dramaturgy: ([AI] Holiday.)
1. I need a bingo card for Christmas.

2. I need to not read [livejournal.com profile] sf_drama which is sad because I kind of love that comm and all the delicious, delicious wank it brings me, but it also makes me ridiculously paranoid about my maybe MFA project and how maybe the heterosexual, cisgendered white girl doesn't have the right to say anything about LGBTQ dramaturgy and I'm being stupid and appropriative and a;sdkjf

3. Spider-Man and the actors in it have been through a lot of shit. I hope it's done having accidents and can shake the stigma. It really does deserve to become a hit. ... But I'm still using my Christmas money to buy a t-shirt in case it doesn't.
dramaturgy: ([L&O UK] Mattie.)
Look at my Jamie Bamber icon, isn't he cuuuuuute? ♥

I haven't been saying anything because really, there isn't much worth talking about. My family is going to the boundary waters in Minnesota again for ten days at which time I will be alone in the house. I plan on commandeering my brothers Xbox and maybe using it to watch Classic Who I've been downloading, or maybe play video games for the first time in -- eek. I think I was in HIGH SCHOOL the last time I actually played a video game seriously.

Anyway.

Day 06 - A song that reminds you of somewhere

Maybe not my best choice, but:



I was walking along 34th Street in Manhattan this past winter, just before Christmas, and looking at the displays in Macy's windows. It was cold but it wasn't windy so it wasn't like HOLY SHIT BRR GET TO PENN NOW. It was just nice and wintery and Christmasy and I loved standing on the corner of 34th and 6th in that moment.

Anyway, that is the song that reminds me of someplace.

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dramaturgy: ([SPN] One of those days.)
Argh.

I made a To Do list in the Gassner meeting this afternoon but it may as well be called "Things I Don't Want To Do." But I know I have to. :(

And then I got a phone call from some bill collector lady that says I owe the doctor in DeWitt money that I REALLY DON'T HAVE and so I called my parents and they said they'd take care of it except they obviously didn't. In conclusion, don't trust anyone else to take care of things for you. Ever. Especially when it involves your credit rating. It's only going to end badly.

My mom bothered me for a Christmas list last night on the phone so I made one and sent it to my dad to print out. How much do you guys want to bet that that's never going to make it to her either? Yeah, I didn't think so. It's mostly stuff that I am either reasonably sure can be acquired (i.e. books by Bernard Cornwell. He is not so obscure that a mid-sized bookstore in the Quad Cities is not going to have him in stock) or things that I have little to no chance of actually getting and so am not actually expecting to see it (i.e. a BlackBerry, a book of lectures on Othello, and the complete series of Rome). Things I would like that I can't actually put on a Christmas list: more time, more time to sleep, a time machine (are you noticing a pattern?), that people would stop being assholes, a cure for being homesick.

Then I read a spoilery interview with Sera Gamble and I want it to be January now. :( But it put me in a better mood temporarily. They seriously have to have the most amazing writer's room ever.
dramaturgy: ([DW/T] Armed.)
Sooo I haven't written for ages, but [livejournal.com profile] thinkatory was here for a week (okay, weather and roads were bad on Saturday so it was really eight days) and we were being lazy sods, so it's all good.

Yesterday I was supposed to work in Davenport, but they called about two o'clock and said that they didn't need me. Of course, they couldn't call before I'd straightened my hair. *SIGH*

So instead of working, I spent my day catching up on my TV, and then I ended up watching the entire first season of Traveler. Which wasn't hard, there are only eight episodes in the entire season, but I digress. It was awesome, I get bummed out when awesome shows are cancelled. Then again, when I read the closing interview with the creator talking about how the entire thing would end, I'm kind of glad it didn't end, because it ended up with my two favorites dead and the other main character I was kind of eh about the whole time alive.

See? Characters I like are immediately doomed. Doomed doomed doomed.

I don't work today either, unless someone calls, but I don't foresee that. Blah. I know I was working crazy hours before Christmas, but I hope the hours don't drop back too much.

My mom was home yesterday sick, and she called me early this morning to come get her because apparently she wasn't as recovered as she thought she was. But now she is moving about, taking down Christmas decorations. Then again, considering how many days of high school I missed because I just didn't want to go, I'm probably not good to judge.

Two more schools to apply to and freak out about.
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I haven't updated since before Christmas, so happy belated Christmas/Winter Holiday of your choice.

sal;kfj sorry watching series four Doctor Who and Rose just appeared on the screen behind the Doctor. (Watching Midnight. It also has Colin Morgan being a woobie, as he does.)

Christmas was good. The food was delicious, my family was great, and gifts were a hit. I got some DVDs that I'd put on my list, a computer game called Mystery in London that's unraveling the Jack the Ripper mystery (so naturally I am on board). I got a new straightening iron for my hair, jeans, and a gift card to Lane Bryant that I can use when our 60% Fashion Week rolls around. \o/ My grandmother also got me a Snuggie. Yes. Those fleece blankets with sleeves in it. Those things that my dad and I make fun of on late night TV. We found many alternative uses for it, including a bathrobe, being a monk, and playing Fruma Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof. I got a lot of books too! Inkdeath, and A Lion Among Men (which means I'll actually have to read Son of a Witch), and Tales of Beedle the Bard, as well as a book about Venice, and Mental_Floss's History of the World, and books two through four of the Temeraire series. I bought the first book at the same time as I bought Game of Thrones, and we all saw how that turned out.

The one thing I didn't get was Spring Awakening tickets, so I will probably find the dough to go, if by myself. I don't really want to go by myself but I can't really pay for someone to go with me and I wouldn't ask somebody else to cough up that money just so I wouldn't have to be alone. :\ Because there is no way I am missing the tour. :|

I wasn't supposed to work today but Lane Bryant called me in. Bah. But since I'm taking a week off for Kitty to be here, I should probably be taking all the hours people can give me.

One more chapter of [livejournal.com profile] fathersandsons to go. I was working on some icons for [livejournal.com profile] valyrian_forged but I don't think that the set is going to be done before the first game is done. I'll probably just have to post as many as I have done and then post the finished set later.
dramaturgy: ([Host] Important questions.)
I almost wish that I would be called in to work tonight, just so I could get away from my mom's crazy decorating frenzy.

I would understand if we hosted Christmas, but we don't anymore, so what the hell?
dramaturgy: ([Misc] Mushu)
Oh my gaaaaaawd.

So tonight I worked at the Movie Gallery (*sports her FREE HANCOCK T-SHIRT*) and I was taking movies out of the drop box for the 7:00 check in, when I hear a SCRAPE CRASH HORN. And I looked up and there was a car ON THE SIDEWALK, PARALLEL TO THE BUILDING. I spent a minute going o_o and then I ran around the counter and went outside. I went to the driver's side and asked if everyone was okay. The lady, an older lady with her two little granddaughters, said they were all okay, and she wanted me to call someone for her. I'd left the store unattended and wasn't comfortable calling anyway, but I dialed 911 for her on my phone and let her talk to them, then I went back into the store.

A couple of minutes later there was a police car, and my manager went outside and started taking pictures. What a guy. XD ANYWAY, the lady had thought she was backing out of the parking space, diagonal to the curb, but it turns out that was not the case. But there was a truck coming and she tried to put her foot on the brake, but instead she put her foot on the accelerator. So she took out the front bumper on the SUV next to her, and wound up on the sidewalk.

RJ said we now offer valet parking at the Movie Gallery. \o/
dramaturgy: (Brains?)
DUDES I GOT A DELL!
dramaturgy: (Journey)
I got a letter from Coe and I have been accepted! Woohoo!

Also, Merry Christmas/Yule/Solstice/Chaunakah/Kwanzaa/Insert-Other-Holiday-I-Have-Not-Named-Here to everyone on my flist! I sent my cards out yesterday, complete with photograph for stalking purposes you all! I love you all more than reason, and I hope you all have a great day!
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My cousin got the extended LOTR DVD, so we watched that this afternoon. It was v. exciting, and we watched all the features, too. All I have to say is that I'm surprised Elijah kisses his mother with that mouth. Yeesh. My grandmother would wash his mouth with soap.

He does so not look like a frog. ::cuddles them all::

It would be amazing to work on a film like that. Epic and fantasy-like. I would love to do that. Even if I had to be up early. I'm used to next to no sleep. I could do it. I want to do it.

Speaking of which:

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LOTR - Which Helm's deep Soldier are you?

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Loot from mom's side of the family? Books Angela's Ashes and 'Tis, CDs "The Producers", "Into the Woods", "Angela's Ashes" soundtrack, and something else that I can't remember at the moment. So I have to go buy my own TTT soundtrack. Meh. Oh yes and this God awful nightgown with snowmen and pseudo lace stuff on it. I haven't worn an actual nightgown since I was in the fifth grade. And this... ::shudder:: I'm sorry I know I should be nice about this, but please. Seventeen, not seven.

And whoever wrote my Mistletoe Magic story? Thank you, I wub it so much! ::schnoogles::

Am off to spend time with cousin, organize icons via paper, and write Mary Sue stories MWAH! (BTW am so kidding about that last part. :D)

Loot

Dec. 24th, 2002 06:35 pm
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Family received DVD player from my aunt, uncle, and cousins. Hooray! Received Widescreen edition of LOTR. Yayee but I'm going to take it back for the extended version. Also received many pretty blouses in pretty colors. Ron had a Happy Christmas too. He got a little trash bag, a CD holder, an umbrella, and a steering wheel cover. He's going to be so pretty. :D

Merry Christmas everyone!
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Merry Christmas everyone! And if you don't celebrate Christmas, I hope you have/had a glorious holiday of your own and have a nice day. :)
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Grr. Argh. Chamber singers.

What? Me, bitter?

Hell yes.

I have accomplished absolutely nothing today. No ficlets, no homework, no nothing. Just a stupid family Christmas party (at a gun club, yes, we are hicks) with stupid people and having me missing my friends (on and off line).

I just want to go to bed and skip right to Friday.
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My dad brought the Christmas tree in from the garage today.

Which means four things:

1. Tomorrow, I will be subjected to "family time" by putting the blasted thing up.

2. My mother will get herself tangled up in the lights, swearing up a storm.

3. My brother will drop an ornament and my mother will swear up a storm.

4. I will sneak out of the living room and to the computer to escape the madness.

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