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Friday, May 28, 2004

Not sure where to start. Haven't blogged decently for a couple days, due to sitterdom. Um... let's see. Life lessons of the past few days!

Trying to convince a terrified 7-year-old that thunderstorms are not scary is not nearly as cute or fun as one would imagine.
Finishing Wicked and watching The Wizard of Oz (at the behest of said 7-year-old) the same day is not recommended.
Which reminds me! Rebecca and Tanja, go here.
Seeing Marcelina without glasses is unsettling.
I am beyond awesome at lasertag and beyond painfully awful at Dance Dance Revolution.
Rachel and I are supercool, as we cunningly managed to get a large percentage of the room hooked on Firefly. Of course, as the most vocal in their appreciation of the show (read: Marcelina) are now rabid Jayne fans, I am quite curious as to what they'll think about "Ariel."
Chungy and I have grown apart a lot more than I realized. That was a shock.
But her mom makes awesome omelettes in a very tight time frame. I never imagined I would like onions in omelettes, much less bell peppers, but wow, that omelette rocked.
I am now quite convinced that my inability to remember names and faces is the result of some Eternal Sunshine-like memory erasure debacle. When running errands this afternoon, outside Barnes and Noble, a girl my age called out my name, and we small talked for five minutes, and I still have no idea who she was. Am I really that out of touch with my surroundings?
I feel like there should be a tenth. Um... after over two years, the theme song to Arthur still makes me twitch violently. And searching my blog for a recap link, I realize I never blogged about it, probably due to excessive mental trauma. Maybe I will eventually. (Edit: Oh! I did post! A bit. Ici. Halloween 2001!)

And now I'm going to read some of "A Hat Full of Sky" now (finally acquired today) and go to sleep, because staying up until past 4 and waking up to have to face the kidlets isn't cool.

P.S.: Elphaba jokes "Yero my hero." So shouldn't "Fiyero" be pronounced fi-YEER-oh and not fee-YAIR-oh?

Priscilla said at 1:26 AM
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I am terrible at Dance Dance Revolution. Some of my friends are really into it, but I am beyond bad. I excuse myself with "I can DANCE, you know" ^_^

Will take a look at those shows after I come back from work, nap, get dressed, eat, come back from the J-rock club.

# posted by

Tanja Suhinina : 1:38 AM

In response to "Yero my hero": Is that how they pronounce it in the musical? I've only read the book (or actually, have been reading at the moment), and I was always under the impression that it was 'fi-YEER-oh', especially after that comment Elphaba made.

# posted by

Anonymous : 5:49 AM

Oops, forgot name to above comment. ^_^

~Megaloo

p.s. And you listened to the Arthur theme for *five hours*? o_0 No wonder it's twitch inducing.

# posted by

Anonymous : 5:51 AM

it is definitely fi-YEE-ro. And yeah, the writers of Wicked suck, as in, they never read it. blah.

I am also pissed about Bush. Oh wait, I'm always pissed about Bush. Although, Kerry ain't much better... :( I MISS DEAN!!!!!!!!

# posted by

Anonymous : 8:16 AM

Isn't everyone a rabid Jayne fan? If not, they should be...

-Bethany

# posted by

Anonymous : 11:34 AM

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