April 1, 2002
sleep...need sleep
I miss having 24/7 access to my PC and internet. Arg.
First of all, I got a text message from Moi during the weekend about who next year's Execom will be. Heheheheh, I'm not in the list. I deliberately didn't fill out the resume like I was supposed to and I didn't even come to the election last week. I know it's mean, but I just don't want to be an officer. I don't mind being household head, but an officer? No way.
I went to ATC yesterday and spent a while handing out flyers about Playshop. Yup, Ari was there. ^_^ I also checked out the new Playshop venue, which is in Service Town.
I can't seem to think of anything to write today. So I think I'll just answer last week's Seven Shots on Wednesday.
1. Do you think you're going to heaven or to hell? Explain.
I honestly have no idea. I remember in high school when one of my old classmates saying that despite how many times you try to balance all the good stuff and the bad stuff that you do, the good stuff doesn't really make up what you did wrong. But I sure hope I'm going to heaven after all the service I did.
2. What was your greatest fear in childhood?
I can't really recall. All I remember was that I was really afraid of heights (I still am) and that I have a really big shy streak. I guess I'm just afraid of not having enough friends.
3. Have you ever had "bad" friends (you know, bad influences)? Are you still friends with them?
I think so. Well, yeah, I do. But I believe that breaking off my friendship with them isn't the right thing to do. All I do is just hang out with them and try to be the opposite.
4. What is the most useful thing you ever learned from school?
That most of the stuff that you learn will be useless when you get to the real world. ^_^ And of course, discipline and focus.
5. What is the most useful thing you ever learned from a movie?
That real life is totally the complete opposite.
6. Have you ever loved a movie that no one else seems to have watched? What was it?
Noises Off. In last year's Stage Craft class, when Sir Jay asked the class if we watched it, I was the only one. And even when I ask about it now, no one has even heard of it. Watch it anyway (especially if you're involved in theater), it's so funny.
7. What's the best BAD movie you've ever seen?
I have no idea. YET.
Damn, I still feel sleepy. My parents had company last night whose eldest son used to be my mom's student in Jeddah. Arg, I was trying to get some sleep, and I could still hear them banging the door of the other bedroom. My mom said that they were just playing around. Grr.
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First of all, I got a text message from Moi during the weekend about who next year's Execom will be. Heheheheh, I'm not in the list. I deliberately didn't fill out the resume like I was supposed to and I didn't even come to the election last week. I know it's mean, but I just don't want to be an officer. I don't mind being household head, but an officer? No way.
I went to ATC yesterday and spent a while handing out flyers about Playshop. Yup, Ari was there. ^_^ I also checked out the new Playshop venue, which is in Service Town.
I can't seem to think of anything to write today. So I think I'll just answer last week's Seven Shots on Wednesday.
1. Do you think you're going to heaven or to hell? Explain.
I honestly have no idea. I remember in high school when one of my old classmates saying that despite how many times you try to balance all the good stuff and the bad stuff that you do, the good stuff doesn't really make up what you did wrong. But I sure hope I'm going to heaven after all the service I did.
2. What was your greatest fear in childhood?
I can't really recall. All I remember was that I was really afraid of heights (I still am) and that I have a really big shy streak. I guess I'm just afraid of not having enough friends.
3. Have you ever had "bad" friends (you know, bad influences)? Are you still friends with them?
I think so. Well, yeah, I do. But I believe that breaking off my friendship with them isn't the right thing to do. All I do is just hang out with them and try to be the opposite.
4. What is the most useful thing you ever learned from school?
That most of the stuff that you learn will be useless when you get to the real world. ^_^ And of course, discipline and focus.
5. What is the most useful thing you ever learned from a movie?
That real life is totally the complete opposite.
6. Have you ever loved a movie that no one else seems to have watched? What was it?
Noises Off. In last year's Stage Craft class, when Sir Jay asked the class if we watched it, I was the only one. And even when I ask about it now, no one has even heard of it. Watch it anyway (especially if you're involved in theater), it's so funny.
7. What's the best BAD movie you've ever seen?
I have no idea. YET.
Damn, I still feel sleepy. My parents had company last night whose eldest son used to be my mom's student in Jeddah. Arg, I was trying to get some sleep, and I could still hear them banging the door of the other bedroom. My mom said that they were just playing around. Grr.
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Posted by tymeless on April 1, 2002 at 04:21 PM | How's my acting?