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bye bye for weekend
Apr. 14th, 2004 02:31 pmAs part of my official duties as Music Department Groupie (choir, mainly) (almost exclusively) (I'm not that much of a ho<--I don't know where to start putting apstrophes around that, but I like it better than whore, because it's what I really say. I'll just blame it on Long Island, shall I?) I will be spending the weekend in Virginia Beach. Back Monday evening.
Am really nervous about the bus trip. 8 hours. Sucks! I get car sickness. I've got my clothes all packed up, but I need to empty my bookbag and fill it with CDs and CD player (I burned a CD of my Buffy music and some other stuff) and books and comics and maybe some crocheting to do on the bus. And other entertainment stuff. Not that I can think of anything. Oy. I feel kinda woefully unprepared. Oh! I need to pack my Music Dept t-shirt. I also need to get money and food and all that stuff together. Snackage. And I need extra money to pay for aforementioned t-shirt.
I have, however, told dad which shows to tape! And I believe my tape is in there, and is at the right spot, too.
Am sad about Jon Peter Lewis getting kicked off American Idol--red-headed kid has to go! Him and Diana are my least favorites that are on right now.
I'm just relieved that LaToya, Jennifer, and George are still safe. ::crosses fingers:: I adore Jennifer, but I think I want LaToya to win.
Angel last night? Awesome! Very stressful. I need to try and find more detailed information about the episodes. . . It's nervewracking not knowing how things end, as I have with season 7 of Buffy--which is stressful enough! but it's also a great deal of fun watching it as it's first aired. :D And it doesn't overlap with American Idol, which I am watching for the first time this season. I like the people better. (by the way, not capitalizing the "but" in the previous sentence isn't bad grammar--it's out-dated grammar. In old books, I think Louisa May Alcott's, probably, they often don't count exclamation points as actual punctuation and don't make the next word the start of a new sentence. XD) (Not that I usually capitalize. But since I'd been doing it so far. . . in this paragraph at least. . .)
Wish me luck being prepared for the trip and surviving the bus ride and having fun and not snapping at people. ::bites lip::
Am really nervous about the bus trip. 8 hours. Sucks! I get car sickness. I've got my clothes all packed up, but I need to empty my bookbag and fill it with CDs and CD player (I burned a CD of my Buffy music and some other stuff) and books and comics and maybe some crocheting to do on the bus. And other entertainment stuff. Not that I can think of anything. Oy. I feel kinda woefully unprepared. Oh! I need to pack my Music Dept t-shirt. I also need to get money and food and all that stuff together. Snackage. And I need extra money to pay for aforementioned t-shirt.
I have, however, told dad which shows to tape! And I believe my tape is in there, and is at the right spot, too.
Am sad about Jon Peter Lewis getting kicked off American Idol--red-headed kid has to go! Him and Diana are my least favorites that are on right now.
I'm just relieved that LaToya, Jennifer, and George are still safe. ::crosses fingers:: I adore Jennifer, but I think I want LaToya to win.
Angel last night? Awesome! Very stressful. I need to try and find more detailed information about the episodes. . . It's nervewracking not knowing how things end, as I have with season 7 of Buffy--which is stressful enough! but it's also a great deal of fun watching it as it's first aired. :D And it doesn't overlap with American Idol, which I am watching for the first time this season. I like the people better. (by the way, not capitalizing the "but" in the previous sentence isn't bad grammar--it's out-dated grammar. In old books, I think Louisa May Alcott's, probably, they often don't count exclamation points as actual punctuation and don't make the next word the start of a new sentence. XD) (Not that I usually capitalize. But since I'd been doing it so far. . . in this paragraph at least. . .)
Wish me luck being prepared for the trip and surviving the bus ride and having fun and not snapping at people. ::bites lip::
