well, what a weekend

I made it to the theater in time...just barely. I just love it when people show up to rent videos five minutes to closing and they throw off all of our totals for the night. Jenn and I were kind of peeved at that; we wanted to get out of there ASAP. And of course, I had to hustle to get my ass to the theater. And it was raining. And there were cops out on the roads. Murphy's Law was sure put into action Saturday night. But I AM Supergirl! I got in the theater, whipped my clothes off, threw the proposal costume on and I was ready like that, yo. ;) Because of my malady, my energy in this performance was all off. I had to warn Mat before the seduction scene to take it easy with me because I wasn't feeling well. My stomach was all uneasy and gurgly and crap.

Speaking of my illness (or whatever it is), here's the update: ( Read more... )

Now onto non-Rocky Horror stuff. WrestleMania XX was great! Brock Lesnar is a sellout pussy. He can just take his ball and go, for all everyone is concerned. Besides Chris Benoit finally taking that title off of Triple H's hands and Undertaker returning as the Dead Man, I think that was the highlight of the night because everyone in Madison Square Garden knew that Brock was quitting; it wasn't so much a secret anymore.

Okay...why on Earth did Dan insist on covering my part of the bill? Was he just antsy to use his debit card again? Hey, I'm not complaining, but he really didn't have to do that. What does he think I am--some kind of charity case? Ooh, and Becky didn't show up. He got me all good and worked up over her presence, and she doesn't even show up. I don't understand him. See why I need to cut my ties with him? He's a mind fuck.

Now...let me say this. For as much as I complain about moving to Lowell and how much I dislike this town and how much I don't like the schools here (didn't like them when I went to them, and I still don't like the way they are being ran now that Hunter is attending them), I do like the sort of person they made me grow up to be. Honestly, I think if I had stayed at Hanover Central, I would have turned out to be a wannabe loser flake or something worse. Let's put it this way. I work with Christy, and I went to Jane Ball and Hanover with her. Now I always got along pretty well with her. She hung with the more popular crowd, which I was never really included in (I was pretty good friends with Dana, but that's about it). But...I don't know. Now that I'm out of high school, I find that I've fallen out of touch with most of my friends from high school because of distance reasons. Stuff like that just happens. I'm sure everyone can relate. But somehow I wasn't all that surprised when Michelle dropped by Blockbuster the other night and she and Christy got all chatty. I don't know. It's kind of like the ending of Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, when they catch up with the A-crowd all so many years later and to find out that they haven't changed one bit except that they all got pregnant and married to the complete loser boyfriends they had back in school. Christy hasn't changed much, Michelle hasn't changed much (except she got married and is now a teacher). I'd hate for people to think that I haven't changed much since high school or hell--even middle school. So let's get this straight. I am 23 years old, and I like the person I am. I like that I don't conform to standards. I like that I always have to question everything around me. I like that I passionately stand up for what I believe in (even though I should do so more often). I could go on and on about this sort of thing, but I'm going to stop here before I sound even more like a rambling idiot.