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Relay, and other things
Apr. 4th, 2006 07:15 pmClick The Music to listen to it. I'll try to make that possible by hotlinking music other people have uploaded. Aren't I nice? Eider way, tonight its "Hurt" by Johnny Cash - an awesome and powerful song.
Right... so I suppose I should update this. (P.S- when you press enter outside of this box, it automaticly posts... how annoying.
Anyway:
Relay went very, very well. Our team raised 2,500, I met my goal, and our school, whose goal was 55,000 raised 94,450. 00 All of this is amazing, to me anyway. Our team also recieved a prize for being the most spirited. They limited it to 5 teams, and then each team had to make a cheer, and ours was the bestest. It was a really good night. I walked the entire time, excepting 1 hour. Most of the time I walked barefoot. As you can imagine, I felt a bit of pain afterwards - but it was totally worth it. I think its also worth the time to note that during the rejects workshop, although I was running, jumping, and stomping, I felt no pain. Improv heals.
Speaking of Improv, we (Harry Houdini's Box of Doom - the long form Improv group I'm in) had a show on thursday, which went fantasticly well, making it one of the better days I've had in a while. I've been trying to find some lost improv-ers in CT to try and get something together with this summer. You know... in my 3 minutes of free time. To sum up:
Improv Heals & is all things good.
I've been considering deeply whether or not I'm going to bother trying out for Rejects on the Rise next year. On the one hand, I'm getting better - on the other hand is it just kindof sad to try out three years in a row? I don't know- I've got plenty of time to decide.
this is ending up being a lot longer than I really intended. Eider vay- heres some pictures. theres a new one on Flickr, but I think y'all've seen it.
The Set to Brian's show - Bunk Bed Brothers - it was hilarious
Disco Ball's gotta be free! To run in the wild, to slide down slides!
I just liked the Depth of Field
Right... so I suppose I should update this. (P.S- when you press enter outside of this box, it automaticly posts... how annoying.
Anyway:
Relay went very, very well. Our team raised 2,500, I met my goal, and our school, whose goal was 55,000 raised 94,450. 00 All of this is amazing, to me anyway. Our team also recieved a prize for being the most spirited. They limited it to 5 teams, and then each team had to make a cheer, and ours was the bestest. It was a really good night. I walked the entire time, excepting 1 hour. Most of the time I walked barefoot. As you can imagine, I felt a bit of pain afterwards - but it was totally worth it. I think its also worth the time to note that during the rejects workshop, although I was running, jumping, and stomping, I felt no pain. Improv heals.
Speaking of Improv, we (Harry Houdini's Box of Doom - the long form Improv group I'm in) had a show on thursday, which went fantasticly well, making it one of the better days I've had in a while. I've been trying to find some lost improv-ers in CT to try and get something together with this summer. You know... in my 3 minutes of free time. To sum up:
Improv Heals & is all things good.
I've been considering deeply whether or not I'm going to bother trying out for Rejects on the Rise next year. On the one hand, I'm getting better - on the other hand is it just kindof sad to try out three years in a row? I don't know- I've got plenty of time to decide.
this is ending up being a lot longer than I really intended. Eider vay- heres some pictures. theres a new one on Flickr, but I think y'all've seen it.
The Set to Brian's show - Bunk Bed Brothers - it was hilarious
Disco Ball's gotta be free! To run in the wild, to slide down slides!
I just liked the Depth of Field
