Survey and Subs and Evanescence Sheet Music and Improv and Summer Shakescenes

I think this has been around once before, but hey. I actually have a few songs for people I couldn't think of last time. However, they are probably the least likely to post on this.

1) Comment with your name and I will write something about you.
2) I will then tell what song/movie remind me of you.
3) I will try to name a single word that best describes you.
4) I'll tell you the most memorable moment I've had with you (oh, ha ha, you know, with me, it has to be good!)
5) I'll then tell you something that I've always wondered about you.
6) Put this in your journal, and I will do the same for you.

Psychology class and Sociology class are disappointing. It's all busy work and no fun, like it could be. I'm very, very disappointed. I was hoping it would get better, but now it's halfway done with the trimester and people are telling me how to finish up. It all looks pretty bleak.

In English we had the oddest sub. He pronounced "accent" wrong. I came off really bitchy, correcting him all the time. I also pissed people off with my complaining. You know what? I didn't complain the first time everyone was complaining. Leave me alone.

AP US Government is so frustrating. Erik was all excited about taking it next year, and I think I sort of burst his bubble. It's not all it's cracked up to be, I told him. It's a joke. I think I deeply disappointed him-- but at least now he'll know what he's getting into.

I have the AP World History test tomorrow, in the afternoon, when I'm nice and tired. I think I will not wear contacts tomorrow and just be blind. They have really been bothering me lately, for some reason. I need to concentrate on this test; after all, I haven't taken the class since the beginning of this year-- and I only took half the AP class in the first place, and a whole year ago (ahh, those blissful days of being shut in the Social Studies office with Chris Beuter, throwing printers at me . . . ).

I printed off Evanescence (and in-general Amy Lee) sheet music last night. I found this AWESOME site (by the way, the pdf files don't work well. If they work for you-- print me off the stuff, will you? Lol . . . ). I got "Breathe No More," "Where Will You Go?" "Broken," and "Where Will You Go?" "Breathe No More" and "Broken" actually have vocal parts in them, and I know "Where Will You Go?" anyway (that would be that awesome song that reminds me of Andy from my story), but I need to figure out "So Close," lol. I just printed it out because it was there, and I will probably need (or, erm, LIKE it) eventually. I already have all of the songs from the Fallen CD-- but, hey, THESE were free . . . lol . . . ^_^

Improv is weird now, because Childrens' Theatre is conflicting with it. Hence, we only had about 10-15 people today, until the VERY end, about five minutes until the finish, when about 20 more people walked in.

I'm the only one who's turned in my Summer Shakescence permission slips (I was like, "Woot! Monologue for me! Can I do the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene?" Lol . . . ), but about 10-12 people plan on doing it-- like Andrew and Brock, who were there when I turned it in. There was some little skirmish following, involving Brock telling Andrew he can't act, Andrew telling him quite the contrary, and slamming him into a wall. Mrs. Glenn was a little pissed off, lol. Though, I think, presently, a lot of people are at that point with Brock . . . fed up with him . . . erm . . . more so than usual.

Apparently we can't do Macbeth, because we have too many people now (damn people . . . grr . . . I knew this would happen, lol . . . )-- even though I'm the only one who's signed up, lol-- and so she's thinking perhaps Much Ado About Nothing, which was Andrew's suggestion. I've been pulling for Romeo and Juliet all along, but she (and Andrew) keeps saying it's overdone.

No one ever wants to do my suggestions. We're not doing Romeo and Juliet. No one does anything Harry Potter-related in Improv, because Dan's in charge and he doesn't like it. Heck, no one even likes my ideas for Improv game quirks.

. . . though, in the end, they did end up using my Bushman language suggestion.

I wonder if that will ever work for anything else . . .

Probably not. *Sigh.*

Survey and Subs and Evanescence Sheet Music and Improv and Summer Shakescenes

I think this has been around once before, but hey. I actually have a few songs for people I couldn't think of last time. However, they are probably the least likely to post on this.

1) Comment with your name and I will write something about you.
2) I will then tell what song/movie remind me of you.
3) I will try to name a single word that best describes you.
4) I'll tell you the most memorable moment I've had with you (oh, ha ha, you know, with me, it has to be good!)
5) I'll then tell you something that I've always wondered about you.
6) Put this in your journal, and I will do the same for you.

Psychology class and Sociology class are disappointing. It's all busy work and no fun, like it could be. I'm very, very disappointed. I was hoping it would get better, but now it's halfway done with the trimester and people are telling me how to finish up. It all looks pretty bleak.

In English we had the oddest sub. He pronounced "accent" wrong. I came off really bitchy, correcting him all the time. I also pissed people off with my complaining. You know what? I didn't complain the first time everyone was complaining. Leave me alone.

AP US Government is so frustrating. Erik was all excited about taking it next year, and I think I sort of burst his bubble. It's not all it's cracked up to be, I told him. It's a joke. I think I deeply disappointed him-- but at least now he'll know what he's getting into.

I have the AP World History test tomorrow, in the afternoon, when I'm nice and tired. I think I will not wear contacts tomorrow and just be blind. They have really been bothering me lately, for some reason. I need to concentrate on this test; after all, I haven't taken the class since the beginning of this year-- and I only took half the AP class in the first place, and a whole year ago (ahh, those blissful days of being shut in the Social Studies office with Chris Beuter, throwing printers at me . . . ).

I printed off Evanescence (and in-general Amy Lee) sheet music last night. I found this AWESOME site (by the way, the pdf files don't work well. If they work for you-- print me off the stuff, will you? Lol . . . ). I got "Breathe No More," "Where Will You Go?" "Broken," and "Where Will You Go?" "Breathe No More" and "Broken" actually have vocal parts in them, and I know "Where Will You Go?" anyway (that would be that awesome song that reminds me of Andy from my story), but I need to figure out "So Close," lol. I just printed it out because it was there, and I will probably need (or, erm, LIKE it) eventually. I already have all of the songs from the Fallen CD-- but, hey, THESE were free . . . lol . . . ^_^

Improv is weird now, because Childrens' Theatre is conflicting with it. Hence, we only had about 10-15 people today, until the VERY end, about five minutes until the finish, when about 20 more people walked in.

I'm the only one who's turned in my Summer Shakescence permission slips (I was like, "Woot! Monologue for me! Can I do the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene?" Lol . . . ), but about 10-12 people plan on doing it-- like Andrew and Brock, who were there when I turned it in. There was some little skirmish following, involving Brock telling Andrew he can't act, Andrew telling him quite the contrary, and slamming him into a wall. Mrs. Glenn was a little pissed off, lol. Though, I think, presently, a lot of people are at that point with Brock . . . fed up with him . . . erm . . . more so than usual.

Apparently we can't do Macbeth, because we have too many people now (damn people . . . grr . . . I knew this would happen, lol . . . )-- even though I'm the only one who's signed up, lol-- and so she's thinking perhaps Much Ado About Nothing, which was Andrew's suggestion. I've been pulling for Romeo and Juliet all along, but she (and Andrew) keeps saying it's overdone.

No one ever wants to do my suggestions. We're not doing Romeo and Juliet. No one does anything Harry Potter-related in Improv, because Dan's in charge and he doesn't like it. Heck, no one even likes my ideas for Improv game quirks.

. . . though, in the end, they did end up using my Bushman language suggestion.

I wonder if that will ever work for anything else . . .

Probably not. *Sigh.*