What I did for love

It's a good thing the Pariah is totally my hero-otherwise I would never be able to wear my sunglasses in public. Let's just say I get a lot of funny looks. Whenever someone gives me a look that says, "Girl with the pariah glasses, you are INSANE", I just laugh to myself and think, "Oh boy, if you only knew. If you could just understand how awesome these glasses are". It's going to take a lot of willpower to wear them in Disneyland while I do the "natalie run" by myself.

Come to think of it, it's going to be really sad going back to Disneyland without you all! Who will I do the L.A. dance with? Who am I going to scream with on Indiana Jones? I'm going to have fun with my family, but I'll really miss you guys. Oh well, at least I won't have to put up with that bus driver.

And the list gets longer...

You know, the reporter from "Gandhi".

A new personal record

Three hours and only one or two sarcastic comments. It's boring, but I guess it's safer that way. Just not any fun. To quote Mark, "I'm gonna cry." A month ago I probably wouldn't have been able to control my sarcasm. I'm becoming more like Susan Henchard every day.

Sidenote: Austin is my new hero because of his awesome death scene today. Who knew?

New eye wear

We're going to Disneyland in June; clearly I had to get myself some appropriate sunglasses.

I love that Cash Cab is on again...

Because secretly, I have a little bit of a crush on Ben Bailey.

Type casting?

SparkNotes says: "Susan Henchard - A meek, unassuming woman married to Michael Henchard when the novel opens. Overly concerned with propriety, Susan attempts to keep secrets about Henchard’s and Elizabeth-Jane’s identities in order to give the appearance of perfect family harmony."

Don't worry guys, the majority of us weren't type cast-Hannah is definitely not like Lucetta (or is she?)-but lately I've been feeling more and more like the woman I'm portraying in our English movie project. I don't know, I guess it's the whole "no emotion" thing. You know, I'm getting better at keeping a straight face. I practiced in English the other day. And I'm going to keep practicing, so if you see my blank face don't be frightened. I'm just getting into character. And by the way, I'm really excited to film the rest of our movie-especially the party scene (can we say stick dance?!) and the narration scenes in "the chair".

A math equation for the Asian

(that was a good rhyme)
This:
Subtract this:

Equals this:

I wish I had a picture of us in shock, or at least a picture of Hannah laughing, but this one will have to do.

I used to be a double agent.

This is the first time in a long time that I've taken a side and stuck with it through the pencil/fruit snack wars. I'm a little bit proud of my decision (that last line was for you, Mike).