This beautiful little girl in the front is Molly. She is due to be
adopted by one of my best friends in the universe, Christine and her
husband Adam. The only trouble is, she seems to have kitty anorexia!
Not really, but she hasn't quite figured out that she needs to eat
solid food, like all of her siblings have. She still nurses and
despite our efforts, we haven't gotten her to eat yet. So today we are
totally seperating her from her mom and her siblings (which is more
difficult than it sounds!) As in, neither my mom or I got sleep last
night...
I was supposed to go to an audition at Circle Theater today, and I am
so sad that I had to decide not to. I just am still worn out from
doing 9 months of shows, straight, and I need the few weeks off to rest
and get back into the swing of work. Plus, I have
TMEA in February,
and Andrew's commissioning (which isn't scheduled yet), and stuff with
work. Doing a show right now, even one at an awesome theater like
Circle, that pays(!), would be amazing, but I feel that it would kill
my spirit. I can't afford to get burnt out right now. I am just
taking the fact they asked me to come audition as a huge honor, and
making a choice not to do it.
So...work starts back tomorrow. I have a lot to go through tonight, in
order to feel like I'm starting over with a clean slate. My headache
really isn't helping much, but I am determined to make good, strong
choices this year and not be controlled by the stress of
procrastination. Isn't that a good resolution?
Oh, Happy
Epiphany. A funny Christian holiday that almost no one in
the Protestant camp knows about. It's funny to me how Protestants
think they own Christianity, disregarding the 2,000 year history as
theologically suspect, at best. I like running against the grain. ^_^
I've had some terrific response on my last post...the nerd one! Wow!
I added it to StumbleUpon and got like 400 hits in one day...amazing.
Maybe people like reading top 10 lists more than the they like reading
about my life? Heehee...wouldn't surprise me. I appreciate the
response, even from the people who disagreed. Not the flamers, mind
you...flamers amuse me. They seem to have no confidence in themselves,
so they like to lash out anonymously at other people. I don't think it
actually makes them feel better. But I do see the immediate appeal.
I'd much rather have peace in my life and make logical arguments to
things with which I do not agree, instead of making base accusations of
stupidity, or making fun of someone's body.
Just my thoughts on the matter.
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