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many random things...as per usual
Nov. 2nd, 2005 04:41 pmRight now I am really craving plain chicken with lemon and steamed broccoli and rice. Really simple, rather plain, homecooked exactly the right way. Dammit, I miss having a kitchen. I don't think I ever wanted broccoli when I could make it whenever I wanted. Go figure.
Patrick and I went to Purgatorio last night, which was amazing--really incredibly bizzare, but so, so good. The acting was incredible, the set and light and costume design also very good and hanging together quite well. The script was--well, I hate the term 'thought-provoking' on principle, but it was really interesting and weird. We decided it felt like a mobius strip, trying to wrap our minds around what exactly had gone on. So go see it, because it's fabulous. Also it's a world premiere, so, you know, be among the first.
On my ansaphone (haha, Aziraphale) there is a message from Nicole asking if I want to play in the PLU tournament this weekend. Do I ever. Sadly I think I am falling too far behind on homework...agh, I want to play so much but I fear that if I do I'll be signing my own procrastination death warrant. What to do, what to do... I am so disc-happy this week though, it's kind of insane. Mmm, frisbee. I think I may be using it as a replacement for theatre.
Which brings me to my next point of contention, which is my major(s) / degree(s) and what the hell is going on with them. Because if I really am getting a major in history, next quarter I have to take Hist. 201, and then Hist. 200, which are core survey courses necessary for the major. Which is stupid, because it's essentially Honors 200 all over again, so argh to Dean Loh; but the point is, I have to take them. Only now I'm wondering if I really want to major in history. I'm really enjoying it; but I'm also feeling the lack of theater at school and really very much want to get involved with that; and I'm wondering if making myself an English/Drama major would help with that. On the other hand, our drama program isn't huge and I might be better off just going to a grad school program. On the first (or third?) hand, my chances of getting into said program would probably be higher if I did some kind of college theater here.
So, um, argh I guess. I have until next Thursday, when my advising appointment is, to make my mind up.
I can't triple major. I CAN'T. Don't let me, you hear? If I start talking about triple majoring, just tell me to shut up and don't let me, okay? Thank you. Because that would be ludicrous.Probably possible butludicrous.
Patrick and I went to Purgatorio last night, which was amazing--really incredibly bizzare, but so, so good. The acting was incredible, the set and light and costume design also very good and hanging together quite well. The script was--well, I hate the term 'thought-provoking' on principle, but it was really interesting and weird. We decided it felt like a mobius strip, trying to wrap our minds around what exactly had gone on. So go see it, because it's fabulous. Also it's a world premiere, so, you know, be among the first.
On my ansaphone (haha, Aziraphale) there is a message from Nicole asking if I want to play in the PLU tournament this weekend. Do I ever. Sadly I think I am falling too far behind on homework...agh, I want to play so much but I fear that if I do I'll be signing my own procrastination death warrant. What to do, what to do... I am so disc-happy this week though, it's kind of insane. Mmm, frisbee. I think I may be using it as a replacement for theatre.
Which brings me to my next point of contention, which is my major(s) / degree(s) and what the hell is going on with them. Because if I really am getting a major in history, next quarter I have to take Hist. 201, and then Hist. 200, which are core survey courses necessary for the major. Which is stupid, because it's essentially Honors 200 all over again, so argh to Dean Loh; but the point is, I have to take them. Only now I'm wondering if I really want to major in history. I'm really enjoying it; but I'm also feeling the lack of theater at school and really very much want to get involved with that; and I'm wondering if making myself an English/Drama major would help with that. On the other hand, our drama program isn't huge and I might be better off just going to a grad school program. On the first (or third?) hand, my chances of getting into said program would probably be higher if I did some kind of college theater here.
So, um, argh I guess. I have until next Thursday, when my advising appointment is, to make my mind up.
I can't triple major. I CAN'T. Don't let me, you hear? If I start talking about triple majoring, just tell me to shut up and don't let me, okay? Thank you. Because that would be ludicrous.
