Ninety percent

Well, it's been a month.

Things got off to a hefty start, what with work­ing dragon*con and all. I've given any­one who asked about the expe­ri­ence some ver­sion of the same response: "It was fun, but tir­ing." When I returned home from Atlanta, I very quickly came down with a case of the 'con crud, which wreaked havoc through­out my lungs for the bet­ter part of two weeks.

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Another Manic Monday …

From Yes­ter­day: Well, my aunt called me last night at about 9:30 to tell me that she was still two hours away from home, and that I should go home if I could get a ride. So I called my mom and she came and took me home …

As far as today goes, Mon­days are always easy. Be that as it may, the ASP staff had to have a meet­ing because one of the para­pro­fes­sion­als I work with has prob­lems with many staff in the pro­gram, most of all: me.

So we had to have our boss's boss come in and "medi­ate" our "dis­cus­sion". Any­way, noth­ing was solved, but Nathan and I got some things off of our chests. So I guess we'll just have to wait and see …

Open­Stage was as fun as ever … yeah, that's all I've got to say about that.

Hockey Hookey

Okay, so my car is still dead (FUCK!) …

So my dad had to take me to work today. The only prob­lem with this was that he took me at 5 o'clock in the morn­ing! So I went into the class­room and played around on the inter­net for a while, played Super Mario, and watched the clock slink by …

The day wasn't too bad. We had to deliver the Code of Con­duct books to all of the class­rooms, so that ate into the time a bit …

After work, I waited for Megan to fin­ish school, and then we went to her hockey prac­tice so she could be in the team pic­ture for the year­book. Megan ditched the rest of the prac­tice, and we left to our sec­ond pic­ture extrav­a­ganza for Open­Stage. I actu­ally got my *own* head­shots done, with makeup and every­thing! (God, I felt like a stud.) Pic­tures are com­ing soon!

Then we had some time to kill, so Megan and I went to McDonald's before rehearsal. There, we got into a bit of a fight … she was frus­trated because she can't do any­thing to help my sit­u­a­tion, and I felt bad because I feel that I'm impos­ing on her by ask­ing things of her or tak­ing gen­eros­ity as a moment of weak­ness for myself … sigh.

Even­tu­ally, we got things worked out, and we made it to rehearsal … which was actu­ally the best one that we've had so far. (Yay!)

Kathy Leonard was nice enough to drive me home (she lives in Love­land, too). We had a nice con­ver­sa­tion about my involve­ment in the­atre and other things, along with my exile from RMHS the­atre … it was really nice.

When I got home, I found out that (through no fault of her own) my mom had man­aged to wreck my grandma's Blazer. She was pretty dis­traught about that, and I didn't make things bet­ter by com­plain­ing about my car prob­lems. So we had a bit of a fight …

I went to my room and then she knocked and we talked. She's mad because there's noth­ing she can (or will) do about my sit­u­a­tion. Oh well.

Truth be told, if she wanted to do some­thing, she would.

Any­way, I should prob­a­bly end for now. Got to get up at 4:30 tomor­row! [Insert tear here.]

Till next time,
Peace, love, and gumdrops.

[Author's Note: This will be my last entry until Mon­day. Rea­son being that I'm going to house-sit for my aunt this week­end, and will not be able to update until I return home.]

Fuck, What Next?!

For­give the vul­gar­ity of the title, but damn!

The day was going fine at work. But the powers-that-be must have decided that I'm not allowed to have a good day, so they had the lunch­ladies accuse us (the ASP Paras) of, get this: steal­ing their food! So yeah, that was fun.

Megan got released at 2 for a game. So we talked for a few min­utes and then I was off to Dan's. He's been hav­ing some girl prob­lems (to say the least) and we hung out for a cou­ple of hours.

Then, just as I was leav­ing Dan's to go to Rocky for Megan's con­cert (for which I was skip­ping Open­Stage), I dis­cov­ered that my car wouldn't start!

So I called my mom and she sent my dad out to Dan's to see what was up. After about 20 min­utes of look­ing at it, he couldn't fig­ure it out so he just took me to the concert.

Now I have NO fuck­ing car! AGAIN!

The con­cert itself wasn't very good. All of the groups, includ­ing Rocky Moun­tain Singers, did sub-par. But it's the first con­cert of the year, and they'll all grow out of it. What was cool is that Joel (Lewis) came and hung out with me in the booth. Jake was there too. At the end of the con­cert, Jake left in a bad mood … for what rea­son, I'm not sure.

After the con­cert, Megan drove me home. She said she was wor­ried about me, but I told her not to worry. I might take tomor­row off, too. I need some downtime …

A Minor Snap

So I got to sch … I mean work, and as I was head­ing into the build­ing, I saw Megan going in too. But when she got to the door, it looked to me that she was gonna head in with­out me, which was a bit dis­turb­ing because I got there early to see her.

Imme­di­ately, I got pissed. After school, we talked some stuff out and I calmed down a bit.

I really need to calm down and stop let­ting every lit­tle thing affect me this much …

Cat’s Out of the Bag

Okay, so it's time to level with every­one. I got hired on as a Spe­cial Ed Para­pro­fes­sional at Rocky Moun­tain, and I've been delib­er­ately keep­ing it from this site so I could sur­prise a cer­tain some­one … like Megan.

Rea­son being that we have *both* been con­cerned about being able to see each other and spend time together, given all of Megan's extra-curricular stuff. But hope­fully, this will alle­vi­ate some of that and help us to see each other, at least a lit­tle every day. So I'm happy. And when I went to see Megan at lunch, she was too. I would have started the job yes­ter­day, but there was a paper­work prob­lem, so I sat at home.

But any­way, the day went pretty well. I have acheived my dream, in a respect. Now I get paid for going to school. Not a bad deal at all …