Get me to Borders. Right now. ::snatches small wad of money::
I can’t believe that I forgot May 11th. I suppose I can celebrate the anniversary of National Towel Day…
::snickets:: While reading comments, I noticed Rebecca’s “Riiiiifffff”. Reminds me of when I played Riff in “West Side Story” at MTC. (Beat out 3 guys for the role–go me!) Graciella, my “girlfriend”, was played by Jen, a Swiss girl. She had an incredibly heavy accent, so when she shouted “Riiiiiiffff!” at my death, it sounded like “Reef”. It was supposed to be this tense, emotional scene, but in rehearsals we all kept cracking up. I miss MTC… ::is amused::
Permalinks now enabled. Go me! I’ve been meaning to do that for months.
Can I say this? Sannali, you are my hero. The notion of Carrot as “studly” had me laughing a good 10 minutes, and I know I’m going to keep thinking about it at school and end up bursting into fits of giggles at inappropriate times. And how did I miss Sailor Atomheart? I’ve been reading Ann’s LJ religiously for ages… hmm. Anyway, nifty stuff, Sannali. I shall begin coloring soon! And I’ll have my line art eventually. ::shuffles feet nervously::
::laughs:: Wow. The world is tiny. In English class on Thursday, we read a poem by e.e. cummings that ended with “and the moon rattles like a fragment of angry candy”. I thought that phrase was so amazingly cool that I decided that I would use it for the next iteration of tnm.n. Today, I was randomly surfing about Tangerine Cafe, and I see that Sian has a new blog. Such a lovely title, I think. ::is amused:: I’m going to have to root through some more cummings stuff. He has the most awesome metaphors! Even niftier than Emily Dickinson. Yo.
Whee! Faith has hit 400 pages for Demonology 101! Good gracious. Go congratulate her!
Okay, kiddies, it’s that time again! Bizarre search referrals for tnm.n!
I love my life.
Yowza! I just got back from a Mother’s Day brunch-thing. I was talking with my Aunt Janet about theatre prospects for next year, and when I mentioned that “Bat Boy” was no longer in consideration from the Jesuit musical, she told me that Theatre 3 was doing “Bat Boy” as part of their season next year. Because one of the main roles is a teenager, I might be able to try out! At Janet’s “Spring Forward/Fall Backward” party, I had met a bunch of big names in the Dallas theatre community, and one of the Theatre 3 heads told me that if they were planning on casting girls in my age group for a show, they’d let me audition. How amazingly cool would that be? ::squeals:: Joy!
Randomly decided to give in to the temptation of nifty scrollbar colors. Yes, I am indeed a trendpimp. Muah. I’ll probably change it back in a few days if it gets annoying.