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"Look, see Rose's husband..."
Wow. I did no homework this weekend.
This week's gonna suck. -
"I've just seen a face..."
Oh em gee.
So, remember how me and Biz's celebrity couple name was Fernanda?
It turns out, it's a real name. My heart goes out to all the Fernandas in the world. -
"Through all the gloom..."
And so it begins. Ah, tech week. Carson and I decided that we should go see Across the Universe after a show, because once we're that exhausted and adrenaline-y, it might actually make sense ( Read more... ) -
"Her life was cold and dark..."
Georges Danton was born on October 26th. Obviously, this either bodes very well for both opening night and my history research paper, or very ill for both.
(Probably well, as that is Alix's birthday, too, and goodness knows she is awesome.)
I will now annoy everyone with... quotes:
"Oh, it rubbed off." -Cecily, while trying to read lines off ( Read more... ) -
"And I'll never see Johanna..."
Actual overheard conversation:
GUY: You look like Gandhi. Can I take a picture?
And, a little later:
GUY: Just one more. -
"...who can hear a lousy whistle blow?"
This was a shockingly productive half-day. We got theater club all planned and I finished my part of it, and I finished researching for my paper (well... I have eight sources. I haven't written up journal entries for them and I don't know if they're actually going to be of any use. A lot of them were just saying the same thing over and over ( Read more... ) -
"Ride on, the conquerin' King!"
Facts du jour:
Butter comes in balls.
Biz and I are the best lovers evar.
I have serious crying issues.
Miranda's a slut.
Also: "If you are a virgin--" "...I just said I've never seen a man before." -
"God save the revolution!"
I just learned that I am using the "bad" translation of my research paper play. I ordered the supposedly better one and might compare them in my paper, but there is absolutely no way I am switching now. I'm already too far behind.
(also, me and Biz's celebrity couple name: Ferdanda. You know you love it.) -
"In a small Soho cafe..."
You know you're excited for the movie, too.
