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Nov. 1st, 2005 10:20 pmI officaly no longer care when it comes to the school musical. No one in the cast knows thier lines, knows their songs, or knows their dances.
And I don't care because none of it is my responsiblity. I can't do anything to help, so I'm just chilling and doing my job. No use stressing over things I have no way of changing.
Yes, the show is next frelling week. The director is threating to quit. She's embarresed to have her name atached to this monstosity.
Of course, if the crew wouldn't kill me, I would quit too since I could actually do something with those two hours, like catch up on my media arts assignments... and figure out if I should do the video project alone and just bribe people in my class to be in it or I should do group work. And I don't want to impose on the only two people that I know in the class since it's mostly indepentent work.
Edit - So what do people think of the new portal feature? While it does seem nifty to have a one stop shop, it just seems superfluous.
Oh, and "The Legend of Zorro" is fairly good, and well worth the absolutely nothing I paid for it.
And I don't care because none of it is my responsiblity. I can't do anything to help, so I'm just chilling and doing my job. No use stressing over things I have no way of changing.
Yes, the show is next frelling week. The director is threating to quit. She's embarresed to have her name atached to this monstosity.
Of course, if the crew wouldn't kill me, I would quit too since I could actually do something with those two hours, like catch up on my media arts assignments... and figure out if I should do the video project alone and just bribe people in my class to be in it or I should do group work. And I don't want to impose on the only two people that I know in the class since it's mostly indepentent work.
Edit - So what do people think of the new portal feature? While it does seem nifty to have a one stop shop, it just seems superfluous.
Oh, and "The Legend of Zorro" is fairly good, and well worth the absolutely nothing I paid for it.
