I don't wanna wait...
O. M. Badonkadonk.
Dawson's Creek is on The N right now.
I was expecting Degrassi and instead I get The Creek. Flashback to Junior High like whoa.
It's nice to see Katie Holmes before she married Lucifer.
And the '90's music is just TOO much to deal with.
I have a question or two for everyone reading this who is a year or more out of college:
1. How has your post-collegiate life thus far measured up to how you expected it to be?
2. Have your goals changed? If so, how?
3. Are you as content as you thought you would be a year or more out? If not, what have you done to attempt to fix the situation?
Seriously. Take the time to answer if you can. It will help me a lot with my thesis musical. AND, if you live in New York, there are some additional questions you can answer at the bottom of this post.
Today, I saw an AWFUL production of Alls Well That Ends Well in Hoboken, NJ. Becca and Akilah were in it. They were fabulous, the rest of the show: not so much.
And then, tonight: THE 1ST EPISODE OF THE 2ND SEASON OF WEEDS!!! Oh, it was fantastic! Hilarious! I fucking love that show! If you don't watch Weeds, or don't get showtime, i feel sorry for you.
Anyway, I'm going to bed soon. Catch everyone later. OH, those New York questions are below. Please, take the time if you can. It will be an IMMENSE help!
Cheers!
1. For you, what does it mean to be a "New Yorker?"
2. Describe the "natural order" of the city and what it means to you.
3. Define, in your own terms, "morality."
4. Share something you have learned since moving to New York. What is
it? How did you learn it? Has your life changed since learning this
lesson? If so, how?
5. What do you hate most about New York and why?
6. Finish this statement: For me, a perfect life in the city would be…
Dawson's Creek is on The N right now.
I was expecting Degrassi and instead I get The Creek. Flashback to Junior High like whoa.
It's nice to see Katie Holmes before she married Lucifer.
And the '90's music is just TOO much to deal with.
I have a question or two for everyone reading this who is a year or more out of college:
1. How has your post-collegiate life thus far measured up to how you expected it to be?
2. Have your goals changed? If so, how?
3. Are you as content as you thought you would be a year or more out? If not, what have you done to attempt to fix the situation?
Seriously. Take the time to answer if you can. It will help me a lot with my thesis musical. AND, if you live in New York, there are some additional questions you can answer at the bottom of this post.
Today, I saw an AWFUL production of Alls Well That Ends Well in Hoboken, NJ. Becca and Akilah were in it. They were fabulous, the rest of the show: not so much.
And then, tonight: THE 1ST EPISODE OF THE 2ND SEASON OF WEEDS!!! Oh, it was fantastic! Hilarious! I fucking love that show! If you don't watch Weeds, or don't get showtime, i feel sorry for you.
Anyway, I'm going to bed soon. Catch everyone later. OH, those New York questions are below. Please, take the time if you can. It will be an IMMENSE help!
Cheers!
1. For you, what does it mean to be a "New Yorker?"
2. Describe the "natural order" of the city and what it means to you.
3. Define, in your own terms, "morality."
4. Share something you have learned since moving to New York. What is
it? How did you learn it? Has your life changed since learning this
lesson? If so, how?
5. What do you hate most about New York and why?
6. Finish this statement: For me, a perfect life in the city would be…