. From that work that I suddenly have to do.
Speaking of procrastination--I've gotten really good at it at school. Because, you know, I can't do this, or read fanfiction, or do any of those other things I tend to do at home to procrastinate, so it used to be it was almost more effort figuring out how than it was worth. Almost. But nowadays I just read through reviews of Buffy episodes because 1) it's really fun seeing how opinions so drastically vary about certain episodes and 2) there are 144 of them, hey, it takes lots of time to get through them all! And then again for the next person! And so on!
Though, to be fair, I don't think I've yet found anybody who's reviewed every single episode. Hmm hmm.
Now to go back to my work, because otherwise all this talking about procrastination is just going to lead to more of it.
Um, there's been errors in my countdown. I'll fix it next time, I'm too lazy this time, but it really is a shame. I think I missed a week or something. Ah well.
After rehearsal I had a fun conversation about how senior year is cruel because the whole time, we have basically no work, and now suddenly comps are coming up and hey, work! and it's not fair to throw all of that at us at the end of the year. I went ahead and told Mrs. Hoover that senior year should be more work spread out over the year, then admitted that that was just because I won't be around next year. Not that she'll be teaching seniors again... at least, I don't expect so. But anyway, a significant portion of my newfangled work is from her, but she wasn't one of the ones who gave me little to no work all year long, so I'm not really terribly upset by that.
Of course, Mr. Wallace is barely even pretending now, remember? As proof: he's not even gonna be in school tomorrow. To which I say: Oh, curses, if I weren't in this silly thing called a musical I could have gone home early three times this week!
This whole entry is just procrastination, of course. From that work that I suddenly have to do.
Speaking of procrastination--I've gotten really good at it at school. Because, you know, I can't do this, or read fanfiction, or do any of those other things I tend to do at home to procrastinate, so it used to be it was almost more effort figuring out how than it was worth. Almost. But nowadays I just read through reviews of Buffy episodes because 1) it's really fun seeing how opinions so drastically vary about certain episodes and 2) there are 144 of them, hey, it takes lots of time to get through them all! And then again for the next person! And so on!
Though, to be fair, I don't think I've yet found anybody who's reviewed every single episode. Hmm hmm.
Now to go back to my work, because otherwise all this talking about procrastination is just going to lead to more of it.