I have lab in about... oh, let's say... 1 hour and 11 minutes. I'm excited about it. Mostly 'cause we get to play with microscopes today and that makes me happy. :D See, now, this is the side of me that misses being a criminalistics major, playing with microscopes and other sciency equipment.
But because I'm pretty sure I just made up a word, I'm happy to be a communication major again.
And now that it took me about 20 tries to write that last sentence, I am not. :(
Anywho, school is uber-busy right now. I feel like I have no time whatsoever (despite the fact that I am currently sitting on the computer, writing on LJ while my Mass Comm. book sits unopened and gathering dust before me). I mean, today is my busy day. I have lab at ten, interpersonal communication at 1, Mass Communication at 3, Functions of the Human Body at 5 and rehearsal from 7-9ish... Add to that studying (if I can pry myself away from internet goodness to do that) and figuring out my presentation for Finance committee on Monday AND making a timeline for the Dinner Theatre drama club said they wanted to do... I'm gonna be pooped by the end of the day!!
Speaking of drama... The Diviner's is going awesome. Last night was the first REAL night of blocking and running through everything, and while there were awkward moments for me, it felt so comfortable. Usually, when I have to play parts like this, I just feel so weird about it all. I really do feel like I'm acting. But yesterday I just had this little kid glee about it... like I was playing pretend and I could throw myself into this world and actually be Jennie Mae and actually care for Buddy and actually be falling for C.C., but then you get off stage, you take your exit, and suddenly I'm Gabby again, I care for Tim and Ryan and I love Steve. That was just such an amazing feeling; like I can feel the progress and how I've grown as a performer over the past little bit. That... that was nice.
Also, on that note, Proud Monster leaves for Detroit on Thursday. I'm getting so nervous and yet... I'm so excited. I told Gary yesterday that the thing I am most looking forward to is hearing what other people - people who do this all the time like me - think of this performance. I want to get advice, criticism, compliments, whatever. I'm just so excited to share these pieces with a larger more attentive audience. Thinking about it puts a smile on my face! :D
Anywho, I figured I've spent enough time on here... I guess I'm off to study... or something...
Adios!
Gabby