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Very good things
Posted Mar 7, 2002
The coolest thing ever happened to me yesterday, I got a call from a director who said "Si, I've got a play coming up this spring, and I have a role for a young man, and I was wondering if you were available for the part." so I managed to skip the whole audition process, and go straight to the rehersal. I get the script on friday, and am really excited. So all of you who are sure that im just gonna end up as an aspiring actor serving coffee in some cheesy diner outside of hollywood, because I naver made it big, and am too stubborn to quit, but never actualy said it to my face, look at where I am now, it's a small step, but one in the right direction.
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Why Must I Be Sad?
Posted Feb 18, 2002
The play is over 
. I'm in one of the worst emotional lows of my short life. I now have to try and go on with my dreary, meaningless existance until I can find something else to be in. Maybe I'll hook up with my musical friends for a spring comedy, if I can fit it in that is. Right now all I have to do is sit here, type, and chew on a hunk of metal that I pulled out of a pencil. At lest it was a good show, not a single 
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Stress
Posted Feb 11, 2002
Wheew... The stress is piling up. I'm in the same play as Spike, and Vira and we only have three days (today inculded) to get it up to snuff. Not that this is unusual, every play I'm in ends up this way, with a mad dash toward perfection with very litle time to go. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to ride it out like every year. On a lighter note, I get to kill two people on stage, . Ah, rehersal time. Bye
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