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Monday, November 23rd, 2009
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5:38 pm - watching a vegetarian being told she just ate chicken
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Sometimes I really wish I weren't a vegetarian, because I would totally hunt my own animals for food. That would be an awesome skill to cultivate. (And I'm so ridiculous that I would probably learn to do it with bows and arrows too, not guns. I was always pretty good at archery when I actually bothered to try!) Unfortunately, the thought of eating meat makes me want to throw up, and killing animals would probably make me cry, so that will be put on hold indefinitely until I become less of a pussy. (Although, is it true that your body loses its ability to digest meat? Because that would be an even bigger problem.)
Also, someone please complete my subject line with the next line of that song, because it makes me smile.
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| Friday, August 14th, 2009
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12:32 am - we love how it feels putting on heels causing confusion
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| Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
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1:18 pm - I'm letting my je ne sais quoi out
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I'm sorry to shout, but here... I... am...
I really wish I had known this song when I went to Paris last summer. I would've been listening to it the whole time.
Also, I've just started listening to the musical theater show on WERS (Emerson College's radio station) and apparently they interviewed Rachel York a few weeks ago. Before I started listening. And she sang Before The Parade Passes By. And there is no recording of any of this anywhere that I can find. WTF ANGRY. I mean, it's not like I don't see her and hear her singing that song every day, but... :(
Anyway, now I understand why they keep playing Rachel York songs on the show, as well as Before The Parade Passes By (sung by someone else) and other songs from Hello Dolly. Though I keep missing those too, naturally, because I keep being at work when the show is on. I suppose I shouldn't complain about hearing/seeing the real thing instead. Anyway, hopefully these plugs will cause us to get a younger and more interesting audience...
The skies are French,
the pies are French,
those guys are French,
these fries are French!
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| Saturday, May 2nd, 2009
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6:28 pm - no, I'm no one's wife, but, oh, I love my life and all that jazz
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If you are reading this, I want YOU to come to the last show ever I will be in with Proscenium (or any kind of show at Brandeis... or possibly ever...). :( But it will be awesome and you should come, especially if you've never come to one of our shows before, because it will mean a lot to me. And my senior solo is kind of amazing and really, really hot. Like the piano. (Except, being a cappella, there is no piano.)
So, yeah. Please come! 4pm, Sunday May 3rd, Shapiro Theater!
<3 Amy
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| Sunday, March 15th, 2009
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12:46 pm - oh, and he's Jewish...
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Boy I met at the club on Friday night found me on Facebook and friended me. Faith in humanity = up several notches right now. :D
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| Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009
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1:24 am - I don't understand girls
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| Thursday, February 26th, 2009
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2:43 pm - I look at the world and I notice it's turning
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General announcement to non-LJ-friends-land-
I'm really happy. Again. Finally.
Also, apparently Lily and James are back in business.
current mood:  amused
current music: While My Guitar Gently Weeps
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| Monday, February 23rd, 2009
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11:58 am - but I would walk 500 miles and I would walk 500 more
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And if I haver, WHATEVER THE FUCK THAT MEANS, I'm gonna be the man who havers next to you!
*dances around room*
When all else fails, listen to happy music.
Now for coffee.
current mood:  silly
current music: Me First And The Gimme Gimmes- 500 Miles (cover)
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| Thursday, February 12th, 2009
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1:34 am - I see myself becoming an obnoxious existentialist and I apologize, sort of
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Another vaguely arbitrary non-friends-only post! I really wanted to put this quote on my away message but it was too long. So I'm putting it here instead.
"Ça pourrait même faire un apologue : il y avait un pauvre type qui s'était trompé de monde. Il existait, comme les autres gens, dans le monde des jardins publics, des bistrots, des villes commerçantes et il voulait se persuader qu'il vivait ailleurs, derrière la toile des tableaux, avec les doges du Tintoret, avec les braves Florentins de Gozzoli, derrière les pages des livres, avec Fabrice del Dongo et Julien Sorel, derrière les disques de phono, avec les longues plaintes sèches des jazz. Et puis, après avoir bien fait l'imbécile, il a compris, il a ouvert les yeux, il a vu qu'il y avait maldonne : il était dans un bistrot, justement, devant un verre de bière tiède. Il est resté accablé sur la banquette ; il a pensé : je suis un imbécile. Et à ce moment précis, de l'autre côté de l'existence, dans cet autre monde qu'on peut voir de loin, mais sans jamais l'approcher, une petite mélodie s'est mise à danser, à chanter : C'est comme moi qu'il faut être ; il faut souffrir en mesure."
-Jean-Paul Sartre, La Nausée
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| Thursday, January 29th, 2009
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10:22 pm - je m'ouvrais pour la premiere fois a la tendre indifference du monde
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I wanted to write an entry that the people who are not my LJ friends can read, because while I have very good reasons for not adding people as friends, it still makes me sad and yeah.
Not too much is up. I am not called for Siddhartha tech tonight because they're not going to get to the part of the show I'm in. There is thought of going out for our (the ones of us in the Mod who have no Friday classes) now-weekly Margaritas run, but as we are all poor college students, it may not happen. I do want to do something exciting though, because it is like the weekend and I will likely spend most of the actual weekend doing Siddhartha. (You know... that wasn't supposed to sound dirty but I'm just going to leave it like that. Because when you consider who my character is... that's really kinky.)
Anyway.
I will do an actual update at some point, but not for the general public.
I finally completely finished arranging and have now started teaching All That Jazz (my new Proscenium solo). Yay!!! It's very exciting. I am such a musical theater / a cappella dork. :D
On a less good note, I don't like discovering actual evidence that people hate me. Or feel uncomfortable around me or whatever. Even if it makes total sense for them to do so... I just hate it because I am so not the bad guy, and my situation is by far the worst, so can't you feel sorry for me instead? That would be a lot more fair and correct. And it's what Jesus would do.
(Says the atheist.)
To completely change the subject, I realized that absurdism is utterly and unavoidably hypocritical, but I still <3 Camus. He is a strange but wonderful man. And L'Etranger is great. Partially because I am like the main character in a lot of ways.
Ok... time for fun! Maybe I will cash in on that cotton candy martini Arielle still owes me from my birthday. 0:)
current mood: absurd
current music: Edith Piaf- Je Ne Regrette Rien
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| Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
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10:54 pm - FRIENDS ONLY
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I've finally decided to make my journal friends only, because the things I've been writing have gotten way too personal to keep it public. (I had to be like the last person on Earth with a completely public livejournal.) But that doesn't mean that I won't friend you if you're someone I know. I'm nice and I don't bite. :)
Well, okay, I may bite, but that's beside the point.
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