Then came the fire alarm and subsequent lack of sleep. But I had some coffee, so I was good. Then the rest of the day was much, much better. I got an A on my psych paper that I was sure I did horribly on because I technically didn't do what I was supposed to, but instead went into too much detail. ^^;; Then Media, which is always fun, and then my editor and film teacher couldn't make it for our usual Thursday editing session, which should be a bad thing, but leaves me more time to finish the things I edited, and gave me a couple hours more free time. It also allows me to eat lunch at 3 with Phil, and show him what else I've edited. 
Auditions for more play stuff tonight! This time it's for three student-written plays, collectively called Premiers (XXIII), as this is their Premier. Then, The Office! (the only show I have this week as Glee was cancelled for stupid BASEBALL) 


OH! Almost forgot! I got to go back to my high school on Monday to announce their musical! If there's one thing I miss about my high school--and there are a number actually, senior year was pretty awesome--it's doing the musical. In high school, my theater experience was limited to grade school Christmas plays, and high school Theater Arts class. I had no theater training. A tiny bit of vocal training, with a great choir director in grade school/church, but I can't sing all that well. And NO DANCE. AT ALL. From that, I was not only certain of a part in the show, as my high school didn't cut, but I earned a featured chorus spot, and if there was a level above featured chorus but below principals last year, I had it, because it was pretty much "Name Parts, Waiters, Featureds, Chorus". AND I had lines. I loved my high school musicals. I put everything I had in them. Which is probably why I got said parts, because there were other people that complained to me about not ever getting good parts when they DIDN'T SHOW UP TO PRACTICE. HMM. THINK THERE'S A CONNECTION? ><;; Argh, that bothered me. But yeah, awesome theater group. 
So I got to go back to announce their show! It was fun. XD They apparently told the kids there was a "special guest" and when I showed up, they cheered. It did indeed feel good. I've lots of friends from those musicals. That's the other thing I miss. But I've got that in the Masquers, so it's okay. They did some skits, which I can't describe because I've got to go to lunch, and then I got to tell them... Once on This Island! XD Which they had never heard of. Well, at least 5 or 6 had, because we did parts of it in theater arts when I was a Sophomore and some of the seniors were Freshmen. I LOVE that show. It's not necessarily that great of a show, but I think it's really fun. It's written by the same folks as Seussical, for one. And it's Island-y and has fun music and characters. I had wanted to do it last year, but I loved Dolly,s o i don't mind. I'd be going crazy if I was there, though. XD I'm glad they're doing it. I think it'll be really awesome.

Should probably put that rant under a cut, but got to go.