The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine — Page 108

It hasn't been that long for me, only 4 years, but I remember the day I found out that he was the same guy as the guy who plays Roger in OBC Rent . I was so happy, because I loved 'them', lol.

Thank you, Em. I love all those Aida pics. Elaborate Lives is the hottest number ever.

Aida is what got me into Adam as well. :) So yeah, that show is important to me. My friend just got me the Aida: The Making Of The Broadway Musical book as an early birthday present. I was so excited. :)

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I know!! All the pretty pictures...*squeal*

Time for bed. G'nite all!

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Updated On: 4/12/06 at 02:26 AM

Seriously? I paid...um...a lot more than that...no bueno...

It is beautiful though. Props to Disney for that one :)

Yeah, there was a stack of them in the dollar store last year.

I was trying to go to sleep, but my neighbor across the hall is *screaming* crying. I could hear her sobs down the hall in the bathroom. I'd be concerned...but this happens with her about every other week.

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Updated On: 4/12/06 at 03:04 AM

Good Luck!

Drama much, skittles?

It's most definitely a pjs to class kind of day...

Morning.

Guh, another 9am track practice today.

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In my drama theory class today, we were talking about politically active theatre, and in terms of musicals, someone said we could look at things like Assassins and Urinetown, that deal with political corruption, big business, etc -- modern problems. Someone then brought up the idea that even though musicals are not "reality" in the way plays are -- we don't burst out into relevant song in real life -- it's very accessible to the general public, and can present these things in fairly enjoyable ways.

There's this girl in my class who I honestly don't have that much of a problem with because I think she's smart, well-read, etc, even though she's pretentious because she "OMG LOVES THEATRE SO MUCH!!" and is the most talented actress ever, and she's just.... perky. But, anyway, she goes "like Wicked! heeheh." Ugh. Yes, Wicked has political themes, but that is SO not its main motive, nor is it on the level of something like Assassins. I definitely rolled my eyes. Whoops.

That has nothing to do with Adam, but I wanted to share.

Ooh, wait. Connection! I honestly thought about going "ooh, RENT!" but I don't say much in class.

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Updated On: 4/12/06 at 01:34 PM

eek. I hope your foot feels better! And good news about your exam. :)

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