I'm going to have a lot of trying not to blab about silly things to do.
Anyway, the last few days I SUCK at joining some of the more serious threads. I've found myself biting my tongue a lot. I guess it's just a learning experience, though.
Updated On: 2/20/06 at 02:10 PM
Biting is bad!
*pets Mano* Actually, I'm not much a blabber. I'm just like "..................."
Broadway Star Joined: 10/23/05
I'm a horrible blabber myself, so I feel your pain. Oh, the tangents I could go off on ...
And Em, I never get any sleep whatsoever, so I know what you mean. Ugh.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/05
Ugg, I know how that is. Luckily I went to bed really early last night, but some nights it's like you know you're gonna be waking up soon, so you wake up all night- which makes for a very crappy night.
I am typically a very big fan of sleep.
So. I woke up an hour ago. Instead of hitting the snooze button at 8:30 this morning, I turned off the alarm instead. Intelligent, I know. So much for my "I'm going to all my classes this week!" declaration last Friday. But I still feel exhausted and groggy and had an interesting dream where I was running away from my parents and into an episode of Arrested Development. Don't ask.
I have off this week for winter vacation..I'm so happy. I needed a break.
I knew when I went to bed I could only get a few hours of sleep, so I was anticipating waking up early I guess, and I woke up like every two hours or so.
Oy, that's such an awful feeling. It happens to me pretty much every time I have to wake up at 6 for my 8 AM class - I'll go to bed at 1:30 and wake up at least once an hour. I sleep like a baby when I know I don't have to wake up early, though - my roommate claims I once accidentally set my alarm clock for a day I didn't need it and slept right through it.
On a happier note, I managed to finish most of my hellish assignments for the week, so maybe I won't fail at life and have to work at the Dairy Barn after all.
Emcee - I have many more stagedoor pictures. I'll put them up in a bit.
EDIT:
The Sweeney Todd Stagedoor Experience!
Very cool! Looks like it was a neat experience. :)
We were standing outside in the freezing cold for an hour, but it was well worth it. Everyone in the cast was so kind and signed my playbill. Looking back now on the show itself, the stage door experience makes it seem so much better.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
You're pretty! I love your hair. Nice photos!
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/05
<---Pretty new icon! Cool photos!
siamese dream - Thanks! *blushes*
Shiksa - Love your new icon.
Ahh...Raúl...
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/05
Isn't he pretty!? Lol, I must flaunt it on all the threads (and by all the threads I mean this one, the Anthony one, and the Raul one, hehe).
Isn't he pretty!? Lol, I must flaunt it on all the threads (and by all the threads I mean this one, the Anthony one, and the Raul one, hehe).
Haha! If you got it, flaunt it!
Understandable. I did the same thing with mine yesterday. He's very pretty.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/23/05
Guitargeek, great pictures! And you're quite pretty - you look like the dark-haired version of one of my friends!
Ummskdmskmd, Raúl. On a somewhat relevent note, I can't stop listening to the Actor's Fund recording of Hair ...
Wow, those are great pictures guitargeek!
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/05
Oh, I heart Hair! Adam's got his ass!!! Okay, someone needs to post that icon now...
Please, please, stop with the compliments! Oy vey, I'm even blushing in front of the computer.
Color and Light - I just noticed your icon, and it's hilarious! I don't know why, but I keep giggling when I look at it.
It just occurred to me that I'm developing (or, already have) particularly strong crushes on fabulously talented Broadway men with dark hair and aweomse names who speak similarly and are/will be appearing in John Doyle Sondheim productions. So... that's probably a little weird.
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