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Apr. 1st, 2006 06:57 pmSo today I'm back in the real world, which is mildly depressing, although am kept busy with work and dealing with this colleges thing and trying to figure out what time it is 'cos I'm not very good with Daylight Savings Time crap and finishing up my room at Dad's and attempting to figure out what the hell is up with next weekend. And I have random German movies. Woo.
My day off from reality was fun. Ate every meal out--breakfast from Dunkin Donuts, lunch at 11 from Atlanta Bread, 2nd lunch at 3 from the hot dog guy, "dinner" (ice cream) at McDonalds. One day like that won't kill me.
Galaxy Video was fun. Not having to go to classes and getting an hour and a half for lunch was quite nice, too. Apparently GV went over quite well, which is good, except that we kept screwing up all the gender pronouns 'cos we changed the genders of half the characters and then memorized our lines wrong. Oops.
Red Cross concert was fun. I actually got there at 7, when it was billed as beginning (because I had no reason to be Fashionably Late... apparently most everyone else did), but this is Madison (and MHS) and so people were all still setting up. Was put to use finding the end of the packing tape for Diana every time she lost it. Hung out in the back of the room with Caroline and Carly during Auditory Color's set, minus a brief trip to McDonalds because the Red Cross was supposed to pay for pizza and then changed their mind. Moved up to front and center for Escaping Reality because they're fun (and because Caroline's brother is the drummer). Escaping Reality put on a thoroughly enjoyable show, which included a number of entertainingly ineffective attempts to get the bass drum to stop moving ("Who wants to sit in front of the bass drum?") and endearingly random commentary ("I'm trying to think of a story." "We're very poor storytellers."). "Echoes in my Skull" was introduced with the declaration "This one's called 'Echoes in my Cabeza'", which amused me probably more than it should have, because I am a dork like that.
Hung around through the clean-up process afterwards, went to Caroline's house where we and Carly watched "Dazed and Confused." That movie has awesome music. And is generally quite funny. And was making me want a beer, which is odd because I don't really like beer all that much. Mitch reminded me somewhat of Eli but that might have been because we'd been talking about him earlier.
But I'm back on planet Earth now. Whatever. I have movies that need watching.
My day off from reality was fun. Ate every meal out--breakfast from Dunkin Donuts, lunch at 11 from Atlanta Bread, 2nd lunch at 3 from the hot dog guy, "dinner" (ice cream) at McDonalds. One day like that won't kill me.
Galaxy Video was fun. Not having to go to classes and getting an hour and a half for lunch was quite nice, too. Apparently GV went over quite well, which is good, except that we kept screwing up all the gender pronouns 'cos we changed the genders of half the characters and then memorized our lines wrong. Oops.
Red Cross concert was fun. I actually got there at 7, when it was billed as beginning (because I had no reason to be Fashionably Late... apparently most everyone else did), but this is Madison (and MHS) and so people were all still setting up. Was put to use finding the end of the packing tape for Diana every time she lost it. Hung out in the back of the room with Caroline and Carly during Auditory Color's set, minus a brief trip to McDonalds because the Red Cross was supposed to pay for pizza and then changed their mind. Moved up to front and center for Escaping Reality because they're fun (and because Caroline's brother is the drummer). Escaping Reality put on a thoroughly enjoyable show, which included a number of entertainingly ineffective attempts to get the bass drum to stop moving ("Who wants to sit in front of the bass drum?") and endearingly random commentary ("I'm trying to think of a story." "We're very poor storytellers."). "Echoes in my Skull" was introduced with the declaration "This one's called 'Echoes in my Cabeza'", which amused me probably more than it should have, because I am a dork like that.
Hung around through the clean-up process afterwards, went to Caroline's house where we and Carly watched "Dazed and Confused." That movie has awesome music. And is generally quite funny. And was making me want a beer, which is odd because I don't really like beer all that much. Mitch reminded me somewhat of Eli but that might have been because we'd been talking about him earlier.
But I'm back on planet Earth now. Whatever. I have movies that need watching.
