I don't think I should keep my 3" Harry Potter on my desk at the Christian theater company, huh?
I feel the need to post, not only because it's been quite some time since the last (I've opened P&P, hosted Caleb, and seen the new Harry Potter movie), but also because I fear I did nothing but cause my mother more worry by calling home.
I wanted to let her (and now, the world) know that I received confirmation that I was being officially offered a position with the company. This was, naturally, after I also received a breakdown for the stage management assignments for the next year which featured my name four times in a row at my beloved Rotunda. I will have the summer off next season. I like this plan.
The worrying part was when we delved into a conversation about how busy I've been, how many hours I've logged recently, and actually used the phrase "I shouldn't be telling you this, should I?" I am busy, and I probably am working harder than I need to (and I will ignore anyone who questions my use of "probably" in that sentence), but I am still mostly sane and more rested after having the morning off today.
Also, other productive things in my life besides P&P:
* I have a roommate from last year. We are already planning to go to London.
* If you don't think I haven't been spending time in the booth plotting what I'm going to wear to the HP7 release party next Friday night, then you clearly saw me reading the High School Musical 2 magazine. Or, you know, saw me call some cues.
* Mexican Coke seems to taste just like regular Coke, except the bottles are taller and skinner.
* Skippy the DVD player has spun his last. I priced replacements within ten minutes of his expiration.
* This free subscription to Netflix is going to be awful hard to break from at the end of the month.
* My police report finally came back, so I'll be debt free to the library as of tomorrow. That's something Mom can be happy about!
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Poor Skippy
For the record, I spent the time immediately before and after church Sunday reading Potter books.
Of course, I did not take the book to church with me.
"Christian Theatre"????
Scandalous!
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