Tuesday, January 26, 2016 "Praform."

Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Week: 24
Songs to Remember: Danger - BTS

        Considering the events in 100% Chance of Bad that made it such a good series, just the first half so far of The Days has already surpassed it for the title of best series.

        I mean, the previews to the characters and cast that would appear now in this series, leading up to party episodes, to meeting up with past characters again from the old series', and now look, I'ma be performing in my first act on stage. In front, of, more people than I've talked to in the 1st and 2nd series combined. I know, crazy right?

        Anyways, lets get on with it. Psychology was notes again, so that was nice. English wasn't so nice 'cause there was another pop-quiz. And yes, I did mess up again. The prompt was pretty vague, and also I thought it was from the book, but it was instead the article we had to read last night. Hopefully it turns out okay though. We uh, discussed colleges, for some reason, and uh, kinda forgot the rest. Good news, I do like my seat. I'm surrounded by, well, characters that weren't ever really "real" characters, but so far with discussions of the book and like, random comments, they've definitely made a presence. I'm talking about these 2 people who sit beside me to my left and right. And, those others who sit near me.

        I asked Lt about Lunar Show. She said she was probably gonna have to see it 3 times on Thursday as pretty much all her classes are signed up to go see it. Gonna have to talk to her again about going to the real night show. Okay, Biology, was just a lecture. Nice. Also the teacher did tell bootleg stories again too, so. Math, it was actually, well no. The questions were, wait. No, we did a new lesson, and it was pretty easy. Time-consuming, but easy. So, there's that. Also work was short so that was alright too.

        Lunch was the same as usual, just the cast and I, no Am today. US History, we had a pop quiz (which was, fairly easy) and got Chromebooks to research stuff for a worksheet. In Chinese, we got new seats. And uh, we're actually on the 4th week, no wonder our teams felt like, so long. It was because instead of the usual 3 weeks per group, it was going on to 4. Weird. Anyways, my new seat (which we had to pick Chinese characters and head to the specific tables instead of picking numbers) is next to uh, Mt, ya know, the girl who is in my math class Sophomore year, and this year, and is in KDT. Ya'll know. We also have this one dude, umm, you probably don't know him, aaand this one girl who is/was friends with uh. You know what, never mind, heh.

        Yes, I have been lazy with my work, going as far as procrastinating stuff to the point where at the last minute I plan to do it, it extends longer than I would've liked, and I end up just saying "Fuck it" and not do it at all. But, what I've not been lazy in is KDT practice. It was at the theater where we practiced outside until we had our chance to practice using the stage. Was I scared? Nah. At first, yeah, because the KDT veteran was like "Don't be scared." And I'm like "I'm scarin'" it was actually just got because of the light shining down, and I had a jacket on because I wanted to get the feel of wearing a jacket as my outfit includes it. Overall, wasn't that bad of a practice run. Did I mess up? Nooo. Did I go a bit too fast at one point? Yeaahhh. Am I glad to be in the back? Now, it's just whatever. I would like to be somewhere near the front, being up front is a bit too much for me, but hey, it doesn't matter where I stand, I'm in it, dancing. If I were to be there and just stand, it wouldn't look very nice would it. So, I gotta perform, even if it means people won't see me much as I'm in the back, but having to perform to match shows that it does matter.

        I've been going on rambling about some philosophical shit, aka, shit people don't understand because of my lame explanations. It's 1:27 AM, gonna need to get some work in tomorrow before I gotta wake up at 5 in the morning on Thursday for game time. And so, see ya.