These days with rehearsal for "Playing for Time" followed by Spenser Benefit rehearsal are starting to take their toll. I haven't gotten much sleep lately, I haven't read for the Election Process in about 140 years, and on top of that the weather is getting colder, the days are getting shorter and my room is getting messier ( Read more... )

I woke up at 4:00 today. But that's okay, because last night was a good night, albeit a late one ( Read more... )

My brain aches from thinking so much. It won't shut off. I try not to think about things so much and that doesn't work ( Read more... )

Things I discovered today ( Read more... )

Halloween 2005 was spent wasted and silly in a Gryffindor robe with my hair sprayed orange - in the style of Ron Weasley. I trudged along the streets of Manhattan with Sexy Ginny Weasley (Kristin), Incredibly Fucked-Up Face Guy (Rob, whose face actually looked like it was falling off), Roger Davies from Harry Potter (JP) and a Witch in Muggle's ( Read more... )

This just seems like a perfect day to be sitting here in my boxers, having just woken up half an hour ago, talking to Sarah in London and listening to Death Cab for Cutie ( Read more... )

I've pretty much lost my voice. I don't know how it happened. I woke up on Thursday morning and just couldn't really speak. I've been taking DayQuill and drinking liquids. I skipped Alithea's class at studio today in favor of coming home and sleeping, which I have done off and on since I got back at around 2:00 ( Read more... )

I see how happy White Sox fans and Astros fans are, now that their teams are playing in the World Series after having waited for so long. It only makes me wonder how I'll feel when the Phillies finally make it - if they ever make it ( Read more... )

Having to go to studio for six hours on a Sunday officially sucks. After a rough start, it actually wasn't that bad, but there were about 450,000 places I'd have rather been than at studio ( Read more... )

I am the most reform of Reform Jews, but I am proud to be Jewish ( Read more... )