So ever since I got attacked by the shelf, my memory has been a bit sketch ( Read more... )

So I stayed up until 3:30 this morning working on my final project for my scenic design class and then caught a 7:04 bus so that I could write the paper I had decided to put off ( Read more... )

Due to the brilliant planning of my Scenic Design and Acting teachers, I find myself today with a five hour break between my 10 minute meeting for Scenic Design and my 40 minute costume design fitting ( Read more... )

What is it that is so intimidating about staring at an empty word document with that little cursor blinking expectantly?

It feels as though if I could only bang out an introduction, everything else would come flooding out; it's just the fucking introduction holding it all back.

And also my head itches. One more week of staples to go.

I had envisioned a day free of work and school such as this one as a productive day of cleaning up my apartment, doing laundry, and perhaps some sort of exciting activity like a trip to the zoo ( Read more... )

So yesterday at Teavana a shelf fell on my head and I discovered that if you manage to cut your head open badly enough, they will use staples to it shut again.

Staples. In your head.

And now everyone keeps asking me how my head feels.

Well, basically it feels like I have staples in it.

Tonight at rehearsal, my director made a rather threatening motion towards the woodwinds with his baton. His next words were:

"No, it was fine! I just had to scratch my back!"

And also, we are playing a piece called Die Schlittenfahrt.

Seriously, Die SchlittenfahrtThe five year old in me is dying to hear how that is pronounced and will ( Read more... )

Odwalla makes pumpkin juice.

REAL ACTUAL PUMPKIN JUICE.

The Harry Potter geek in me can now die happy.

I reached the conclusion today that at some point in my life I will become so unable to deal with people and their shit that I will be left with two options ( Read more... )

Though I haven't seen it many other ways yet, I have decided that UW is best viewed when covered in leaves on a crisp, blustery fall day.