It's been a busy March. I turned 18 on March 2nd, and I had a nice birthday even though it was sleety and a Thursday. That weekend I was at school with all the Rep folk for 13 hours of tech-rehearsing. Rep finally became fun the during the next week, when we had run-throughs each day. I think it really pulled together well, especially when you ( Read more... )

I hope everyone's having a good vacation. Mine's been pretty quiet, which is what I wanted. I haven't practiced for rep as much as I should have, but I have done it a few times. I can't believe that it's two weeks from now. This is when the panic sets in, and everyone gets mad at each other. It's gonna be an intense two weeks of constant rehearsals ( Read more... )

From my music textbook:

"In 1937, the anthropologist Ralph Linton published an article entitled 'One Hundred Percent American.' 'There can be no question about the average American's Americanism or his desire to rpeserve his precious heritage at all costs,' wrote Linton. 'Nevertheless some insidious foreign ideas have already wormed their way into ( Read more... )

If you have 4th period free, PLEASE sign up for American Music tomorrow. PLEASE. It won't be hard, it'll be fun. And I ain't goin back to philosophy!

I haven't updated in more than a month! I guess that makes sense, actually, since I've been procrastinating (a little) less than usual and nothing worth posting has happened to me. The transit strike was fun for me. I went to school one day, where the math video on ellipses quickly convinced me never to return. The holidays were nice-read a lot, ( Read more... )

Beatleu [7:04 PM]:  i think we had the best conversation last night
Beatleu [7:04 PM]:  me: yo
Beatleu [7:05 PM]:  you: hey
Beatleu [7:05 PM]:  the end
GymnastJKF [7:05 PM]:  katie, we're drifting
GymnastJKF [7:05 PM]:  or
Beatleu [7:05 PM]:  say it ain't so
GymnastJKF [7:05 PM]:  or maybe we're just becoming telepathic
Beatleu [7:05 PM]:  i think ( Read more... )

So welcome to the fun-o-coaster that was my week. Monday I was feeling so deathly dreary and upset I had to write a cryptic and emotional livejournal entry about it. Thanks Ben, for the comfort and the hug. It helped. Tuesday night I met with Juliet and Johanna in the park and it was like super weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. We were running in circles of joy ( Read more... )

Not to hyperbolize and pull some teenage girl crap, but I think this is the most depressed I've ever been. I'm feeling so hopeless right now. Most people are to some degree, worried about grades and college and whathaveyou. But that's not what I'm worried about. I'll get into college. Grades will manage like they always have.

I'm really lonely, but ( Read more... )

I stayed home with the sniffles and an on and off fever yesterday. Contrary to popular belief, I actually don't like staying home. It was so lonely. I sat in the dark, wrapped in blankets, and listened to "The Only Living Boy In New York" over and over. What a great song!

Today was pretty good. I miserably failed the stat test, but at least it didn ( Read more... )

Today was my Harvard interview. I had to wear pants and a shirt and all this fancy shit :-). So I got to the Harvard club and I met Ben, who's a nice, youngish guy who went to Hunter and is a corporate psychologist. We went up in the elevator to the balcony area, where there were numerous mounted animal heads and the chandeliers were made of ( Read more... )