Lies and falsehoods, Padfoot!

1. Remember the Vertigo pin? It was Hannah's, and is now back in her possesion.

2. Graduation was quite a bit less boring than mine, mostly because Nora's and Brian's speeches were funny and not overly long. Emalee's party at my house was lovely, and chocolate cake with peanut butter frosting is AMAZING.

3. Never eat undercooked yak meat.

4. Project Grad, for some reason I can't quite place, was a lot better than mine. It seemed to fly by, whereas mine dragged on and on and on. Jim and Kelli spent the whole night on the bean bags again, and it was like "Awww, that's where they met!" The hypnotist was still good, but I was more impressed with his before-show sleight of hand.

I stole the box of Sour Patch Kids, and we ate the red ones and threw the yellow ones at people (mostly Aaron Mack.)

Fucking Latanzie threw away my cinnamon bagel, because he is an ass. I really wanted to do something bad in front of him, like make out with Renee or swear or take my shirt off or kick him in the balls or something. But I didn't.

5. Renee is still awesome.

6. Work is still unbelievably boring, but on the bright side I'm using the time to write fic.

7. And Jo goes over to Ben & Jerry's and picks up ice cream for us almost every day.

8. My Ron desktop wants to know why I don't write any Ron!fic, and I don't have an answer for it.

9. Went to Hannahmylove's last night and watched But I'm a Cheerleader again. Now I want both the movie and the soundtrack. And she fed me! Food she'd cooked herself! I was so impressed! Yay Hannah!

10. And speaking of Hannahs, last, but certainly not least, HANNAH BROKE UP WITH PHIL.

Our conversation went like this:
Hannah: I broke up with Phil because I realized that he didn't want my for the intellectual side, or to talk, he just wanted me for the physical.
Me: *taking her face in my hands* Honey, I love you. But DUH!

And so now the world is a little bit more right, because that nonsense is over.

Hey Seniors: Does anyone have a spare ticket to graduation for me? I'd really like to go, but I can't unless I have a ticket... Em, I figured yours would all be spoken for, but if not...

In any case, Renee invited me to project grad, so I can see you all there if all else fails. I'd really like to go to the actual ceremony however. I know more people in this class than I did in my own.


In other news, after a lovely afternoon of chilling and watching Into the Woods, Janeea and I went to the Stafford concert tonight. Why? To watch Aaron Mack.

Aaron is absolutely captivating. He's the most interesting thing on a stage. And it's because when you watch him, you can see how throughly he's enjoying what he's doing. Every fiber of his being is completely involved in it, and he never runs out of energy. Every hair in that mop on his head moves in time to the beat. It seems that every article he's wearing has been carefully chosen to create whatever look he's striving for. When he plays, he doesn't play the music. He IS the music. He gets so INTO it, every muscle vibrating with the sound, every motion spontaneous and moving with the noises his instrument is making. The word self-concious is not in his vocabulary. (And is there anything he doesn't play?)

The feeling I get when watching him play is similar to the one I get while watching him act. Every minute movement he makes fits into his character. If his nose twitches, it's because it's supposed to. If he plays the bass vertically or shakes his trombone violently or wears a curly wig, it's because it was meant to be.

Aaron Mack makes you believe.


Aaron, I know you read this sometimes, so don't let this go to your head, but you are one of the few people I know who has talent and who's head is not so far up your ass that you won't ever do anything with it. In short, you are one of the few people I know that I truly believe will go somewhere big.

Just remember us when you get there.




P.S. Does anyone have the song Honky-Tonk Badonkadonk? God, I want that song.

I am no longer in high school. Yay?

I promise to still be the Encore Mother though. I'll just be an absent parent, k? I still love you all like you're my children.

Graduation was hot, Project Grad was kind of boring, but the hypnotist was freaking hysterical. I have pictures of people doing stupid things. Heh. And we went swimming and Hannah and Ryan had a noodle fight. Sillies.

Then I came home at 5am and took a picture of 5am. Just so I'll always remember it.

I like Jim because he makes Kelli happy.

The 20th Reunion went swimmingly. We had plenty of food and people came and the plays....Oh the plays...Chris and Pat and Jess and Erin were soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good!!! Thank you guys. They remembered to do everything I had told them to. Then Ari. Ari was absolutely amazing and wonderful and I miss her already. GOODBYE ARI! I HEART YOU! SEND ME LETTERS!

Confessions still sucks, but the actors in it did a good job. The whole time I was trying not to laugh because all I could think watching it was "I'M PAUL AND I'M ANGRY!!!" (How, exactly, does a man with no legs beat his wife? She could just like take a step away from him and he wouldn't be able to reach her. Does he run her over with his wheelchair?)

And Ten To Go was the funniest thing ever.

So...Yeah. The world is good. And I like it.

Emalee, you know I was only kidding whenI called you a drug addict sex fiend, right?

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I GRADUATE TO-FUCKING-MORROW

*hides*

Also,

HAPPY BIRTHDAY HANNAH LOSO!

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