Yeah, I know. But it still feels weird to know that even though I was getting up later every day and had so much time that I was doing absolutely nothing and just lazing around, I still got so much more done then I am now.
then that's perfect progress...er...meanie9494September 2 2006, 14:25:57 UTC
I really would suggest getting a start on machiavelli, however. that took me, literally, four days (not of reading straight...just of being bored). Euro Rocks! so do music duets, oh WAIT...that's right....
Re: then that's perfect progress...er...phoenixfire213September 2 2006, 16:04:25 UTC
Which Machiavelli are you reading? The Prince? Read hte first 2 chapters. It covers the rest of the book. Aparently he was the founder of the department of redundancy department.
i know what you mean. by this time at camp, i had run the board for 1 show, been follow spot-op another, was working on design for 2 other shows, and was in the same rehearsals you were. and i had done most of my serving duty.........*sigh*...if only the real world could cause so much productivity.
my biochem teacher likes pepper moths, and suffers from a tendency towards redundency. she and machiavelli have that in common. I have heard so much about those god damn pepper moths... and the man who drank his own urine to stay alive.
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2. EHAP rocks my world.
3. You have to remember, that these couple weeks at the summer constrict and warp time, reducing productivity, just as Buck's Rock distends time.
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Euro Rocks!
so do music duets, oh WAIT...that's right....
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Oh WAIT! I remember! Ha.
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the sound for comedy was really good, you know.
your schedule looks...fun?
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