In The Mad Forest With George

The atmosphere at school was really interesting today - I didn't notice any hostilities...but maybe I was just with happy people. As compared to last year and our second years, things were very calm. I think it's pretty weird how we all know which shows we're going to be in now...I mean, of course last year everyone knew what shows they were going to be in because they all were in all of them, but this first show really did set the stage for everyone else, pardon the expression. I now know that I'll be in On The Town and Nine, which I am thoroughly happy about. I'm just slightly confused about the casting now, though, because I'm not sure what the guys are going to be doing.
The mentality was great with everyone though and the energy was very relaxed and calm, which is a very good thing. It's odd how people can get so worked up over parts in a show, and hey, I'm not saying that that's stupid, because I do it too for sure...it's just interesting how having a huge part can mean so much to someone and how having a small part may mean equally as much to another person. I love that. The thing I loathe is when someone who thinks they're wonderful, or thinks that they deserve nothing but a fantastic role, is a bitch about getting a smaller one and doesn't put their heart into it. I can understand the disappointment, but you're still in the show, right? Who knows, maybe I'm being hypocritical and maybe I'll be a bitch if I don't get a good part in On The Town...but maybe I won't. I'll work towards not being a bitch about it, because I never have been before.
This is a long blog. And I'm tired. And I'm ranting.

We should go to Red Lobster.
Have some lobster and shrimp.
I can eat that.
With a pig's head.
Just in case you were curious.