Woke up late again. It's a weekend. Watched my sister's "Friends" DVDs again. If she knew, The Fat One's head would explode with anger. Now, as a reader, you're reading redundancy, I mean, you've read before (if not, I'd like to give a warm welcome, and to offer you a donut at the buffett, I'll email it to you), and you're in the middle of my introduction which I always try to write some kind of capturous words to suck you in.
So sit right down (as you already are, I see) and enjoy today's worth of reading. Always save the crossword puzzles for later(something else to look forward to).
Weeks of school go by, and I've been keeping my online time kept on a routine basis. Right after school, everyday. No homework, no even thinking of school. Usually no friends, but if they happen to need to come over after school, I bore them. (Not on purpose, though...which may be the sad part). I mean, there's not a lot to do at my house, but that'll be anotha entry, mkay? (No, it won't).
But I get online, and there's not a lot to do each day, because everything I do has been done the day before, right after school. That's why I don't add entries daily like I did two years ago. Redundancy. Learn to avoid it.
But there's not a lot to do...except on those special days that I can or feel like venting in ChrisLand or just talking, like now. I can also read what others have had to write and vent about.
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*Recieves the newest Entertainment Weekly with Kirsten Dunst and Orlando Bloom on the cover*
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And then there's the porn.
And me totally kidding.
But I guess I haven't been checking blogs in the last week or something, because everybody's been talking about the cast list of "The Sound of Music." And when I say everybody, I don't mean that many.
And also, note that I'm not complaining in this entry. People have the right to be upset, obviously, and it's appreciated that people can talk to me about these things (and I don't mean talking to me with blogs).
People have been talking all week in school about the parts (and I don't mean the people at my lunch table).
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I thought the Fat One was mom walking by...and I called out "Mom?" as she was heading upstairs...funny response:
"Nope, never wanna be...her...that's an insult."
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ChrisLo1112: I got an Entertainment Weekly
Megan: i got a cosmo
ChrisLo1112: hot...but those magazines...though entertaining...I'd be careful what you believe
Megan: yeah, i'm typing out the 101 sex tips to [my friend]
Megan: haha
ChrisLo1112: haha, very entertaining
Megan: "while we're making out, slide your panties to one side and show me how you like to touch yourself when I'm not around"
-Random Conversation with Megan online. Love that girl.
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"I got a movie party tonight."
"You goin?"
*pause*
"I'm bringin the movies."
"So I guess you're the party."
"That's what I'm good for."
-Random conversation with Mom. Yeah, I'm getting off track, but am I entertaining?
Remember, if you have any comments or complaints, they are very much appreciated on my �ADD COMMENTs� link. *Thanks to Mary for being the first* I was jealous of all the Bloggers and LiveJournalists who can get feedback.
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But a lot of people who got fucked over in a role, blame it on seniority. Hey, guess what, they�re right. I mean, there�s a girl named Ana who took Mary�s role and is now Maria (the lead of the play). Ana�s a senior, and even I believe that�s the reason she got it. Mary has next year...right? Then there�s Kelly, also a Junior with Mary, who lost her role to Rachel. Rachel�s an actress who usually plays the old lady in a play and has even played a man. And has even read off a script in front of an audience (a last-minute change of actors). I think she may be someone you just assume is good. Rachel, I mean. Kelly actually talked to �The Sharon� about the role. The Sharon�s got a big heart, we all know, but when I heard what The Sharon said to Kelly, I was in denial. I still don�t actually believe it.
Taken from Kelly�s Blog: �[The Sharon] then told me something very important, though very upsetting. She told me that she planned to cast me as a child all along, and that there was no getting around it because of the height factor. She said, "you're just of small stature, that's just the way you're built" and said I would "disappear on stage."�
By the way, readers, I am Rolf, the boy who gets to sing �Sixteen Going on Seventeen,� and gets to kiss Liesl. Awesome. I�m excited. I hope I don�t get frustrating with the song. Maybe the hardest part is learning it. I need to, like, go over it a lot. For my song in �Bye Bye Birdie,� which was just a part of a song, I had trouble learning the words. My memorization is awful, I don�t know why. For �Robin Hood,� which I had a bunch of lines, each of which could be counted as a monologue, being an advisor/man of God to the Sheriff...but for that play, I went over and over and over and over my lines with Tyler (the Sheriff). Without him talking to me and getting me to go over it with him, I would have so screwed myself.
Memorization occurs when a person repeats something 15 times. I read that somewhere. 15 times. Redundancy, again. I live with it. When I said �Learn to avoid it,� I didn�t mean it. I take it back. In fact, the book �Fight Club� uses a lot of redundancy, and in a really good way. That book is in my top 5 books of all time. It�s really good. Redundancy in a sentence is something you need to avoid on SAT�s and important High School tests that everyone�s silent at.
But then there�s poor Casey, lost the role of Liesl to Courtney. Seniority? No. Actually, this time, no. Casey�s an awesome singer, and could pull off a cute older sister, and looks like a Liesl to me. I don�t know how. But The Sharon felt Courtney was more comfortable with me than Casey was. I realize that the comfort factor is something any two people can work on...haha...but that�s how the mind of The Sharon chose that role. It must have been a painful night, filling in each role, and an even more painful week...with few people being happy with it.
Would it have been this way anyways? Does The Sharon regret her decisions? I�m Rolf...not the lead...but I got who I tried out for. I�m also Zeller, who I wanted to be at the same time. Lucky lucky me.
But I actually wish that I could have beaten somebody for the role. Not in an evil way, of course, but I wish that there was, like, somebody better than I that would have lost to me. I think it�d be nice if Zak (last year�s Alec�s brother) could be Rolf for an extra performance. It�d make sense. If we�re gonna have an understudy performance (not to be confused with a pity performance), then lets do it. Of course, I�m not gonna be the Captain...way too many extra lines to learn for one night. And Justin (who is the Captain) isn�t gonna try out for the part of Jesus. (No Jesus in this play, of course, but I guess if he got the part of Jesus, he could change the play as much as he wanted. Maybe kill off a couple main characters.)
Alright, I think I got to say all I wanted to, but I really need to sign off. I smell. I need a shower. And in LESS than half an hour, I gotta be somewhere. And I�m being picked up. So I don�t have the choice of being late. And I need to stop typing. Dammit, stop. CRAP, cut it out. Alright, I�m signing off now. Shit, I gotta add this first. I�m wasting time typing. Holy, WHAT am I doing?! JEEZ! SIGN...OFFF...
And *cut*
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P.S.
"moan as you take me in your mouth - the vibration makes your motions feel super hot."
"any man will tell you that it's a turn-on if he sees you watching him moving in and out of you. so let me catch you looking."
"turn your request into a demand. 'can you move faster?' isn't nearly as hot as 'go faster!'"
Megan: i laughed out loud when i read this one: "wear nothing but thin chain belt to bed so i can pull you closer when you're straddling me."
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