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You are Juliet, of Romeo and Juliet. You may come
off as a naive and obedient child, but there's
a strong (and often headstrong), devoted, and
passionate young woman beyond her years beneath
the surface. With a youthful passion, you may
not make the best decisions, but it cannot be
denied you are perfectly sincere.


Which Shakespearian Tragic Heroine Are You?
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I'm not letting myself eat until lunch today. No mas food for me. I ate too much food over this weekend, lol . . .

Quizzes Like Whoa

You are Juliet, of Romeo and Juliet. You may come
off as a naive and obedient child, but there's
a strong (and often headstrong), devoted, and
passionate young woman beyond her years beneath
the surface. With a youthful passion, you may
not make the best decisions, but it cannot be
denied you are perfectly sincere.


Which Shakespearian Tragic Heroine Are You?
brought to you by Quizilla

( The Rest Aren't Mine, So They Go Under The LJ-Cut To Save Your Friends Page )

I'm not letting myself eat until lunch today. No mas food for me. I ate too much food over this weekend, lol . . .

Good Day and Megumi and Romeo And Juliet

Today was a good day today. I am totally channeling my Megumi character!

I got an A on my Introduction to East Asian Religions midterm paper (95%!), and so that was infinitely good. Then, we talked about WWII in Japanese Civilization, which was good-- in a masochistic sort of way. Hey, I need the research for me

MY JAPANESE CIVILIZATION TEACHER SO SHOT DOWN THAT WWII BUFF WHO WAS TRYING TO TELL ME I WAS WRONG ON NANOWRIMO!!! MUHAHA!!! Lol . . . I mean, she didn't do it PERSONALLY . . . she just re-proved the points I told them they were wrong with, and she has a Ph.D, lol . . .

Ahh, I love it when I'm right ^_^ and when people who have the credentials to prove they're right agree with me . . . it's one step from having them myself, lol . . .

Now's the part where I'm channeling Megumi. We're having tryouts for Much Ado About Nothing, and I went and signed up for a slot at 8:36 (so random) tonight (all the Tuesday slots were taken, lol . . . ). That's the Megumi part. Now, we need to arrange a Shakespearian monologue for the tryouts. I'm doing the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene because 1) I've done it before and 2) I happen to have a copy of Romeo and Juliet in my room, and that's it, lol . . . along with the fact that I love Romeo and Juliet and all that, and also that I got a Juliet-that-looks-like-me quiz result today (well . . . I made the quiz, lol . . . ).

So, like Megumi, in Japanese I did practically nothing but think about my monologue, lol . . . that's so exactly what Megumi did in my story, lol . . .

So . . . voodoo-story says that I get a part . . . preferrably the lead . . . and that my opposite ends up being in love with me . . .

. . . and then the country decides it hates me and sends me away to a desert camp.

No-- so, since that can't happen, lol (or at least I hope-- well, kind of . . . ) not, I'm just going to have to settle for what I get, if I even get anything. Besides, the play's not Romeo and Juliet, lol . . .

Besides, I don't even know whether we're supposed to have the monologue MEMORIZED or not. I'm assuming no, but still, lol . . .

Still, to get myself in the mood, I have arranged a Romeo and Juliet soundtrack. A TOTAL Romeo and Juliet soundtrack, that takes up several hours on my playlist. It contains the full (well, as full as I've got, lol . . . ) Prokofiev ballet, the Evanescence songs that apply in what I call the "Romeo and Juliet Suite," instrumental songs from the 1996 Romeo and Juliet, and even a MIDI file of "What Is A Youth?" from the 1968 version of Romeo and Juliet. All I need to add now is the (long-ass) Tchaikovsky Fantasia Suite on Romeo and Juliet (and, well, the Berlioz and Gonoud versions of the ballet/play, plus I'm sure there are many more out there, lol . . . ), and I'll be all set for all my Romeo and Juliet music! Woot! Lol . . .

Good Day and Megumi and Romeo And Juliet

Today was a good day today. I am totally channeling my Megumi character!

I got an A on my Introduction to East Asian Religions midterm paper (95%!), and so that was infinitely good. Then, we talked about WWII in Japanese Civilization, which was good-- in a masochistic sort of way. Hey, I need the research for me

MY JAPANESE CIVILIZATION TEACHER SO SHOT DOWN THAT WWII BUFF WHO WAS TRYING TO TELL ME I WAS WRONG ON NANOWRIMO!!! MUHAHA!!! Lol . . . I mean, she didn't do it PERSONALLY . . . she just re-proved the points I told them they were wrong with, and she has a Ph.D, lol . . .

Ahh, I love it when I'm right ^_^ and when people who have the credentials to prove they're right agree with me . . . it's one step from having them myself, lol . . .

Now's the part where I'm channeling Megumi. We're having tryouts for Much Ado About Nothing, and I went and signed up for a slot at 8:36 (so random) tonight (all the Tuesday slots were taken, lol . . . ). That's the Megumi part. Now, we need to arrange a Shakespearian monologue for the tryouts. I'm doing the Juliet-takes-the-potion scene because 1) I've done it before and 2) I happen to have a copy of Romeo and Juliet in my room, and that's it, lol . . . along with the fact that I love Romeo and Juliet and all that, and also that I got a Juliet-that-looks-like-me quiz result today (well . . . I made the quiz, lol . . . ).

So, like Megumi, in Japanese I did practically nothing but think about my monologue, lol . . . that's so exactly what Megumi did in my story, lol . . .

So . . . voodoo-story says that I get a part . . . preferrably the lead . . . and that my opposite ends up being in love with me . . .

. . . and then the country decides it hates me and sends me away to a desert camp.

No-- so, since that can't happen, lol (or at least I hope-- well, kind of . . . ) not, I'm just going to have to settle for what I get, if I even get anything. Besides, the play's not Romeo and Juliet, lol . . .

Besides, I don't even know whether we're supposed to have the monologue MEMORIZED or not. I'm assuming no, but still, lol . . .

Still, to get myself in the mood, I have arranged a Romeo and Juliet soundtrack. A TOTAL Romeo and Juliet soundtrack, that takes up several hours on my playlist. It contains the full (well, as full as I've got, lol . . . ) Prokofiev ballet, the Evanescence songs that apply in what I call the "Romeo and Juliet Suite," instrumental songs from the 1996 Romeo and Juliet, and even a MIDI file of "What Is A Youth?" from the 1968 version of Romeo and Juliet. All I need to add now is the (long-ass) Tchaikovsky Fantasia Suite on Romeo and Juliet (and, well, the Berlioz and Gonoud versions of the ballet/play, plus I'm sure there are many more out there, lol . . . ), and I'll be all set for all my Romeo and Juliet music! Woot! Lol . . .

Quiz and Further Reflections

You fit in with: Spiritualism Your ideals are mostly spiritual, but in an individualistic way. While spirituality is very important in your life, organized religion itself may not be for you. It is best for you to seek these things on your own terms. 80% spiritual. 60% reason-oriented.

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Who knows how I did at Much Ado About Nothing Tryouts. It went so fast. I'm only a freshman, so . . .

Yeah.

Lol . . .

I need to bring back that Leslie Deadpan character in Improv, man . . . that was funny . . . *snickers and leaves everyone in the dark.*

I ate too much again today. I always do that.

Quiz and Further Reflections

You fit in with: Spiritualism Your ideals are mostly spiritual, but in an individualistic way. While spirituality is very important in your life, organized religion itself may not be for you. It is best for you to seek these things on your own terms. 80% spiritual. 60% reason-oriented.

Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com

Who knows how I did at Much Ado About Nothing Tryouts. It went so fast. I'm only a freshman, so . . .

Yeah.

Lol . . .

I need to bring back that Leslie Deadpan character in Improv, man . . . that was funny . . . *snickers and leaves everyone in the dark.*

I ate too much again today. I always do that.