Monthly Archives: October 2007

I am going gray. In fact, I have been slowly going gray since I was sixteen, but only in the past year or so has it become noticeable. It doesn’t bother me at all. For a while now, I have … Continue reading →

Ah, Cliffs Notes. Bane of English teachers, lifeline for the adolescent procrastinator. But here’s something interesting: it turns out that when used for their intended purpose, Cliffs Notes are incredibly helpful. I went to the library today to fill out … Continue reading →

1. I’ve noticed that the more I blog, the less interesting it becomes. 2. I was really, really hoping that at the play showcase someone would hit on me in a crass and overt manner so I could use this … Continue reading →

And another thing: Observing the camaraderie (and to some degree, intimacy) of the group last night got me thinking about the art crush. I’m not sure what else to call it, but it’s the experience of going absolutely gaga over … Continue reading →

The ten minute play showcase was faboo. My play was last (“a place of honor” Chris wrote in an email, which I initially read as “a place of horror”), and while I thought that might make me nervous and keep … Continue reading →

The ten minute play workshop ended last night, with the staged readings of all of the plays. More on that later – first I want to post my little ten minutes of theatrical excitement. Of course, much of the humor … Continue reading →

Dammit. More like hair yesterday, gone today. I got my hair cut yesterday and it is too short. I told the stylist I am growing it out, but I’m pretty sure she just gave me the same cut that I … Continue reading →

Futurama on adult swim every night makes me very, very happy.