AP English, Improv, and Shakescenes

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Today was the AP English exam. Hmm . . . fun times.

Damn it, I'm not even halfway over yet . . . grr . . .

I seriously have only about 12 hours to myself this weekend. I have the 12-hour Dance-a-Thon (Tiffany is still the only one who has sponsered me) on Saturday, and then 2 1/2 hours of YHO on Sunday. If I sleep the full eight hours I need (nonwithstanding that I would like to sleep in), I don't have much time, particularly to write my "I Believe" paper, perhaps watch a few movies for Psychology to analyze, and

Apparently now in Shakescenes, we have upped it to me, Brock, and "a girl [Mrs. Glenn] has never met." Great. It's someone we've never met. This has got to be good. Nichole, Kristina, get your stuff in; it's due tomorrow.

So now it's not the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene . . . it's . . . I don't even know.

Not that we'll do anything I want to do, anyway.

I hope this doesn't suck ass. Andrew yesterday was still even debating with himself over whether to do it. Apparently Brock is really enough to drive him away. I told him that was pathetic, to have a reason like that, particularly when he liked it and he did it last year and Brock didn't-- and, most importantly, we need him.

I did get to play ONE thing I've wanted to do for a long time, but it wasn't nearly fulfilling enough. In Improv, for Party Quirks, I had to be "an extra for the Harry Potter movies." I thought I was pretty good, but apparently the host had neither read nor seen Harry Potter.

See what I have to work with?

I get to play the second violin part (just Karen and I alone) in the senior solo at the beginning of "Ashokan Farewell," because we don't have any senior second violins.

I heard that ridiculous "Party All The Time" song they were making fun of on VH1 last night in the car today.

Does anybody miss redxdeath? He apparently didn't feel the need to come back.

AP English, Improv, and Shakescenes

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Today was the AP English exam. Hmm . . . fun times.

Damn it, I'm not even halfway over yet . . . grr . . .

I seriously have only about 12 hours to myself this weekend. I have the 12-hour Dance-a-Thon (Tiffany is still the only one who has sponsered me) on Saturday, and then 2 1/2 hours of YHO on Sunday. If I sleep the full eight hours I need (nonwithstanding that I would like to sleep in), I don't have much time, particularly to write my "I Believe" paper, perhaps watch a few movies for Psychology to analyze, and

Apparently now in Shakescenes, we have upped it to me, Brock, and "a girl [Mrs. Glenn] has never met." Great. It's someone we've never met. This has got to be good. Nichole, Kristina, get your stuff in; it's due tomorrow.

So now it's not the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene . . . it's . . . I don't even know.

Not that we'll do anything I want to do, anyway.

I hope this doesn't suck ass. Andrew yesterday was still even debating with himself over whether to do it. Apparently Brock is really enough to drive him away. I told him that was pathetic, to have a reason like that, particularly when he liked it and he did it last year and Brock didn't-- and, most importantly, we need him.

I did get to play ONE thing I've wanted to do for a long time, but it wasn't nearly fulfilling enough. In Improv, for Party Quirks, I had to be "an extra for the Harry Potter movies." I thought I was pretty good, but apparently the host had neither read nor seen Harry Potter.

See what I have to work with?

I get to play the second violin part (just Karen and I alone) in the senior solo at the beginning of "Ashokan Farewell," because we don't have any senior second violins.

I heard that ridiculous "Party All The Time" song they were making fun of on VH1 last night in the car today.

Does anybody miss redxdeath? He apparently didn't feel the need to come back.