Wrap Party
Dec. 1st, 2002 02:46 pmGreen doesn't go with blue-grey, does it? Hmm.
Last night my mom and I went to see the closing show of Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet, and I'm very glad I got to see it because it was FANTASTIC.
Then afterward, I went to the wrap party at the Lib(erty), our campus bar. I went because everyone INSISTED I had to go (I missed opening party), and because our instructors have told us that careers in theatre are made in smokey bars; I figure I might as well get used to it.
I wasn't too pleased with it at first; it just seemed like all those stupid parties everyone went to in high school, only with alcohol. I got depressed earlier when everyone seemed to be jumping down my throat for missing opening, because when I left high school I thought, "That's it, I'll never have to worry about a stupid party again," and then I get out in the "real world" and it's just another party, but bigger. It's like I never graduated.
So I sat in the corner and stared at everyone playing pool (which I don't play), drinking beer (which I hate) and making chit-chat they could have made anywhere, and I wondered what all the fuss was about.
Then I drank.
It suddenly was much more fun.
( WHOOOO! )
Last night my mom and I went to see the closing show of Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet, and I'm very glad I got to see it because it was FANTASTIC.
Then afterward, I went to the wrap party at the Lib(erty), our campus bar. I went because everyone INSISTED I had to go (I missed opening party), and because our instructors have told us that careers in theatre are made in smokey bars; I figure I might as well get used to it.
I wasn't too pleased with it at first; it just seemed like all those stupid parties everyone went to in high school, only with alcohol. I got depressed earlier when everyone seemed to be jumping down my throat for missing opening, because when I left high school I thought, "That's it, I'll never have to worry about a stupid party again," and then I get out in the "real world" and it's just another party, but bigger. It's like I never graduated.
So I sat in the corner and stared at everyone playing pool (which I don't play), drinking beer (which I hate) and making chit-chat they could have made anywhere, and I wondered what all the fuss was about.
Then I drank.
It suddenly was much more fun.
( WHOOOO! )