The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 583

Oy. I once went to a concert where someone in the row behind me asked me if I would switch seats so she could sit next to her friend, and it really pissed me off - I can only imagine how furious I would have been if I were in a situation like the one you described. If she wanted to sit with her friends, they should have bought their tickets all together. It's not your problem.

"On another note, being up that high makes me scared out of my pants! "

Heh. I went to the Met to see La Boheme back in November, and my school group was seated at the very very top - not a pleasant feeling. When you need an elevator to get to your seats, and there are about 4 stops before yours, it's not a good thing.

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Updated On: 1/13/06 at 12:38 AM

I get really dizzy up that high. Can't do it.

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Yeah, it was good. It was my first time seeing Stephanie and she's now my second favorite Elphaba (after Idina...yeah) and last week I saw the Boq understudy and I liked the main tour Boq better than his understudy, but Robb is still waaaay better in my *completely unbiased* opinion

The ushers were unorganized and some people just have no class. These are $65 seats, it's not a movie theater.

And my sister is scared of heights, so she was GRIPPIING the handrail for dear life. I may be an orchestra snob, but sometimes better tickets are necessary!

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Yeah, my roommate and I tend to avoid them. At the beginning of the year, we'd often see the guy standing at the corner at the front (our door is the only door at the front). He wasn't doing anything, just standing there.

I think I'm going to call it a night. Good night, everyone!

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Gnite BG!

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Goodnight BG.

The dentist f*cked up my appointment and I have to go back tomorrow instead. Not like I wasn't going to be busy enough this weekend packing to go back to school...

Em, who are you arguing with?

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Ok, I'm off, goodnight.

Aww, you guys are all gorgeous! All pictures of me are horribly unflattering, but I'll be a follower anyway:

This is from a mini-hiking excursion that I took with two of my best friends a couple of weeks ago (I'm the one on the right). We were hiking, so I figure that I have that excuse for not looking fabulous.

To catch up on other things: Glad you had fun at Wicked, skittles, although the seating thing sounds like a nightmare. I was in the second tier of the Opera House when I saw it as well. I'm still mourning the fact that I missed Stephanie and saw her understudy instead.

I saw Casanova.... it's great fun. It's not brilliant cinema, but it's the most actual fun I've had watching something in a long time. Heath is as gorgeous as ever, and Venice is the most beautiful place I've ever been so it was a great setting.

I hate webmail!!! It's killing me, I have no way to hook up my PowerBook to the internet here, so I've had to rely on webmail, which deletes things after like 7 days. Which is bad bad BAD, because I'm in charge of scheduling speakers for a club I'm in, which requires constant emailing and keeping up with things. It's really frustrating.

Yeah, I definitely sent a blank email with no subject to one of my professors yesterday, so I feel your pain.

I'd wait an hour or two to see if it shows up as having sent, but who knows with those things.

Yeah, sounds pretty likely that it didn't send at all.

Part of me can't wait to be back at school this weekend to get settled in, but at the same time there's emailing and stuff that I need to do NOW that I keep procrastinating on because it's such a pain to deal with.

Yar. I have to go do annoying registration crap soon.

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