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Everything is pretty good. Everything is neutral.
I like being back, but hate it at the same time. Every now and then I'll remember what it was like to wake up at 7:30 every morning, get ready, go downstairs and have a breakfast of one croissant and one baguette (which is probably why I gained ten pounds), take the twenty minute walk to rehearsal, have a wonderful time, speak and listen to French, get lunch at some little cafe, do whatever... I loved (essentially) everyone so much. I felt like a dweeb bawling my eyes out at JFK.
BUT STILL, I get to go to work and see my boyfriend and my friends. Neato. Michael and I are going to stay together when he goes to UConn and see how it works out. It may, and it may not. We might have a terrible break up over the phone, but it's better than breaking up just because he's going to college.
I want SO BADLY to be in The Grapes of Wrath this Fall at Oddfellows, and not just because it's going to be directed by Matt Pugliese (although that's a large part of it), but also because I love that book and I'm sure the play is beautiful.
It is dreary outside today. I have to buy a new ipod. My room is clean and my itunes is organized, though, so... cool.
I like being back, but hate it at the same time. Every now and then I'll remember what it was like to wake up at 7:30 every morning, get ready, go downstairs and have a breakfast of one croissant and one baguette (which is probably why I gained ten pounds), take the twenty minute walk to rehearsal, have a wonderful time, speak and listen to French, get lunch at some little cafe, do whatever... I loved (essentially) everyone so much. I felt like a dweeb bawling my eyes out at JFK.
BUT STILL, I get to go to work and see my boyfriend and my friends. Neato. Michael and I are going to stay together when he goes to UConn and see how it works out. It may, and it may not. We might have a terrible break up over the phone, but it's better than breaking up just because he's going to college.
I want SO BADLY to be in The Grapes of Wrath this Fall at Oddfellows, and not just because it's going to be directed by Matt Pugliese (although that's a large part of it), but also because I love that book and I'm sure the play is beautiful.
It is dreary outside today. I have to buy a new ipod. My room is clean and my itunes is organized, though, so... cool.