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Got the intro for the paper written, read some fic, hung out with seino_chan, made some icons.

Speaking of icons, my first Due South set. Many more to follow, I swear...

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Schedule for tomorrow goes:
9:30am Meet with Christoph
10am Therapy
11:30am Jazz
12:30pm 16th-Century Eng. Lit.
2pm Find solder
4pm akumakei's Thesis
5:30pm Choreography in the dance studio
??6:30pm UT??

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Mrph. Just mrph.

Got up and met with Julie Christoph. Who possibly doesn't hate me as much as previously advertised. Got the go ahead for my monologue/short play about food final. Therapy. Oh therapy, how I do love thee...Need to figure out what I'm going to do about therapy over the summer since my therapist will be on maternity leave. It'll be really funny if she delivers on my brother's birthday (She's due the day before). Only two finals went in Jazz due to technical difficulties. Julia's was fantastic. 16th-Century Eng. Lit. was DULL as usual and I had trouble staying awake. Lunch and then a meeting with YAM about summer sublets (still waiting...). Kei's Thesis presentation and then a schlepp out to RadioShack for solder. Mission accomplished. Yay! Grabbed a Blackberry Green Tea Frappucino on the way back, as well as a fluffy bluebird in a cup. I figure bluebirds are for happiness and happiness is good, right? In about ten minutes, I'm heading out to the field house to do a couple hours of Jazz choreography (Final is coming fast and I'm definitely not prepared...Then home to model build.

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*Sigh of tired*

Wow. Three hours of dancing (and singing, 'cause I can't help singing along). I am looser than I've been in a really long time and my feet desperately want to kill me. I have a strong suspicion that walking will be hard tomorrow, but whatever. At the moment I'm in rather good voice and body so I'm gonna go with that.

lornelover or amaresu. if you read this before say...2am, and you're okay with it, please give me a call and I'll come over and pick up my crap.

To write about Early Modern Theatre or to relax, that is the question...