Daisy is playing Clue. By herself.

She keeps winning. She's very good at this game.

So, it's occurred to me that having the students group up and perform scenes isn't necessarily working as a good final project ( Read more... )

Daisy is settled in for another boring bit of office hours, this time reading Tom Stoppard.

She could be found by anyone who needed her, giggling cheerfully over the two critics getting sucked into the play in The Real Inspector Hound.

Daisy flipped through a magazine looking for a good Halloween costume. There was a party to attend that weekend, which excited her more than she'd like to admit.

Things were just so quiet around here. . . .

Daisy was looking over her notes from Tuesday's class and grading the students' monologues.

The fact that her notes all said things like "ooo, bad t-shirt. Learn what fits" and not, say, "good vocal quality" should totally not be taken as meaning that she doesn't know what she's doing.

[ooc: will be afk from about 1 pm - 2 pm EST due to ( Read more... )

Daisy was preparing for listening to her students' monologues in class today.

This involved standing in front of her mirror with the fake Oscar the beautification committee had so nicely given her and practicing her acceptance speech.

That was totally vital to her ability to properly critique and teach her students.

Yes.

Daisy was back from her long weekend on the mainland, cheerful after getting a chance to shop and reap and completely missing any homecoming shenanegans ( Read more... )

Daisy arrived for her Thursday office hours to find an envelope had been pushed under her door. She sat down and opened it up to find . . . .

A post-it.

One of those post-its ( Read more... )

Daisy leaned back in her deskchair, a pencil tucked artistically behind her hear and another flipping about between her fingers as she looked over a notebook.

It was a list of names, apparently for a theatrical troupe. At least half of them had Daisy's in them.

She was probably pretty interruptable.

Daisy is sitting back with a reading script and a pencil, looking quite serious and involved in what she's doing ( Read more... )