OH MY GOD IT'S A REAL LJ ENTRY.
What's going on, y'all? I have not written in a while because I have been generally feeling pretty shlumpy and gross, but I am kind of coming out of that now? So, whatever, here I am. Not a lot has been going on, except that it's finally getting cold! The past couple of days have been exceptionally gross, and we don't have our heat on yet, so I have spent most of my free time bumbled up in fuzzy blankets.
I think I mentioned a few weeks ago that I wanted to drop my Chaucer class, which I finally got around to officially doing yesterday (after, you know, not going for three weeks). I don't really know how I feel about it, to be honest. Basically it means that I am going to have to take 16th or 17th century literature next semester, which is going to blow, but maybe by then I will have my shit together. I don't know. I wish I could just fucking deal with this stuff, you know? Also, I wish I wish I did not need a pre-18th century literature class to graduate! Either of those would be ideal.
Alsooooo I finally got around to seeing Rent at school tonight! It has been at the dinner theatre all month, but I've been putting it off because I was feeling crappy. Totally wish I had been earlier, though, because it was really fantastic. It's hard for me to be really objective about the show, because I'm so attached to it, and have seen it so many times, but... yeah, it was good. They stuck pretty closely to the Broadway production, in terms of the set/blocking/etc, except for a few things in Act 2 that bugged me. Most of the cast was ok. I was disappointed in the Roger because, to be honest, he was super gay. Like, distractingly so, and he didn't have the right type of voice at all. The standouts were Angel (El Paso has no shortage of effeminate Latino boys) and Mimi (who did a full no-hands hang off the bars during OT, Krysten Cummings/Yaz style). Oh, and the guy playing Paul was someone that Darcy and I had known from Kids N Co, so that was weird! I'm glad that I went (even though I had to sit awkwardly at a table with two strangers all though dinner), because it did remind me of how much I love this goddamn show. I was so sad that Tara and I didn't get to see it over the summer, so this sort of made up for that.
Oh, Rent people, does anyone know what happened to Misty's site? I was trying to check a cast list right now, and I automatically went there before realizing that it was the only site on geocities that I still visited! Is there a backup somewhere? I checked the wayback machine, but it seems to only have the main page archived. I'll be pretty sad if it's gone, because it was such a fantastic resource.